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Is there a PDF version of this? Or a way to read PS without installing new software? I'm on a computer that is not mine.
by cynicalkane 17y ago
Is there a PDF version of this? Or a way to read PS without installing new software? I'm on a computer that is not mine.
- tvon 17y agoI'll keep this up for a bit: http://civicit.com/~tvon/files/bcrypt-paper.pdf http://civicit.com/~tvon/files/bcrypt-paper.pdf
- cynicalkane 17y agoActually, after some googling, I've discovered a sequel to bcrypt: http://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt.html http://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt.html This algorithm is not only provably computationally hard, but provably requires a lot of RAM. Since RAM, and the bandwidth thereof, (unlike password-cracking chips) is as cheap to the consumer as it is to the NSA, you can set your RAM requirements very high to give them a very hard time.
- cperciva 17y agoThis algorithm is not only provably computationally hard, but provably requires a lot of RAM Almost right. There is a lower bound on the time-area product, but not a significant lower bound on the area.
- imurray 17y agoIs there...a way to read PS without installing new software? It's not great compared to say Google's viewer for PDFs, but here is a long-standing service that works: http://view.samurajdata.se/ http://view.samurajdata.se/