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my thoughts exactly. In my very non-artistic, unimportant opinion, the last thing tarsnap needs is yet another logo with a padlock / key / chain / castle / fort
by gingerlime 13y ago
my thoughts exactly. In my very non-artistic, unimportant opinion, the last thing tarsnap needs is yet another logo with a padlock / key / chain / castle / fortress / shield / guard / dog.
These security-related icons are so frequently (ab)used that I'm getting a strong urge not to use any product that relies on them to symboloze its security.
- cperciva 13y agothe last thing tarsnap needs is yet another logo with a padlock / key / chain / castle / fortress / shield / guard / dog. I'm inclined to agree... I'm not saying it's impossible to produce a good logo with one of these, but I'd need to see something really inspiring to put up with a cliche.
- niels_olson 13y agoSeems like something derived from this would be relevant > scrypt(P, S, N, r, p, dkLen) = MFcrypt__HMAC_SHA256,SMixr__ (P, S, N, p, dkLen) Another gem would be "pleaseletmein" ref: http://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt/scrypt.pdf http://www.tarsnap.com/scrypt/scrypt.pdf
- tptacek 13y agoHow about heraldry + block mode diagram? We did CBC mode in "tattoo flash" style. (I'm seriously considering another take on block mode diagrams for a tattoo).