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by 4e1a 10y ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=sLSveRGmpIE
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by 4e1a 10y ago
RPG LOL. Me too.
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by 4e1a 10y ago
I almost barfed at the last picture. Time to clean house!
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by 4e1a 10y ago
I thought the same thing, but this method seems like it actually works. Could this be expanded to not just analyse words but frequency makeup also?
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by 4e1a 10y ago
This is really cool! Is this on github or anything? I'm having my friends and myself search for lyrics of different genres to compare this to.
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by 4e1a 10y ago
Vimana are not unique to India and there are references from all over the world and include the Egyptian Saqqara Bird, the pre-Columbian golden airplane models, the Greek Icarus legend, the Chariot of Ezekiel, the Nazca runways (lines), The
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by 4e1a 10y ago
What about ancient Vimana and places like ankor wat? Wouldn't that suggest that technological species happened at least twice on the same star?
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Hackaday prize entry raspberry pi zeros and drones(hackaday.com)
1 points by 4e1a 10y ago|0 comments
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by 4e1a 10y ago
That is awesome! You guys rule! I want one
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by 4e1a 10y ago
It's all fine and well, to me, until I came across the text over the image of that ugly assed condor. The background should be tinted like the other sections to increase readability and a more cohesive design. Just my two cents.
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by 4e1a 10y ago
What a load of shit! He can't cryptographically prove something without courage?! WTF
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by 4e1a 10y ago
Page has been removed.
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by 4e1a 10y ago
i concur
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by 4e1a 10y ago
I would research as to what cipher was used in zip files back then and see if it is currently defeatable, like RC4 or AES with bad padding, and then work through the cryptopals.com problems and see if any of this applies to the zip file.
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by 4e1a 11y ago
Excellent!
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by 4e1a 11y ago
I learned Lua by reading "Programming In Lua" and by searching github for Lua projects and reading them.
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by 4e1a 11y ago
That thing is kool and all, but if it costs me MY job then I'm gonna hack/steal/set-fire everyone I ever find outside.
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by 4e1a 11y ago
I make and solder circuits. Usually audio hardware but anything to make is fun to me. It usually involves the same mind-set because I have the chance to swap out components just like modifying a line of code and ending up with a new and imp
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by 4e1a 11y ago
This does not work for me. I'm using 'ghostery' to block ads though, not 'ad-block'.
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Anonymous Hack-Isis-Guide Released(rt.com)
1 points by 4e1a 11y ago|0 comments
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by 4e1a 11y ago
I kinda like this, but wish there was a download err something... Props to the creator!
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Fireworks detected on radar(weather.com)
2 points by 4e1a 11y ago|0 comments
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by 4e1a 11y ago
Has anyone seen a scheme that is similar to this? Are there any known vulnerabilities in this scheme?
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Show HN: A simple progressive hash encoding scheme(xoutagency.neocities.org)
3 points by 4e1a 11y ago|1 comments
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by 4e1a 11y ago
I am working on something ( toy ) similar to this in my spare time using luaJIT. I like the idea of using a simpler DSL to interact with ECC.
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by 4e1a 11y ago
Keybase is awesome! I have a few invites left to give away. It's in Alpha stages but should go Beta soon.
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by 4e1a 11y ago
I've used this before on small projects and it has proven to be a better 'learning' experience versus just googling for help.
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by 4e1a 11y ago
I couldn't get it to work either. The demo apps work great and WAS pleased by them, but now I'm just using native android apps at the cost of battery life.