AnaniasAnanas

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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
For something like airplane signals you do not need encryption though - you only need to verify the integrity of the data, which is done either by signatures or MACs.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
That still does not solve the issue with OpenPGP signatures though, does it?
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
And so do torrents.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
> I don't see why we shouldn't transition to renewable energy asap anyway Most of the arguments that I see concern the low effectiveness of renewable energy sources and the pollution caused by the batteries (either during their
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
No, I reject the update for non-trivial issues which I feel that violate my privacy or could pose some other serious threat and move to some other browser as soon as possible. > look at how studies operates It works on the background and
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
I try to keep my luggage in the cabin when possible instead of checking it in because I do not want my luggage to be damaged as they tend to be very careless with the handling.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
I am not familiar with Datalog but if it is anything like Prolog then it should be extremely easy compared to SQL. Right now if I want to make any query that is more complex than Select x from table in SQL I will have to make multiple googl
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Normal update channels usually ask me (or let me set it so that they have to ask me) if I want to apply the update and I make sure to at least read the changelog if not skim through the source. In addition to that I trust the Debian team mu
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Sadly the unbranded builds do not have updates enabled and the developer edition is basically beta.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Shouldn't there be criminal charges for this?
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
I am not talking about incompetent and inept teachers but straight up abusive. There were many more that were not abusive but were quite bad.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
I do not think that sitting alone during breaks and only talking during the other 6 hours when you raise your hand to answer a question that a teacher asks really counts as socialization.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
It really feels to me as if a lot of teachers join the profession only because they are power-hungry and want some powerless kids to abuse, something like an authority complex. We had teachers at our school print low quality invitations to
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
I don't disagree.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Well, shouldn't have signed it.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
It certainly is not brain-damage, but it is however very user-hostile. Are you the unlucky one that ended up with the broken A/B testing change? Well, sucks for you and nobody will be able to help you. Do you want to try a specific tes
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Here is another case for anyone interested. Sadly in this instance the court decided to let the thief keep and auction it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archimedes_Palimpsest
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Isn't this true for pretty much every privacy tool (i2p, freenode, gnunet, etc) though? I don't think that any of them can protect you if an adversary can monitor the whole internet.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Yes, what about it? This is a list of the IP addresses of the exit nodes, it is useful if you want to start blocking tor traffic in your site (though I am against that). This is not a list of the IP addresses of the onion sites nor of the u
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
> Tor is NOT good at keeping you private from government This is a bold claim. Would you mind backing it up?
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
One of the weird things here is that javascript is not disabled by default in the Tor Browser and instead an addon is needed. This whole thing is also yet another reason to use something like Tails or Whonix which are much safer to use with
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
The solution to that is postscript. I still see quite a few papers being distributed in postscript form.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
> don't you think the authority should have been informed of any hidden functionality or easter eggs? The users? Sure. An authority? No, not really.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
> if not, you'll never see this anyway... All users can enable showdead.
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
> 2. Search the language space (the set of all strings of the language) for a proof of the theorem statement. This is not how proof assistants based on type theory work. That would be true if you used a prolog-like thing in order to sear
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by AnaniasAnanas 7y ago
Just wondering, why do people not use Coq/Isabelle/Agda/etc in order to check such proofs? Wouldn't that save them from the "shame" of producing yet-another-incorrect P(!)=NP proof?
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by AnaniasAnanas 8y ago
If you are referring to our modern computers then they are actually computed on finite state machines - just with a lot of states. After all a Turing machine requires unbounded memory.
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by AnaniasAnanas 8y ago
Aren't all total functions continuous?
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by AnaniasAnanas 8y ago
The solution to this would be to stop the criminalization of victimless actions - which carrying an open bottle of beer is.
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by AnaniasAnanas 8y ago
There is also HS1-SIV which uses Chacha20.

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