Boogie_Man

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   Eastern Slavic Naming Customs(en.wikipedia.org)

   3 points by Boogie_Man 3y ago|0 comments
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   by Boogie_Man 3y ago

   Hey thank you for giving it a try, I'm happy to hear it works that well. Here's to the past in the future.
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   by Boogie_Man 3y ago

   >I'd expect that, for quantum-safe asymmetric algorithms as well as for AES, there is a similar number corresponding to fundamental physical infeasibility, and then we can also just pick that rather than any low or high number of ye
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   by Boogie_Man 3y ago

   To my understanding, despite variance from state to state, a general "rule of thumb" for the statute of limitations outside of "the big R" and "the big M" is ten years. This squares with the generic declassific
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   by Boogie_Man 3y ago

   Actively resisting future attackers and hardware is an incredibly forward-thinking thing to do, bravo. How long into the future is an achievable and desirable duration for encryption (barring any rapid, unforeseen paradigm shift)? If te
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   by Boogie_Man 3y ago

   The first thing that comes to my mind when reading this article is: "Does Wayland have something like "ssh -x""? After a bit of looking, it seems to me that Waypipe[0] is the successor to remote xorg sessions. I'd b