RenThraysk

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by RenThraysk 5y ago
I misspoke, should have said end to end.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Being a developer and implemented both, I know. Maybe I just mispoke.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
A messenger just refuses to upgrade. So Alice who was sending Bob messages with no problem yesterday, today breaks. So back to having to use the same messenger.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
So no guarantee of interoperability.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
But future messaging apps shouldn't be getting less secure.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Imagine there is a break in a cryptographic algorithm, say AES256-CBC. Now can I replace it in my messaging app, without having to coordinate with every other messaging app provider? Suddenly governments have a lever to prevent adoption of
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Er, WhatsApp is based on Noise for client server protocol, and Signal protocol for peer to peer encryption. Both were open standards before WhatsApp implemented them.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Is this an indirect attack on the encryption... seems to be.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Distilling still easier and more efficient than condensing water out of the air.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Then you don't need to extract water from the air. Just make it potable.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Fundamentally flawed idea. Places that need water are the most are dry, they have no humidity, as there is little to no water in the air.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
It's built into Google Lens. Use it occasionally to send files over wifi to phone, with webwormhole.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
US should start make solar panels then. Worryingly even LG (Korea) recently announced they are withdrawing from solar panel manufacturing.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Even LED have more efficient designs, Philips makes the Dubai Lamp specifically for Dubai but you cannot buy them outside of Dubai. https://www.mea.lighting.philips.com/consumer/dubai-lamp
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Believe an IR beacon was placed on the building by a local.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
ISO pricing came up in a discussion had elsewhere recently. Particularly about this "Ships and marine technology -- Survival equipment for survival craft and rescue boats" https://www.evs.ee/en/iso-18813-2006
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
TRUNCATE in a few databases effectively drops the table, and recreates it. If typing in an interactive session usually use a specific user account for it, with minimal set of privileges. And wouldn't have the DROP privilege or any othe
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
With databases, start a transaction first, then update, and look at the number of rows affected. If it's an oh shit moment, rollback, if not commit.
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by RenThraysk 5y ago
Says more about the person sending the memo, than anyone else. And doesn't inspire confidence in their abilities.
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by RenThraysk 6y ago
You mean like public libraries?
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by RenThraysk 6y ago
Erm, math/bits package OnesCount() family of functions? https://golang.org/pkg/math/bits/#OnesCount go compiler output... 0x0020 00032 ($GOROOT/src/math/bits/bits.go:115) FMOVD R0, F0
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by RenThraysk 6y ago
Why does it use SHRQ, ANDQ & MOVB, instead of a BT & SETB ?
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by RenThraysk 6y ago
How does the caddy instances on the home network side get certificates for accessing directly from the LAN?
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by RenThraysk 7y ago
I think you are arguing from bad faith. Social Sciences has problems and it seems unwilling to do better. You had to be shamed publicly and widely. People have a right to know social sciences are this broken.
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by RenThraysk 7y ago
All papers get critical responses and suggestions for improvement. That proves nothing other than the submitted papers were considered to have some merit, and still possible inclusion in the various issues. The problem is people (a journali
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by RenThraysk 7y ago
It did prove that the only people capable of pointing out there were problems with the hoax papers are people generally critical of the social sciences. That alone demonstrates a problem. That's why the experiment ended early. PZ Meyer