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akavel
8y ago
"The Cryptopals Crypto Challenges" (a.k.a. Matasano Crypto Challenge) https://cryptopals.com/ "This is a different way to learn about crypto than taking a class or reading a book. We give you problems to sol
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akavel
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I once had an idea to make a Morse code learning game, where the message would be emitted by a distant warship in a storm emitting flashes of light in your direction :) to add some emotion to the task :) but never really tried to execute on
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8y ago
I'm not really sure I understand what you're arguing for or observing, but notably, the article actually argues for free will existing (thus I assume not being an illusion), if you read it to the end: > Although the Free
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Part 2: http://web.archive.org/web/20180726093121/https://plus.maths...
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8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
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akavel
8y ago
Thanks! I imagine instead of via USB to hardware token, the query could theoretically go via my PC's Bluetooth to my phone?
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akavel
8y ago
Can somebody please explain to me why hardware tokens/U2F mitigate phishing whereas 2FA does not? My imagination fails to show me a mode of attack that would be relevant here...
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akavel
8y ago
Yes, a scriptable version would be of interest. Ideally, if there was a docker image I could just easily download and run on my dev machine (and please allow passing an ENV option to limit Java heap size), with a tutorial how to use it and
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8y ago
See also a related but more physical idea: a "Chordite" - http://www.chordite.com/protophotos.htm - http://blog.russnelson.com/chordite/index.html
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What are your expectations on when you might publish variants for some non-Mac platforms? Which code/modules specifically are platform-dependent? If it is only the GUI, can one already use the engine/JSON API (if available) on som
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akavel
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But LambdaNative does require installing Android SDK, no? → https://github.com/part-cw/lambdanative/wiki/Getting-Started...
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8y ago
As an extra insult, the page shown then has the preferences (which you have to get to through several smokescreens, where only one path is correct) reverted back to the original "enabled". Like showing you a contract with fine pri
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8y ago
Can you try to list some example of what you have on your checklist? It'd help me understand your particular trouble, currently I don't have a good idea of it. Also, haven't read "the checklist manifesto", I underst
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8y ago
What do you mean by checklists? Like in an airplane pilot's safety checklists? If yes, then in my current company I've learnt to script the hell out of them (though not too early — only once you see how the typical pattern/
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8y ago
Personally, I actually never thought Dep was blessed by the Go team to the point that it "was going to be official". So I wouldn't be so fast to say "pretty much everyone". Notably, some loud people "though
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Ah, ok, so just the good, old "brain memory" technology :)
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8y ago
Not sure what API approach they use, but in the area of microkernels: - GenodeOS is reportedly used in production by some commercial clients, though mostly undisclosed IIRC; it is a higher-level layer (~OS) compatible with numerous microker
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Curious: how could you pull out the link just now? Did you have it bookmarked somewhere for long time? Or did you see it somewhere recently?
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I don't think so, but I'm not sure. I didn't play Prey; but then there's some chance I could have watched some playthrough on Youtube, and only see that happening to someone else. Don't know.
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8y ago
I have some faint kind of an impression that I've once played (?) some game (?), where if your character died, it woke up in some kind of "netherworld", and there was also something to do there. (I seem to recall being hugely
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Yeah, sure, with the stories of Apple deleting songs from your local machine because they were deleted from your cloud account because DRM or whatever, and IIRC even deleting some random photos because some bug (but w.r.t. photos I'm
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For me, the "Back it up in a place you trust" is coming back to square 1 of the parent poster's problem. I actually do have my photos on (a few) disks and computers, not on Google, and I still have the problem that I want t
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He notes later in the article, that at some point in more distant past the "free speech" and "safe speech" claims were used in reverse by the Blue and Red "factions": "However, I think it's signifi
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I still see more value in a slow but helpful app, than in a fast but nonexistent app, even as a user. Also, making it work first may help in prototyping, and I may even find out that the prototyped idea doesn't work, so I'll scrap
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akavel
8y ago
You can copy the story ID from the original URL. It's the "long" number just after the date — e.g. in the following URL: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/06/21/6217527...
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Sorry, don't think I can do more at this point; I once managed to understand the Shor's algorithm from some book; but I didn't reinforce it, and now I'm left only with a vague recollection of the main a-ha moment... Thou
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Ok, I'll try another attempt at explaining the stuff :P Not sure if correct, because I'm not a parent :P neither a quantum scientist actually, just dabbled a tiny bit in QC at one point :) So you can choose whether to believe my w
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On the Playground or on your PC? The Playground has an execution cache, so the same input code always gives the same (thus "deterministic") result.
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Interestingly, the Lua programming language actually evolved from configuration files: https://www.lua.org/history.html (and is still officially deemed useful for writing them)
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Unsound uses of “unsafe” Rust in actix-web library
(github.com)
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