akfish

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by akfish 8y ago
The principle seems simple. It's too bad that 1.9 μm laser is neither easy nor cheap to obtain. Otherwise it could be doable for DIYers. I imagine you can certainly drive people crazy with this thing. For some one who doesn't know
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by akfish 8y ago
Ironically, at the time of landing, there was no live coverage on the state media CCTV's news channel. Instead, it was covering the story of Utlima Thule. Also you should know that the launch/landing window of a lunar mission does
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by akfish 9y ago
Out top of my head: It could be used as the payload for some serious cyber attacks. Imagining the mass panic it would cause, if it was to be played on every TV across the country for real. This kind of attacks are hard to pull off and one&#
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by akfish 9y ago
My question is: how practical would it be to use a 1TB RSA key for average users? I assume that the size of cipher text would be somewhat depended on secret size. The storage space and network bandwidth is not free.
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by akfish 10y ago
I don't see any valid arguments in the post. The issues raised are either mis-implementation or misuse of JWT. All I am getting is "JWT can be misused in such such way that makes your application vulnerable. And neither its standa
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by akfish 10y ago
Yep. Revocation is tricky with JWT, but it's not that bad. The expectation should be reduce in database io, not getting rid of it entirely. Overall you could issue tokens with short lifespan, say 5 minutes. And having the client refres
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by akfish 10y ago
Finally, no more docker!
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by akfish 10y ago
Interesting. Thanks for sharing this information.
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by akfish 10y ago
Which is more possible? A bug or they just underestimated the volume of traffic that could be caused by ATA in real life?
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by akfish 10y ago
This reminds me of Peter Watts's novel <Blindsight>. Two captured "Scramblers" (the highly intelligent alien without self-consciousness) managed to communicate with each other in a way defying all human analysis, even w