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by blake8086 13y ago
Heh, I wonder what places they work now.
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by blake8086 13y ago
Wouldn't this still allow an adversary to build a social network of all participants? They would know: Who talked to who How often they talk When they talk How much information they exchange Their IP addresses In fact, the only they wo
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by blake8086 13y ago
If you want to see these "cracked", use them in a captcha that gates a high-value site.
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Animate Your Way to Glory(acko.net)
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by blake8086 13y ago
I like this idea to reduce dependence on trusting any given algorithm. If I'm a global passive adversary, I would try to attack your blobs in these ways: 1) weaken your random number generators 2) guess your password by running massive
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by blake8086 13y ago
death is bad
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by blake8086 13y ago
Does this mean you can create a script to reward finding the preimage of an arbitrary sha hash?
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by blake8086 13y ago
This is a really great comment, and a great analogy. Thanks for taking the time to write and post it.
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by blake8086 13y ago
Yes, from a T/A perspective, basically everything everyone uses leaks like a sieve. A great paper about T/A: http://cryptome.org/2013/07/nsa-traffic-analysis.pdf
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by blake8086 13y ago
Ok, I can't think of an attack that could be accomplished by controlling half the traffic on the network. It doesn't mean there isn't one, but I can't think of it. I think that was a bad guess on my part.
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by blake8086 13y ago
What are the odds it's a global passive adversary sending trackable traffic through Tor to map out the network?
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by blake8086 13y ago
This is such a great idea. I love how much you've worked to ensure it takes the least number of taps possible to send feedback. One suggestion: show a meter or light or any kind of feedback that the user is being loud enough. I suspect
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by blake8086 13y ago
A relevant tale: http://www.nickbostrom.com/fable/dragon.html
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by blake8086 13y ago
That doesn't asnwer any of the questions.
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by blake8086 13y ago
What answers would you give to the questions he posed? How would you hope other people would answer them?
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by blake8086 13y ago
I suspect that basic income is a stable equilibrium given a "one person, one vote"-type of democratic system. It's in each person's best interests to vote for more wealth redistribution if they're below the average,
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by blake8086 13y ago
You linked the same video twice. (thanks, though)
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by blake8086 13y ago
Aren't both of those a "something you have"?
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by blake8086 13y ago
What could a product or service do that would solve this problem for you?
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by blake8086 13y ago
I have debated that with other people. If you have important evidence to solve a crime like that (missing children is a great example), the best thing to do is give your evidence to the police in as anonymous a fashion as possible, and also
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by blake8086 13y ago
I think you're thinking of Encrypted Media Extensions https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/html-media/raw-file/tip/encrypted-med...
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by blake8086 13y ago
Really? What law is that covered under? (genuinely interested, because I did not know this)
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by blake8086 13y ago
I can honestly say this book changed the way I think about everything. I can't recommend it highly enough.
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by blake8086 13y ago
But the PRC is still censoring it, right?
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by blake8086 13y ago
They leave a lot more than 2% of the comments, though.
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by blake8086 13y ago
It seems odd to have an environment that you are 100% in control of, and then relish the times when it does unexpected things.
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by blake8086 13y ago
What if you have large vendors like PayPal only offering transfer to other institutionally-controlled wallets? for example: "Since your funds are transferred only between other PayPal users, PayPal can always reverse a fraudulent transactio
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by blake8086 14y ago
From what I understand, this is the same reason Google uses googleusercontent.com
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by blake8086 14y ago
My lock screen has a message on it that gives a number to call if the phone is found. "If found, call or text xxx-xxx-xxxx"
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by blake8086 14y ago
It has occurred to people before, but I'm not aware of any active efforts to stop such data from being inserted. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Weaknesses#Illegal_content_in_the...

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