capcah

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by capcah 11y ago
This is not a Zero Knowledge Protocol because the other party has the same information as you do. Furthermore, this algorithm is equivalent to a DH key exchange between A and B followed by a HMAC(key,M), with the advantage that message size
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by capcah 11y ago
The title should be "American Books that shaped America". The Capital not being included in that list is akin to the Catholic church leaving the Luteran bible outside a list of influential works.
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by capcah 12y ago
I see a huge number of comments on this thread implying that carefulness is related to the road danger. It's the perceived danger that matters. You don't need to make the roads more dangerous, just need to make them look so. I&#x2
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by capcah 12y ago
I'd like to point out the writer for dismissing customisability. This is my opinion, but the popularity of some apps used to customise my phone leads me to believe I do not stand alone. Let's not forget that the android can offer
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by capcah 12y ago
Just as a remark, proving that given a prime n, n^2 = 1(mod 24)[equivalent to n^2-1 is multiple of 24] is pretty easy: i) prove that n^2 = 1(mod 3). Enumerating, n = {-1,1} (mod 3) (mod 3) [since n is prime, n != 0 (mod 3)]. n^2 = 1 (mod 3)
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by capcah 13y ago
I am not sure how those guys did it, but I was talking to a friend of mine today, and I guess that it had something to do with forcing the server to use its private key to check for information sent to it. Then you use the heartbleed bug to
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by capcah 13y ago
tl;dr: State is bad for optimizations, FP encourages you to write most of the code state-free. One of the perks of FP is that it exposes pure functions, functions that have a fixed output for a given input. Since it's really bad at sto
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by capcah 14y ago
The talk about strange machines by Sergey Bratus.