divegeek

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by divegeek 12y ago
What do you mean by "break"?
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by divegeek 12y ago
I would hate that one. Too time-consuming.
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by divegeek 12y ago
Java doesn't have unsigned integer types. Google is mostly a Java shop.
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by divegeek 12y ago
Sure, I will. I just retired this little gem, after six months of faithful service: ahbag6uWXa0aj0ee Ahh, the memories.
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by divegeek 12y ago
BTDT and it was a huge relief when I moved my domain to Google Apps and started using Gmail. Unless it's gotten hugely more effective than it was a few years ago, Spamassassin is nowhere near as good as Gmail at recognizing spam, and
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by divegeek 12y ago
The best way to fix this is to eliminate the S-box lookup, thereby making AES constant-time. For example: http://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F11935070_14
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by divegeek 12y ago
True, and GPS navigation can have real-time traffic information while a cabbie can at best make an educated guess. What's _really_ valuable, though, isn't real-time traffic information, but future traffic information. What matter
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by divegeek 12y ago
The article says there is timing data, with microsecond resolution. That's how the author's tool is able to provide "real-time" playback.
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by divegeek 12y ago
There's no such warning displayed, because that would be a security hole. This password security measure is a Chrome extension that's required by company policy to be installed on all corporate machines. It watches all input (to
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by divegeek 12y ago
Treaty obligations do not have "almost constitutional standing". Treaty obligations have exactly the same standing as any law passed by Congress, whether they're constitutionally ratified (which is extremely rare), or congre
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by divegeek 12y ago
OTA update should be showing up any day now. I don't think specific dates for specific devices have been given, but it was supposed to start rolling out yesterday.