doomrobo

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A Rust web server / front end setup like it's 2022 (with axum and yew)(robert.kra.hn)
3 points by doomrobo 4y ago|0 comments
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by doomrobo 4y ago
A more accurate claim: 46% of the mass of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is fishing nets. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-22939-w
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Oh, my bad I misunderstood. Yes, you could just construct a system of 65537 equations in 65537 variables. You can't do a binary search though. Remember, all you have access to is c (mod p_i) for i = 1, ..., 65537. To do a binary searc
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Note: if you set privacy.resistFingerprinting to true, GDocs will be blurry. I don't have another way to explain that
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Ok someone please make a concrete claim about what they fear has happened or will happen. Example: "I'm afraid the NSA hacked a submitter's email and used it to access their GitHub and change constants in the encryption algor
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by doomrobo 4y ago
What's with the FUD here? Read the post quantum crypto NIST candidates [0]. They're all academic teams. NSA had a submission (Simon/speck) to the lightweight crypto competition (which by the way got absolutely trashed for lac
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Not so simple. You forgot about the fact that it wraps around the modulus. Say c is the 65537th power of m. You try a guess m' and find that its 65537th power is c + 10 (mod N). Will you choose your next guess m'' to be great
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What you think about landfill and recycling is probably wrong (2019)(medium.com)
1 points by doomrobo 4y ago|2 comments
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by doomrobo 4y ago
Are you saying that “quarantining + something not known to have an effect” is better than quarantining alone? Why?
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Aquatic: High-performance open BitTorrent tracker(github.com)
1 points by doomrobo 4y ago|0 comments
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by doomrobo 4y ago
TL;DR This is a way for admins to enforce network policies without needing to see the decrypted traffic. You can use this to enforce domain blocklists for DNS over HTTPS: client proves their requested domain is not banned (a few sec) and mi
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by doomrobo 5y ago
From your first link: > The digital images can be converted to binary data and encrypted with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). However, the high correlation between adjacent pixels may still be kept after encrypting a digital image wi
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by doomrobo 5y ago
The resulting paper: https://sci-hub.st/downloads/2020-01-31/3c/10.1007@s40993-02...
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by doomrobo 5y ago
Why is the Codex Seraphinianus on this list? There is no cipher, it's made up nonsense. The artist said so himself.
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by doomrobo 5y ago
I can't tell from the article: is Tinder limiting to violent crimes or can you see a person's whole record? Also is it all arrests or just convictions? If it's anything more than violent convictions then this is obviously bad
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by doomrobo 5y ago
Same issue. I contacted support and literally never got a response. Cancelled my subscription. Now I use Zotero and it's pretty good
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by doomrobo 5y ago
Not in active development https://github.com/orangeduck/Cello/issues/135
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by doomrobo 5y ago
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ft.com%2Fcontent%2...
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by doomrobo 5y ago
I really like using Fastmail. For raw features, it's got a contact sync, calendar sync, custom domain suppport, a snappy webmail client, push notifs (which Gmail does not support outside the official app), a robust spam filtering langu
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by doomrobo 5y ago
I don't think it's deniable. The server has an identity key (which resides in its certificate) that it uses to sign its response to the client Hello message. Though I guess if you make certificates short-lived and published the pr
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by doomrobo 5y ago
It's named this because GitHub repos called "awesome-X" are precisely that. I forgot where the pattern originated
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by doomrobo 5y ago
IANAL but I'm pretty sure this would count as destruction of evidence
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by doomrobo 5y ago
I wouldn't do this just bc I've been burned by Asus customer service before. I had a faulty AC68U router (random disconnects; happened regardless of firmware) and they essentially refused to help me. I'd wait 10min on hold to
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by doomrobo 5y ago
This is my main issue with so many services. The reason I don't use Instagram is because Instagram gives me no control over what I see. You want to look at pictures without seeing comments? Too bad. It doesn't matter that the top
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by doomrobo 5y ago
One argument in favor of offering BOTH phone and textual ordering interfaces is accessibility. If someone is deaf or hard of hearing they might not be able to call and order, and they may not be able to find someone at the moment to do it f
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by doomrobo 5y ago
Good point I'd love to have that discussion. Advertising to children should be illegal. Does anyone know of existing bills or proposals in this direction?
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by doomrobo 5y ago
Absolutely not. The reason bank interest is lower is because the FDIC ensures that you get your money if the bank stops existing. If the company backing your stablecoin stops existing, what are you left with? Nothing, of course This not dis
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by doomrobo 5y ago
You can do some really cool cryptography if you assume your adversary has limited space. Examples include non-transferable signatures and streaming programs that stop functioning when the stream stops (repugnant as a DRM but neat as a conce
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by doomrobo 5y ago
I think $120/yr is good. I pay $120/yr for Dropbox, which is also a service I use multiple times a day and I think it's fair.
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by doomrobo 5y ago
I've been using Fastmail for years with a custom domain. I only have positive things to say

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