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by dvorak42 8y ago
This particular blog post and plan is regarding removing support of old TLS versions and options on the client. Which means that all server administrators need to do is enable TLS 1.2 and modern options. Old clients (such as Android) will s
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by dvorak42 9y ago
Given enough time you can find a shortcut instead of having to follow every redirect.
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by dvorak42 9y ago
SSLKEYLOGFILE is the one that a few implementations use.
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by dvorak42 10y ago
The problem with this fix is that then as long as you have the fallback, the user gains none of the security properties of TLS 1.3 (since the attacker can always force a downgrade by sending junk to the client during the handshake) and has
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by dvorak42 10y ago
While there was a secondary issue with the deployment regarding unofficial builds/derivatives, the field trial was primarily rolled back due to the number of affected customers due to the middle-box issues in their enterprise/edu
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by dvorak42 10y ago
This at least means that the developer is aware that these parts of the spec are extensible, and by explicitly ignoring the GREASE values are explicitly choosing to potentially have a broken application in the future. This is a different cl
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by dvorak42 11y ago
Since computation is measured by bytecode cost of instructions, supporting other languages would require a great deal of effort to do similar bytecode counting and to make sure that the counting across languages is fair and balanced. They&#
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by dvorak42 11y ago
Going from the webcache, it looks like Matheus28 is right about it only being front-end code: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:i6GrF7V...
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by dvorak42 12y ago
In the past we've had it where where each bot is allowed a certain amount of "computation", with different upgrades giving you more "computation" each turn. Machine-independent isn't really the write word, more
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by dvorak42 12y ago
While we do allow bytecode tricks, we want the focus of the competition to be on developing high level macro and bot level micro strategy, instead of spending all the time working on optimizing at the bytecode level. Especially since the ma
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by dvorak42 12y ago
A majority of them, however since we take source and compile it on the tournament servers, we'd need to get the compile chain and server working with those languages.
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by dvorak42 12y ago
We don't explicitly require teams to open source their bot after the tournament, since sometimes teams have special restrictions on publishing their code. But some of the top teams have published their code or framework online in the p
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by dvorak42 12y ago
We're not happy about the restriction either, and hopefully we'll run a Battlecode that doesn't have a programming language restriction, but we haven't found a way to deal with limited instruction count execution that we
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by dvorak42 12y ago
You can also compete for the top of the scrimmage rankings, and we are considering adding an Open tournament again to allow all teams compete for fame and glory.
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Battlecode 2015 – AI Programming Competition(battlecode.org)
98 points by dvorak42 12y ago|23 comments
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by dvorak42 12y ago
Where does it talk only about Google+ Sign-in as the migration from OpenID 2.0? On the same page, they list how to migrate to OAuth 2.0/OpenID Connect, and even say "If your OpenID 2.0–based app does not need social features or is
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by dvorak42 12y ago
There's actually another course (6.824, http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.824/2014/ ) that runs in the Spring that focuses on distributed systems, and also has had a number of interesting final projects. While we hav
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by dvorak42 12y ago
To compare with previous years ( http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2013/projects.html ): 2013 vs 2014 2/35 vs 4/25 - Bitcoin Projects 12/35 vs 4/25 - Encrypted Filesystems 2/35 vs 1/25
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by dvorak42 12y ago
Yeah, we made that the default project for teams to work on.
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by dvorak42 12y ago
More Keybinds from Code: * A: Prev Paint Color * S: Next Paint Color * B: Create Click Button * Z: Undo * W: Add Exit Block * O: Move Spawn Point * N: Create Hover Area * Arrows: Change Size
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by dvorak42 12y ago
https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/meet/
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by dvorak42 13y ago
The academic world in general tends to focus on collaboration with other academics, and people in their research groups, which tends to result in people using their own internal git repo hosting infastructure, rather than external ones like