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by e3pi 13y ago
"... While Yahoo still has a way to go in the other Who Has Your Back categories (and they remain the last major email carrier not using HTTPS encryption by default)..." Why? and how vulnerable to Eve, not using HTTPS?
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by e3pi 13y ago
> Collect it all now. Search* it later. Entire data record of you over years, with `~non-finite' indefinitely long-term memory, with evolving code to sift and immediately provide answers to queries, knows you better than you. Hittin
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by e3pi 13y ago
>Microsoft reorg: the missing answer: {bald white elephant in the room}' i.e., Not.
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by e3pi 13y ago
Nice looking page. I'm pleased to see more fomenting mass outrage against DOJ's grossly excessive attacks on Aaron, Barrett, Weeve, Edward. How can a people live in accord with a government that preens its image as a Hollywood dis
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by e3pi 13y ago
Camp in 3rd floor Padelford Library. If your code compiles, it's proved. Oreilly titles, Stack Overflow, net et al >> `non-coder friends, chuckles, and puppies'. Play computer chess against `chess', not human limbic sys
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by e3pi 13y ago
"...In both these examples – and typically in economics – the information asymmetry is at one level and about one property only, the quality of the goods being exchanged. This property is exogenous, that is it is not changed by the in
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by e3pi 13y ago
I know enough to know it requires years of study to participate with "...Researchers routinely publish crypto research." For many of us on HN, including myself, what is more valuable is what is canonical textbook and more accessib
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by e3pi 13y ago
>There isn't one. He could publish it if he wanted to. He just doesn't want to. Incorrect. "....These pages will eventually be open to the public. Right now they are inaccessible pending resolution of my court case."
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by e3pi 13y ago
Exactly. The question is, what possible legal justification argues for censoring the 90's course material regarding his Bernstein v. United States?
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by e3pi 13y ago
"...So, in closing, not only do I believe that Bitcoin is the next major digital revolution, it is my understanding that this will be the biggest revolution of our lifetime." Truth is power, Bitcoin is decentralized power. Any vis
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by e3pi 13y ago
> - "Cache-timing attacks on AES" http://cr.yp.to/antiforgery/cachetiming-20050414.pdf Sixteen years later.... "....These pages will eventually be open to the public. Right now they are inaccessible p
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by e3pi 13y ago
The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) "...is a specification for the encryption of electronic data established by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in 2001.[3] It is based on the Rijndael cipher[4] develop
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by e3pi 13y ago
Totally agree. HN comments rarely stay on page. The online front-end is awesome. I've never seen anything like it in CPAN, though I've never really looked for intense GUI. This is the first online game I'm motivated to pick a
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by e3pi 13y ago
lacuna: 1. An empty space or a missing part; a gap: "self-centered in opinion, with curious lacunae of astounding ignorance" (Frank Norris). 2. Anatomy A cavity, space, or depression, especially in a bone, containing cartilage or
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by e3pi 13y ago
> Quasicrystals were the first thing I thought of... I searched your link, I did not find quasicrystals suggesting anything related to memory storage. Why quasicrystals?
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by e3pi 13y ago
> I hate to say it, but it seems like this debate will have to end in violence or it won't end at all. :\ Were you fomenting the v word, yes or no?!
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by e3pi 13y ago
> "We prefer that the submission be between 600 to 1,200 jargon-free words ...." "...True, judges have long been approving search warrants by relying on ex parte affidavits from law enforcement. With the NSA's sur
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by e3pi 13y ago
> I have my own methods for keeping a low profile on the net. The Five Rules of surviving today's total surveillance information personal property cleptocracy: 1) Don't think. 2) If you think, don't speak. 3) If you thin
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by e3pi 13y ago
Vast markup language, Knuth's TeX, and more so Metafont, provides a huge space as 'carrier medium. For eample, kerning alone, using float/real values far beyond what a human eys can tell. Off the top of my head, ... no, I won
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by e3pi 13y ago
>There won't even need to be any surveillance; the gov't can just review the sousveillance footage. “If the NSA is big brother, Glassholes are the new little brother.” `Godwin's Law' Reductio ad Hitlerum: "Our NS
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by e3pi 13y ago
>What "massive public outrage?" A pitiful 400 people showed up to the San Francisco "Restore the 4th" protests. As far as I could tell, a total of `1' in Seattle. You know in Poker there's a `sucker' in
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by e3pi 13y ago
Org-mode looks great, new to me. I made my own much more primitive thing, I've been slowly evolving over a decade and a half, so yes, this is a knock on the head. Old outline mode never took with me.
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by e3pi 13y ago
It is. The grassroot NSA-YOUTH movement thrives on all these new snoop apps.
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by e3pi 13y ago
The word `Hacker' is on the list.
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by e3pi 13y ago
This is straightforward, simple. The funds never cross borders. This is old, established popular exchange system. I expect there are more Hawaladars than there are brick and mortar banks. See Wikipedia.
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by e3pi 13y ago
There is something special about Islamic culture: From review of linked book: ".....Suppose you wish to send $25,000 from Vancouver, British Columbia, to a friend in Helsinki, Finland. You would hand $25,000 cash to a Vancouver money c
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by e3pi 13y ago
After stegospam pass, have you not some html redundancy free room to utilize? Are you aware of deogol, perl, stego? Not much gained, but there is a scanner how much free space per html file size. .......................... Deogol an HTML st
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by e3pi 13y ago
Poised inert(0) being mathematically ameliorated with those processes constant including Fourier's common denominator assuaging all cycles of all myriad things, and of at most a single exceptionally egregious serious error, genteel apl
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by e3pi 13y ago
"...When I first read Stanton’s requests to Lincoln asking for broad powers, I accepted his information control as a necessary evil. Lincoln was fighting for a cause of the utmost importance in the face of enormous challenges. The bene
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by e3pi 13y ago
"Thousands of protesters in over 100 US cities opted out of traditional July 4th celebrations on Thursday, instead choosing to march in nationwide protests against the US government’s NSA spying program. "...Major US cities taking

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