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by floodyberry- 10y ago
"How to trick everyone in to over-paying and over-compensating you, which you can then use to become even more over-paid and over-compensated as you hop jobs" I guess "How to break the cycle of greed" probably wouldn&#x2
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by floodyberry- 10y ago
People, such as the same nutjob who is doing it now: http://trilema.com/2015/full-disclosure-4096-rsa-key-in-the-... Explanation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9561179
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by floodyberry- 10y ago
Guaranteeing your multiplayer blockbuster game designed to have "infinite gameplay" will be dead in the water the instant hackers discover its highly flawed networking model doesn't sound like a "correct business decisio
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by floodyberry- 10y ago
A "properly" implemented 16 bit Salsa20 would have 64/128 bits of key, which would still take a very long time to break. The reason _this_ implementation was broken (assuming the referenced snippet [1] is accurate) is the rot
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by floodyberry- 11y ago
Does everyone think that the average person has the option to stop working for months (or even a year) at a time? This is merely celebrating the wealthy doing things only the wealthy can afford to do.
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by floodyberry- 11y ago
The paper attacks implementations, not algorithms. As far as I know, all of the of the major Ed25519 implementations are side channel protected and safe (no branches on secret data, no array indexing with secret data)
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by floodyberry- 11y ago
A squatter selling a domain name is "news"?
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by floodyberry- 11y ago
How does Airbnb have two faces? Their entire company is just an app that offloads all of the regulations, upkeep, and safety of running a Hotel on to the users, and charges them for the "privilege". The only face there is a greedy
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by floodyberry- 11y ago
How is Tribes networking derivative of Quakes, other than using UDP?