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   by helloasdfasdf 9y ago

   Non-amp link https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/apr/30/russia...
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   by helloasdfasdf 9y ago

   The colour analogy is a bit off, despite being a good way to get the basis of the protocol across. The problem is with what he explains as a one-way function: https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.kaytor.ca/screenshots/i
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   by helloasdfasdf 10y ago

   Who will collect data on our citizens using CCTVs, and the ability to compromise computers? I don't think our society's adversaries are passing laws by showing up to court themselves. I don't know where the line is between ar
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   by helloasdfasdf 10y ago

   I believe there is another group: People who like control, when everyone involved understands and agrees with it. It can be very hard, and it involves a consistent questioning of authority. Including the authority of ourselves, and the auth
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   by helloasdfasdf 10y ago

   Perhaps his girlfriend and him felt it was a group effort, and it had sentimental value to have that in the title. When my girlfriend and I pursue things intellectually, we feel sentimental about it to some extent. I can sympathize with OP
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   by helloasdfasdf 10y ago

   I believe the original author meant "my girlfriend" as in, the girl he was with specifically, whom he had explained ML to, and kept a journal of. I think it was uncharitable for you to assume he was implying anything about girls g