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by isoskeles 5y ago
Many hashes are trivial to target, until you start getting to password hashers that force you to use lots of RAM or CPU (or ideally both) to check a single password. As long as you know what hashing algorithm was used (often inferred by the
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by isoskeles 5y ago
This past year, I think immediately back to believing and repeating the grotesque lie that Brian Sicknick had his brains savagely bashed in with a fire extinguisher by Jan 6 rioters. That never happened, but it was major news for a few days
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by isoskeles 5y ago
It's surprising how many sites don't even let you edit your name after you've input the data. I've seen this on a lot of them as I slog through my password manager to scrub and delete every account that I can.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
I don't know, it seems that usually the alphabet people are the ones conspiring with you. But yeah, I think adding garbage is a good strategy. I tell myself this whenever I watch Netflix or a football game online. They'll think I&
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by isoskeles 5y ago
I can already picture some public health official explaining to CNN viewership that denying employment because of gun ownership is "technically legal because gun owners are not a protected class." Further, I can picture the countl
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by isoskeles 5y ago
I can't speak for the person you're replying to, but I'm against any No Fly lists, both for the pre-crime aspect and for the the opaqueness with which its implemented. Sex offenders, by definition, have committed a crime. So
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by isoskeles 5y ago
s/Picasso/Rothko/
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by isoskeles 5y ago
This assumes that "free speech" ought to flow mostly in one direction, from the US out to other countries.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
I suspect we will never run this through a controlled scientific experiment and thus will never 'know' what could be the long-term effects of partially hiding human faces from children, because very few people would sign up their
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Oh yeah, I don’t know exactly what they’re doing in UK. SMART Health Card is an open standard that requires using ES256 for signing (more here: https://spec.smarthealth.cards/ ). I assumed we were just talking about SHC, but
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Verification apps should check the issuer. But you can issue and sign your own vaccine codes trivially. Some apps will go a step further to check that the issuer is “trusted.” For example, there is a good list of issuers considered trusted
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by isoskeles 5y ago
They are. They’re trivial to create with your own issuer but not to forge an existing issuer, unless their private key is leaked.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
I don’t have a strong opinion because I’ve never used Babylon. However, I’ll echo the sibling comment here. I used Three.js and had some problems exporting it into my TypeScript project (using the DefinitelyTyped repo for type definitions).
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by isoskeles 5y ago
You mainly need to know some javascript library for importing the models that were exported from Blender. Three.js is, afaik, the most popular. I've used it myself because it was the first thing I found. If you want to use TypeScript,
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Yes, but usually this stuff gets flagged by users anyway.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Can you expound on this idea a bit? I don't get what you mean, but it sounds possibly interesting.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
The comment you're responding to describes her actions more than her personal beliefs.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Imagine how much Bitcoin we could mine with that kind of energy source...
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Yeah, it's an unfortunate, "This is why we can't have nice things," situation. I would really love the idea of having public restrooms both for convenience for anyone who is out and about, and to allow homeless people to
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by isoskeles 5y ago
You don’t know where my data is. And regardless, that doesn’t mean I’m supposed to be okay with another vector that I cannot opt out of for potentially selling my data.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Sorry bud, I can turn off my phone. I can leave my phone at home. My phone carrier doesn’t sell my location, they just give it to the police if I commit a murder.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Except now I’m supposed to show a digital vaccine record many places I go. Not many open source options exist for reading them either, so I’m just supposed to trust that the data (name, birth date, maybe location) isn’t being sent to some m
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by isoskeles 5y ago
A pass on what? Are we going to punish them?
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by isoskeles 5y ago
It might be a reflection of my interaction. But I distinctly remember telling Instagram’s Discovery feed to stop showing me sexy women. This would work for a few weeks until the women would eventually come back. I’m not sure if this is an i
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by isoskeles 5y ago
The discussion here is really distracting. Came to read thoughts about Joe Rogan, and now it's just people arguing about COVID-19.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
And for every one of the top twenty most paid porn actresses worldwide, there are probably ~2 million[1] who aren't that. I'm not saying your friend isn't intelligent when I say that sex work does not require brilliance, nor
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by isoskeles 5y ago
It comes off as strange to me because it doesn’t make a difference if a “sex worker” is intelligent or not. And this goes for any job that doesn’t require brilliance. Am I supposed to feel better for, more accepting of, more sympathetic to,
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Funny, I don’t get along with many other Latinos despite being one. I think it’s this attitude that I’m supposed to speak the language and act a certain way as part of the “culture.”
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by isoskeles 5y ago
Why is it socially awkward to link to an old resource? As far as I can tell, Sheldon Brown's blog is a fairly well-known resource, and it is frequently linked on other biking forums.
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by isoskeles 5y ago
That's one interpretation, although I believe the implication there was that the less well-off person is more affected by the actual price of rides than by the price of stock.

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