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541.
by java-man 5y ago
Finally. Now investigate the sources of income of all their relatives, and whether they used fraudulent information to obtain citizenship or residence permits.
542.
by java-man 5y ago
No, start detaining the "elite"'s relatives and seize their property. Investigate their souce of income, and legality of their new citizenships or residence status.
543.
by java-man 5y ago
Who would have thunk that people cancelling their accounts en masse could have an impact? May be the real reason for N refusal is inability to collect subscription fees in Russia?
544.
by java-man 5y ago
I would add 5. investigate sources of income of all Putin's relatives and relatives of other people under the sanctions. investigate how they obtained citizenships of the European countries, and if the said citizenship was acquired
545.
by java-man 5y ago
... on titanium foil.
546.
by java-man 5y ago
Investigate!
547.
by java-man 5y ago
Thank you, Poland!
548.
by java-man 5y ago
or in 2014
549.
by java-man 5y ago
or earlier. 2014 would have been better.
550.
by java-man 5y ago
The last paragraph of the story: (This story corrects headline, and story throughout, to make clear FINMA told banks to halt new business, not freeze assets, after FINMA corrected the statement on its website.)
551.
by java-man 5y ago
"He confirmed that Putin is not on the sanctions list." Why not? They don't want to freeze his assets, or this will be the next step?
552.
by java-man 5y ago
When mixing colors, gamma value is important, see for example [0]. A naive implementation would produce darker, and generally incorrect colors. [0] http://blog.johnnovak.net/2016/09/21/what-every-coder-should
553.
by java-man 5y ago
"Passware is now offering an add-on module that can defeat Macs with the T2 chip, apparently by bypassing the features designed to prevent multiple guesses." Color me skeptic, but I can't believe this is not intention
554.
by java-man 5y ago
Great tool! Does it account for gamma? Can the user enter a different gamma value?
555.
by java-man 5y ago
Spectacular images!
556.
by java-man 5y ago
The evidence of manipulation is pretty evident: look at the death statistics [0] for the periods around March - June 2021 and June - September 2021. It's flat, a tad under some round number. It's a shame, really. [0] https:&#x2F
557.
by java-man 5y ago
You are correct. DirectByteBuffer only guarantees that the memory will not be moved as a result of garbage collection, for example, when talking with native code. It does not prevent the OS from paging the whole memory block to disk, or wri
558.
by java-man 5y ago
I will not turn down a reasonable contract offer ;-)
559.
by java-man 5y ago
All my life, large corporations did nothing but ignore me. I basically gave up at this point. You are right - something like Pin in rust. It will be a new language feature, there are backward compatibility aspects, and the fact that it wi
560.
by java-man 5y ago
Thank you. I would rather see maybe an annotation instructing the compiler and the runtime not to move allocated objects: @UnmovableMemory byte[] bytes = new byte[...];
561.
by java-man 5y ago
It's a replacement for Bouncycastle classes, using DirectByteBuffer wrappers to replace primitive arrays. One difference is explicit zero() method via ICryptoZeroable interface which clears the buffers.
562.
by java-man 5y ago
A subset of Bouncycastle primitives (Argon2, Blake2b, DigestRandomGenerator, HKDFBytesGenerator, Poly1305, Salsa20Engine, Scrypt, SHA256Digest, XSalsa20Engine) refactored to use DirectByteBuffer instead of primitive arrays, for the purpose
563.
Show HN: MemSafeCrypto, Java cryptography primitives using DirectByteBuffer(github.com)
49 points by java-man 5y ago|15 comments
564.
by java-man 5y ago
Good news, everybody!
565.
by java-man 5y ago
Peloton employed 2,800 people? Doing what?
566.
by java-man 5y ago
"Bailey was paid £575,538, including pension, in his first year as the Bank's governor from March 2020, more than 18 times the UK average for a full-time employee."
567.
by java-man 5y ago
When you factor in Doppler shifts in frequency of fast moving LEO satellites, yes, it is that selective. However, at some point, I hope they will add an option to geo-position the terminals automatically.
568.
by java-man 5y ago
This is great! Could you please clarify the license for your code? Thanks!
569.
by java-man 5y ago
doing what exactly?
570.
by java-man 5y ago
May be it should be renamed "CIA Syndrome"?

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