kurikuri

8 ms·

61.
by kurikuri 2y ago
Ah, yes. I wonder how many federal machines will now never update to Windows 11 because of FIPS 140-3 SSP leakages.
62.
by kurikuri 2y ago
> An insider observing a simple way for a bad actor to gain access to voting machine hardware is evidence. Is evidence of what? She abused her elected position to pursue a conspiracy theory and no evidence of that conspiracy was discover
63.
by kurikuri 2y ago
> So it makes some sense that they would ban crypto mining: permitting it would significantly increase overall energy utilization and could quickly make their business model unprofitable. Then adding an energy usage limit would make more
64.
by kurikuri 2y ago
> The NLRB is a joke, and they love to issue rulings against politically unpopular people, even if the ruling is clearly wrong. You’ll need evidence your claim here… and are you implying that their ruling was wrong in this instance? In w
65.
by kurikuri 2y ago
What? What you replied to had nothing to do with ‘not paying,’ or ‘getting things for free,’ it only discussed their dislike for the subscription model.
66.
by kurikuri 2y ago
Which he can only do because he has clean air to breathe…
67.
by kurikuri 2y ago
What? They are effective and safe.
68.
by kurikuri 2y ago
> In all fairness, I don't think more time with an 'expert' would fill those gaps, I've personally observed several contradictions where the supposed expert fails to perform as a result of incentives. Or, as a result
69.
by kurikuri 2y ago
> The post here recommends using Intel's RDSEED, which is ironically trusted far less than /dev/urandom by most people who have a secret to keep or a process to protect. What? If security is a special consideration for som
70.
by kurikuri 2y ago
Unless the infector retargets the same router (i.e., the payload has to be redelivered), then no it won’t.
71.
by kurikuri 2y ago
The counter starts from an initialization value (IV), which does not need to be secret. What should be ensured (to prevent forgery attacks) is that each possible (key, initialization value) pair is never used twice. There are two standardiz
72.
by kurikuri 2y ago
While cosine itself has a range of 0 to 1, the cosine similarity is usually defined for tf-idf or bag-of-words vectors, in which the largest angle between any two vectors is 90deg.
73.
by kurikuri 2y ago
“Absolute level of safety” what does this even mean? Per capita crime rates seem quite relevant to this underlying property and can be well defined.
74.
by kurikuri 2y ago
Using families as a counter example is quite a strawman, no?
75.
by kurikuri 3y ago
> It irks me that you can find just a handful of conference proceedings on a condition which affects tens of millions of people in the U.S and that both ADHD and Autism have boomed in popularity because they both are associated with expe
76.
by kurikuri 3y ago
The big difference between using an ID to buy alcohol and using your ID to access a site is data retention. I can get a drink by showing my ID, the person serving me doesn’t need to keep my information to keep an auditable record. Without a
77.
by kurikuri 3y ago
There are plenty of things which can have meaningful regulation when it comes to AI. Here are a few: - where legal liability is placed in the event of an automated system making a decision (consider competing companies using the same AI-pro
78.
by kurikuri 3y ago
The host’s knowledge does contribute to the 2/3, because that knowledge prevents an outcome from occurring. Let us consider the switching strategy and instead say selecting the correct door awards 6 points. Our question: what is the ex
79.
by kurikuri 3y ago
What are you going on about with your first and second sentences? Do you believe that people with different cultures/races cannot agree on a system of fair laws?
80.
by kurikuri 3y ago
The PRNG state is responsible for generating most of the users cryptographic material and is quite important to the system’s security. As such, the PRNG State is a security parameter that should never be exportable nor importable. There are
81.
by kurikuri 3y ago
Because your comments lack citations, my rebuttal will too… > As a medical diagnosis it is consistently overdiagnosed, and dangerously underdefined. Maybe in your population, but it is under-diagnosed in the following populations: adults
82.
by kurikuri 3y ago
The link goes directly to your own GitHub page, not the project’s repo. Was that intentional?
83.
by kurikuri 3y ago
This comparison doesn’t seem to address the issue of who you replied to. If I were running a streaming service, knew the business intimately, and still couldn’t figure out how Spotify had such an advantage against me, I would be both perple
84.
by kurikuri 3y ago
When arguing with an executive on why their company’s security posture needs to be updated, there is nothing quite as effective as an off the shelf demo.
85.
by kurikuri 3y ago
> But the divisiveness they employ makes them a political distraction. What divisiveness? Most news I hear about unions paints them as a negative without backing anything up. > We need workers’ rights for everyone. Not just those who
86.
by kurikuri 3y ago
> insane law which would have taken parental rights away It sounds like the law would have given more rights to children who’s parents refuse to accept their child’s gender expression. To me, ‘parental rights’ could often be more aptly n
87.
by kurikuri 3y ago
> If Kyber-512 is actually this risky, then it deserves to be communicated clearly. The statement djb seems to be making: It is not known if Kyber-512 is as cryptographically strong as AES-128 by the definitions provided by NIST. This is
88.
by kurikuri 3y ago
> Irrelevant Except it was relevant as a response to the OP in that: I was pointing out their conflation of two different DRBGs. Having an SP 800-90A DRBG does not mean you support all of them, nor does it imply the user could change be
89.
by kurikuri 3y ago
You are wildly incorrect here. The cryptographic module uses the CTR_DRBG, not the withdrawn Dual_EC_DRBG. The Dual_EC_DRBG was withdrawn in 2014, but this Security Policy for this module was submitted well past that for FIPS 140-2 revalid
90.
by kurikuri 3y ago
> We have two criteria here: Hire on merit and try pick the best person for the job; or, subsume merit to picking based primarily on skin color and/or ethnicity. The word ‘merit’ is doing a lot of work here. What traits/aspects

More ›