lhgaghl

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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Confirmed.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> You can probably convince yourself that WarpWallet works as advertised with about 10 lines of Python. If only life were that simple.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Am I missing something, or is it easier to just come up with a password that's not in a wordlist/rainbowtable than to trust (audit) this 13K lines of code HTML file? Also, I find this laughable: > Leave little cryptic notes aro
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> For performance sensitive code, you sometimes need to deliberately step out of the strongholds of the compiler. ...or just add more primitives to the language.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
I wasn't even taking Rust into consideration. One could make a language the way I said with no problem in a small amount of time. I'm talking no novel stuff. Arrays bound checked at runtime. No attempt at code correctness even has
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
A) Ada isn't sexy and unproven B) Most people who do mad algorithmz don't give a fuck if they introduce security vulns (even if they do, they don't know that other languages exist other than C), nor do they care about other l
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
If Java is somehow a problem, you can simply make a language without stack smashing but also without GC. Nobody has done this so far because nobody gives a shit about the fact that every program we use is full of remote code vulns and will
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
"Until we can declare both projects "fuzz clean" we recommend that people refrain from using either of the two projects to process untrusted media files." BAHAHA What a joke.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
DAE just watch Dune recently?
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Wow I didn't know the law even talks about Do-Not-Track. It's a distraction posing as a solution. The time spent talking about Do-Not-Track could be spent on useful things such as contributing to torbrowser.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
This is like pet names but pointless. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petname
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> What, and why would you want to upgrade during a loop? See Erlang for a trivial example.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
This isn't true SaaS because the images are generated on the client side. You could add value to your service by saving the images on the server and providing URLs that people can link to. https://bayimg.com/KaegiaAFP
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> I know it's a play on Cobol being old err... just from reading the title, I assumed it was a play on cobol being disadvantaged, but being old would also imply being disadvantaged physically. metaphorically speaking it makes perfec
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
How about cobol on crutches
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> Are you only doing one thing on your computer? No. You seem to be implying that doing multiple things on a computer means that every single side channel will be masked by noise indistinguishable from random. This is obviously false. Cr
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Uhh... When people say physical access to your box, they mean someone can physically tamper with it in arbitrary ways. This is not the same as being near the box. Otherwise we would just say that all phones/laptops are insecure.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Can someone just make some data visualization of corporations getting hacked and to what extent, e.g what kind of data was leaked - private messages, health info, credit card, passwords, etc. Methods used for infiltration should be listed t
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
And here I was, having a decent day, and now I'm extremely angry. Why I want the author to die in a fire: > Mining BtC has a carbon footprint from hell This is an insanely dubious ungrounded argument. How do you know fiat doesn&#x27
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Can't tell if you're trolling. Ignoring the fact that you don't actually need the if __name__ == "__main__" thing in Python... <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready();
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Meh. Was just pointing out that "unbannable by Apple" is inaccurate.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Can they change their policy?
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
They could ban by heuristic or URL.
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The analysis of a Frank Zappa song(web.archive.org)
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> - very weak data structures support - no typing at all, everything is a string - it does not have a complete standard - stunning amount of pitfalls in syntax and corner cases, escaping hell Sounds like the next JS. I better create Node
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Is there a Python version? If so does it beat Fuckit.py?
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
We have a predicament. Either iPhone is insecure or the US government security is insecure, or both. Pick one. I predict the general consensus will be something moronic like "the government needs a different type of security", so
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
I thought I was reading a list of typical programmer thought patterns.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
I'm not allowed for security reasons to have an iPhone but we can fix this with HOPE CHANGE
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
But you need a license to put JPEG files on your website. But I guess you already knew that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG#Patent_issues

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