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571.
by mkj 8y ago
Huh, PGP encrypted messages aren't authenticated? (No HMAC etc)
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Deconstructing Kitty(wp.josh.com)
2 points by mkj 8y ago|0 comments
573.
by mkj 8y ago
Acetone softens many plastics nicely
574.
by mkj 8y ago
Looks fairly polished, good work. It seems to be simplifying coast/river edges into straight line segments a bit too much? It's subtle, but I'm comparing to the default openstreetmap.org renderer.
575.
by mkj 8y ago
Pah, back button doesn't work.
576.
by mkj 8y ago
Note that Dropbear will read urandom upon each incoming connection so that should be mitigated in many circumstances. (Hopefully some systems are using the delayed hostkey generation option too)
577.
by mkj 9y ago
I always thought the Farnell -> Element14 rebranding was a bit shortsighted!
578.
by mkj 9y ago
Where's that quote from about DWARF? Pay for a backtrace, pah!
579.
by mkj 9y ago
Lots of modern construction wood is laminated together with plastic. I'm sure people would adapt though.
580.
by mkj 9y ago
Anyone know if /usr/bin/python will point to python3?
581.
by mkj 9y ago
Could you use better compression?
582.
The Internet Yami-Ichi(yami-ichi.biz)
1 points by mkj 9y ago|0 comments
583.
by mkj 9y ago
Simplest is to just log out. Doesn't really matter if you upvote or not.
584.
by mkj 9y ago
If everyone* just ran a full recursing resolver would that cause undue load on the root-servers? Seems like a sane way to decentralise. * Actually only ~1% of internet users, the kind of people that install openwrt
585.
by mkj 9y ago
Wonder if you can put geforce cards in it ;)
586.
by mkj 9y ago
I don't think 3khz is enough. Say you can scan your eyes 180deg in 0.1s, and at 3m distance you can discern 1mm features. If it's 8bit PWM at lowest output (1/256 on-rate) you need about 3(m) x 3.14(pi) / 0.1(s) / 0
587.
by mkj 9y ago
PWM is fine. Just needs to be fast enough.
588.
by mkj 9y ago
Yep, the problem with LEDs is it's such a tiny point source. Lights like Busch & Müller's are better - the LED isn't directly visible out the front, it shines off a reflector. Problems solved by German regulation (StVZO)!
589.
by mkj 9y ago
I can't see why they couldn't sync with linux/windows/android as well as storing the entries in OSX keychain. "run of the mill" is me taking a lazy jab at their description of advantages of Lockbox - they need
590.
by mkj 9y ago
Boo, looks like osx keychain integration will still languish ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106400 Reported 17 years ago). I'm puzzled what Lockbox is mean to do. https://mozilla-lockbox.githu
591.
by mkj 9y ago
I like Google News to browse, but their forced news-on-every-android-chrome-new-tab is the reason I've uninstalled Chrome and gone to Firefox. I was surprised, Android Firefox is actually a pretty competitive browser these days! Hooray
592.
by mkj 9y ago
Wonder if it's poisonous dust.
593.
Dtracing Passwords for Fun(gms.tf)
2 points by mkj 9y ago|0 comments
594.
by mkj 9y ago
Why do you say it's FFT based? The paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/1704.01279.pdf appears to be generating temporal samples, the FFT based one is their baseline comparison.
595.
by mkj 9y ago
"postgresickle" rolls off the tongue so nicely!
596.
by mkj 9y ago
Good. http://www.metzdowd.com/pipermail/cryptography/2018-February...
597.
by mkj 9y ago
I guess the same research could help design tattoo inks that don't blur as much as they age. Let the new macrophages keep the pigment more stationary somehow.
598.
by mkj 9y ago
LTO or 3592 tapes might survive?
599.
by mkj 9y ago
Do they handle 64k snapshots?
600.
by mkj 9y ago
In case anyone else was wondering how longjmp() over the Rust code isn't a problem regardless: "There are only Copy types on the rust stack frame being jumped over." https://github.com/rust-lang/rust&#x2F

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