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by mukyu 16y ago
No. The problem was that one of the parameters they used in their ECDSA signatures, k, was the same at least once. This allowed the key to be computed with simple math, but the generation of the key itself was not the issue.
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by mukyu 16y ago
The Gamecube already had private screens with GBA adapters. In Crystal Chronicles each player had their own menu, a secret competitive challenge (in an otherwise cooperative game), and a unique view of the area (one gets a map, one gets a d
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by mukyu 16y ago
How can you define it as "hype" when there already exist people selling controlled substances for bitcoins through a Tor secret service? (n.b. it could have been fake and I certainly did not order any to try and find out given I have no int
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by mukyu 16y ago
Even the copy of the contract he provided to the court was nearly unreadable. [1] [1] http://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerbergs-facebook-con...
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by mukyu 16y ago
I was looking for something in the shell script that was nefarious rather than the obvious "explicitly downloading and running things is a bad idea". A good example of the fake downloads can be found with people running ads for VLC that lin
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Robo-warship sub hunter: Free Darpa crowdsauce game(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by mukyu 16y ago|0 comments
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by mukyu 16y ago
LINPACK is about as useful of a benchmark as BogoMips. """. Genentech benefited from the high number of cores because its calculations were "embarrassingly parallel," with no communication between nodes, so performance stats "scaled linearl
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by mukyu 16y ago
That isn't surprising or at all uncommon.
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by mukyu 16y ago
Zimbabwe got rid of their local currency 2 years ago. Clearly since it does not exist their money was not converted to it.
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by mukyu 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Persistent_Threat
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by mukyu 16y ago
Sadly, it provides basically no details. Skip to the appendix if you don't want to read irrelevant comparisons to U-Boats and stealth aircraft. Even there, the details are light. They got spearphished with excel files with flash payloads (C
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by mukyu 16y ago
It was not legal to make these drugs. However, the FDA did not want to suddenly get rid of drugs people were already taking so focused their efforts on drugs that they thought were harmful first. Drug testing is designed to prevent actua
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by mukyu 16y ago
You do not seem to understand orphan drugs or this article. Basically every word of your second paragraph is incorrect. These are drugs that have never been approved by the FDA. No manufacturers were previously approved and no standards h
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by mukyu 16y ago
There are two separate NULLs. In C for instance a pointer with the value 0 is a "null pointer". This is a language construct. When a compiler sees this construct it knows to use whatever it thinks is best to represent a null pointer on the
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by mukyu 16y ago
The telecom companies are already themselves subsidized.
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by mukyu 16y ago
http://www.networknotary.org/firefox.html https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/certificate-p...
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by mukyu 16y ago
Close. It checks for intersections of circles (with a slight bug) with a few more checks.
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by mukyu 16y ago
It is C#, thus the talk of .NET. That was my point. No sane person looks at the output of hex-rays and thinks they have received the original source code (minus comments and variable names). It is rare for me to find it even more readable t
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by mukyu 16y ago
http://i.imgur.com/yKHTP.png I sure hope the original source code does not resemble this.
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by mukyu 16y ago
> People believe that once you compile human readable "source" code, > that humans can no longer read the resulting binary "object" > code. That is in incorrect. Code can easily be decompiled > back to (nearly) the original
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by mukyu 16y ago
I highly doubt that he will be able to do so either. However, that does not reflect on whether or not he is the one that is behind the attack on Comodo, which has no real indications of being difficult . Comodo claims that it must have be
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by mukyu 16y ago
> Apple says, "...nothing like the App Store has ever been attempted before." What Apple actually says is """As a columnist for The New York Times remarked soon after the launch of the service, "[nlothing like the App Store has ever bee
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by mukyu 16y ago
He didn't just say no though. When presented with a model bug report (includes good description, test cases, and even a patch) he felt the need to change the function, but instead of using the supplied patch he rewrites it himself and commi
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Ornithopter Drone Actually Looks Like A Bird(blog.makezine.com)
1 points by mukyu 16y ago|1 comments
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by mukyu 16y ago
haters gonna hate Frankly, it is disturbing how much of 4chan slips into the thoughts and lexicon of today's youth.
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by mukyu 16y ago
Before we had computers (or a women's movement) computation was done using mechanical adders and such by women (since they are 'good' at rote, menial, repetitive tasks) "computers". When electronic computers came about they continued their
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by mukyu 16y ago
I was disappointed that it was flash; however, it is an interesting example of a newspaper using technology to present information in more useful ways. Anyone could have made something similar, but I have yet to see one.
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Arab spring: an interactive timeline of Middle East protests(guardian.co.uk)
3 points by mukyu 16y ago|1 comments
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by mukyu 16y ago
As usual Zed Shaw brings cogent and thoughtful debate to the table. I especially like the inaccurate[1] and racist ending. [1] プログラミング、マザーファッカー　(puroguramingu mazaafakkaa) e: I was referring to http://oppugn.us/posts/1300784321.html I did
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BA jihadist relied on Jesus-era encryption(theregister.co.uk)
13 points by mukyu 16y ago|14 comments

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