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rini17
10y ago
I reacted mostly to the Schneier bit, and similar assertions, that real RNGs aren't so necessary after all.
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rini17
10y ago
Where did you get such impression that it must be either? There are many many possibilities, not just junction noise or lava lamps. Example: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1427
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rini17
10y ago
It's sad to see such immense effort to "extract" and "preserve" entropy, when anyone interested could have all the quality random numbers they need from simple and well auditable electric circuit. Somehow this is no
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rini17
10y ago
The discussion is a nice overview how py3k crowd just steamrolls over any discussion that there are indeed inherent difficulties with forcing lossy conversion of imperfect outside input. See example in the fine manual: https://d
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rini17
10y ago
Mostly dead projects: http://web.archive.org/web/20000418011820/http://www.hex.net... Some ideas: https://github.com/robert-strandh/LispOS
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rini17
10y ago
Still, if they made similar terabyte-scale service but using drones, I'd try it just for the heck of it.
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rini17
10y ago
There are diamond LEDs so this is solved problem, I think by adding very specific impurities.
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rini17
10y ago
You probably missed the part where they say how many sourceforge projects have only one developer. That clearly says something about the development method, and how often are these promises realized.
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rini17
10y ago
For libcurl - easy linking to any C/C++ code is very good reason. And standalone curl is lighweight with minimal system dependencies.
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rini17
10y ago
Expecting licensed programmers' stamp on critical code is really such a stretch of imagination?
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rini17
10y ago
We would not have this conversation..if Excel supported big data :D :D :D
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rini17
10y ago
Overusing clutch is not such a big problem, but that it leads the driver to keep low rpm. Especially diesel engine is sensitive to that and can be damaged.
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rini17
10y ago
The conclusion is actually, "we feel we failed". That's not so clickbaity.
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rini17
10y ago
If you want to glimpse how your subconscious puts the pieces together, I recommend "image streaming" technique. It's possible and so fascinating to observe how your mind always tries and tries and tries to connect/combin
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rini17
10y ago
Speed of light in in air is indeed almost the same as in vacuum. But speed in fiber is about 2/3 of that. Satellite internet has high latency not because "pushing through air" but because geostationary satellites are very far
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rini17
10y ago
If someone reputable was testing all these devices for such basic flaws and published the results, then IT managers could use that to back their buying decisions. That would actually cause vendors to listen. I don't think it is impossi
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rini17
10y ago
It's not so hard for backup service to ensure users can undo any changes (XX days back) no matter what way files are removed/overwriten.
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rini17
10y ago
Ever heard about bitrot?
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rini17
10y ago
Use tools like Seafile and Owncloud that keep old versions and offsite. They offer both hosted service and self-installation option. The client notifies you that "files X,Y changed" which can make you notice anything untoward is h
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rini17
10y ago
I think what you wrote is 99% about your cultural conditioning. I know the depression makes it even harder, but you should try to forget what everyone says and just paint or write something. Do something not because people expect it but bec
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rini17
10y ago
Hm, they say "patched by MariaDB by August 30" but I don't see anything possibly related here https://github.com/MariaDB/server/commits/10.1 nor in other releases/tags.
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rini17
10y ago
Obviously the token can be stolen,too. Also,people all the time voluntarily allow others to use their tokens if convenience demands it. Your comment is also a good example of how the concern 'people can't manage privkeys well&#x
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rini17
10y ago
Has anyone of these activists ever considered the appalling inability of average person to manage private keys properly? Whether it is Bitcoin, pgp, whatever else, using private keys on own hardware where noone else has access to is absolut
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rini17
10y ago
One thing makes me curious. Here in Carpathians, if you leave unmaintained plot of land, it will turn into forest by itself in 20 years. First it gets grown over by blackberries, wild roses and other thorny bushes (birds excrement the seeds
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rini17
10y ago
Best by taking failures honestly. Almost always psychological stuff can be discerned. Any failure will do, but bigger ones tend to be more edifying.