tcoppi

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by tcoppi 14y ago
Considering the same source (Phoronix) basically reported the same thing about Valve/Steam and was proved correct, I think we can give it the benefit of the doubt.
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by tcoppi 14y ago
It's been like that for as long as I have used awesome (since 2.0ish, a few years now)
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by tcoppi 14y ago
obfsproxy looks like exactly what I was thinking of, thanks!
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by tcoppi 14y ago
I'm aware of steganography, but this would be slightly different than any published steg technique that I am aware of, as it would not be hiding in a preexisting carrier signal, it would be creating its own.
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by tcoppi 14y ago
Does anyone know of any work related to automatically making arbitrary "look" like, say, an HTTP session? I'm thinking of something that would automatically encode a VPN session as a valid, renderable HTML document (and not via the trivial
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by tcoppi 14y ago
Interestingly with regard to (2), there is actually a (totally impractical) attack on AES that only affects the larger key 192 and 256-bit versions and not 128-bit AES - http://eprint.iacr.org/2009/317
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by tcoppi 14y ago
The questions weren't scripted, at least some of them weren't. DT was checking his twitter and I saw at least dave aitel's one about Cyber Command growth/size on there.
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by tcoppi 16y ago
Most of these arguments apply if you are going to be using a finite supply of money as your "main" currency. I agree that not having an inflatable supply is bad in such situations. However it is incredibly unlikely that bitcoin will ever oc
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by tcoppi 16y ago
There is a finite amount of bitcoins because it is designed to mimic a natural resource - easy to "mine" at first, much more difficult to mine as time goes on, and eventually there are none left. If there were an infinite amount of bitcoins
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by tcoppi 16y ago
I agree that many articles are a little too glowing on the anonymous aspect, but the level of anonymity you have with any system is proportional to your sophistication, so I don't see it as a problem inherent in bitcoin. See https://en.bit
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by tcoppi 16y ago
Oh wow, I was pretty sure I read somewhere that Apple was only allowing OpenCL. Good find
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by tcoppi 16y ago
you can't program cuda in os x anyway, apple only uses OpenCL. As far as I know, os x doesn't support OpenCL on the intel graphics chips either