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by tyho 11y ago
Well it would reduce the security factor of AES-128 to as low as 64bits which is somewhat tractable.
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by tyho 11y ago
I overlooked that, I was thinking of the crypto primitives there.
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by tyho 11y ago
Nobody is particularly worried about libcrypto. There would be little point in reimplementing it's functionality.
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by tyho 11y ago
Plus it is disabled by default along with rc4 and DBE.
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by tyho 11y ago
Flash's 11th security hole of 2015: https://helpx.adobe.com/security/products/flash-player.html Flash is and always has been an absolute joke, I refuse to install it on anything I own.
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by tyho 11y ago
PyPy is written in a subset of python called RPython. It is translated into c then executed.
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by tyho 11y ago
/s, right?
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by tyho 11y ago
If you are going to the trouble of layering encryption like that you may as well using a MAC with similar construction. It is poorly thought out. I would also be much more worried about scrypt than AES in the future, it has had much less re
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by tyho 11y ago
Click on the icon in the menu bar. It allows you to disable the rules for domains where it is broken.
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by tyho 11y ago
Facebook wants to become the internet, and federate access to external material. No doubt that these "instant articles" will be free to access under internet.org and competing news outlets are suddenly put at a massive disadvantag
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by tyho 11y ago
Opioids and Benzos need to be much more carefully prescribed. They are addictive and expensive and people build a tolerance to them. Once you have are addicted and have a tolerance the logical decision to make is somethimes to start snortin
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by tyho 11y ago
Huh, I should have checked that first. How well do you think you could argue that since the treaty did not specify what reference frame you were supposed to use to calculate the 600 m/s limit, you decided to use the reference frame of
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by tyho 11y ago
Didn't it fly above the clouds?
254.
by tyho 11y ago
Says the USA, thankfully the author is not based there. That being said, the USA does seem to think many of its laws apply all over the globe.
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by tyho 11y ago
The banner shouldn't be in the DOM to begin with, anything in the DOM can be removed by client side Javascript.
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by tyho 11y ago
Please drink responsibly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrVLB3MtUjo
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by tyho 11y ago
There seems to be some sort of taboo on getting high for whatever reason. I have asked a few people opposed to drugs why they were opposed to drugs and their answers were mostly health related i.e. Cannabis gives you psychosis so you should
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by tyho 11y ago
Heroin is one of the most harmful drugs to the user[1]. Its usage should not be encouraged by anybody, but heroin should absolutely be legal, heavily regulated, but legal. The VAST majority of heroin related deaths are just that, related to
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by tyho 11y ago
And perhaps most importantly of all, your employer/school.
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by tyho 11y ago
What features have to do with encryption is this. If a browser asks a user "Do you want http://example.com to be able to access your camera", what it is really asking is "Do you want http://example.com
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by tyho 11y ago
http://www.lycaeum.org/research/researchpdfs/1977_griggs_1.p... https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_death.shtml Ok, well maybe not 'safe', but people have taken that amoun
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by tyho 11y ago
No, he rediscovered it and I believe he was the first one to try it.
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by tyho 11y ago
Nobody does that. That would be insanely stupid. The product these people are selling is legal. Why on earth would they add a Schedule 1 compound to their legal mix? Why would they do that when that compound is very expensive compared to th
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by tyho 11y ago
Legalise/Regulate all the drugs. Given the choice between a 'traditional' drug like Coke, MDMA and LSD and some new alphabet soup drug with no history of human use, very few people will choose the thing they haven't hear
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by tyho 11y ago
You cannot get an A+ on SSL Labs without 4096 bit cert. It is just a vanity thing IMHO.
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by tyho 11y ago
This worries me. What exactly do you mean by encrypted in the DB? If you actually mean hashed using a one-way function, it would be very easy to hash every possible phone number (there are not that many) to build a lookup table to deanonymi
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by tyho 11y ago
You can easily handle route variables yourself with very simple logic. You can wrap http.HandleFunc to make it behave like middleware. You do not need to import a framework for these things: https://vimeo.com/115940590
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by tyho 11y ago
They mentioned that (it is an opt-in feature) that usage was far higher in developing countries where data bills can be between 11-25% of income.
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by tyho 11y ago
The paper states that although data use is reduced by 58% on average, the page load time is increased by 6%. Smaller pages are typically slower to load though Flywheel however large pages actually load faster. They do lots of interesting th
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by tyho 11y ago
Phones can be a real struggle to use during those times. A simple watch with a clear display/face is very useful.

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