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by tyilo 2y ago
If someone has signed something cryptographically, wouldn't you say that the signature was a proof of someone with the private key signing it? (Even though it is possible to construct a valid signature without the private key - you jus
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by tyilo 2y ago
(2021)
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by tyilo 2y ago
I have tried twice to install it on my rpi4, but I never got it to boot properly :(
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by tyilo 3y ago
Does this enable you to use Hyper-V in a guest Windows VM?
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The Marvin Attack: New RSA Timing Attack(people.redhat.com)
3 points by tyilo 3y ago|0 comments
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by tyilo 3y ago
The url generated isn't valid according to curl: curl -v 'https://echoserver.dev/server?query={"headers":[["foo","bar"]],"body":{"type":"text","
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by tyilo 4y ago
Seems similar to my own script: https://github.com/tyilo/apkmagician
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by tyilo 4y ago
Couldn't they just take a picture of the phone themselves before tampering with the phone?
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by tyilo 4y ago
This site looks horrible for me due to some font issues? See https://i.imgur.com/dAHmjSc.png
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by tyilo 4y ago
It is undecidable, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richardson%27s_theorem
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by tyilo 5y ago
One the queries will fail with something like SQLITE_BUSY
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by tyilo 5y ago
My experience is that it is only safe to have one connection to a SQLite database. Having multiple connections mostly works, however if the database is stored on a slow medium, such as an SD-card, concurrent queries will fail.
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by tyilo 5y ago
Going further with this argument would all hacking also be ok?
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by tyilo 5y ago
vim -y nvim: Unknown option argument: "-y" More info with "nvim -h"
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by tyilo 5y ago
They're made of steel? I've never seen one in real life, so I assumed they were made of plastic.
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by tyilo 5y ago
Do you know how Tai Chi compares to VirtualXposed?
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by tyilo 5y ago
The first thing to note that, given a deterministic program that computes a boolean given an infinite bit string will either run in O(1) time for all inputs or will have an input where it doesn't halt. Thus if you assume that the funct
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by tyilo 5y ago
You can use Firefox to fill that in.
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by tyilo 5y ago
I get a 410 Gone when visiting the page.
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by tyilo 5y ago
What about list, dict, set, tuple, range and map then?
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by tyilo 5y ago
> Python has exactly 6 primitive data types (well, actually just 5, but we’ll get to that). 4 of these are numerical in nature, and the other 2 are text-based. Let’s talk about the text-based first, because that’s going to be much simple
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by tyilo 5y ago
Maybe if you read the page, you'll find out!
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by tyilo 5y ago
This has been done: https://github.com/philipl/pifs
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by tyilo 6y ago
Fixed 24 out of 24 :) Looks cool.
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by tyilo 7y ago
Hmm, I fixed it by uncommenting the lines for matching Segoe UI Emoji and Segoe UI Symbol. /etc/fonts/conf.avail/75-joypixels.conf
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by tyilo 7y ago
Off-topic: I get the same weird font display on this site as on microsoft's login page. It seems like the font is specified as: font: 13px 'Segoe UI','Segoe UI Emoji','Segoe UI Symbol','Lato
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by tyilo 7y ago
Unpowered in a drawer.
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by tyilo 7y ago
You assume that the proof for P = NP would be constructive.
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by tyilo 9y ago
> generalized sorting is O(n) What do you mean by generalized sorting and how isn't this affected by the comparison sorting lower bound? Do you have a source?
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by tyilo 9y ago
Have you tried https://www.airhelp.com/ ?

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