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valarauca1
13y ago
if you could contact me via email I'd be interested in trying.
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13y ago
Also I should point out, that combining Beta-Blockers with Alcohol isn't good for your health[1][2], your blood pressure can drop dangerously low[2]. Also I should point out I'm not a doctor [3]. [1] https://www.bhf.org
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From 2009 to 2010 NASA's budget was decreased by ~300million per year, yet adjusted for 2007 dollars, the budget fell by ~900million to 1 billion dollars per year. Interesting enough inflation is a strange metric. From 2008 to 2009 NAS
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13y ago
Does a similar feature exist in firefox? Or even as an addon? Several searches couldn't yield a result.
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Accounting for inflation despite the budget remaining approximately the same (within terms of 100 millions dollars), its still declining by nearly a billion a year due to inflation.
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13y ago
These are personal opinions, not fully factual, I've only worked with 2 cloud based start ups (neither full time). Cloud services are barely a convenience to the customers/business that run on them. For a start up buying 50-100k i
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13y ago
S3 and Cloudfront both support custom HTTPS certificates, to deliver https via your own domain name and certificate. [1] [1] https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/custom-ssl-domains/
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Actually no. People were able to hack the game to run offline within 2 weeks of its release.
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Very low amount of news in this article, doesn't mention the attack being used. I feel I needed to assume its a DDoS. But then several types of DDoS don't require large amounts of network traffic (and traffic volumes would be the
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This years challenge seems more difficult, breaking an RSA-400+ bit length key is no easy task for most people to do at the drop of a hat, and normally the group get very annoyed when people work collaboratively on puzzles (last year there
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So I did get an early version working, but 5 minutes to join to 4MB PDF's encrypt and compress. Final fize size of 746kb though made me feel a bit happy.
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The article is interesting, but what caught my eye more is the possibly spoofed DNSSEC cert.
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Not in this direct line of software of the encrypt multiple documents and only out 1 based on pass-phrase, this would be unique (as far as I can tell). True crypt tells you how to set this up, but not do this automatically. Also it would re
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The only real test is to make it open source. There isn't a lot of money in cryto done correctly, that is closed source. Because without public audits its impossible to know you've done it correctly, and even if you have, the publ
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Battle testing is a horrible way to prove crypto works, from the outside looking even horribly done crypto looks secure.
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It'd be possible but difficult. I don't know how to do it without some kind of markup / document system (no morning coffee yet). I figure it wouldn't be that hard. You could use a TDMS file(v1), which each channel is an
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Eric S. Raymond Unsubscribes from Linux Kernel Mailing List
(trollaxor.com)
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Gover's Algorithm[1] halves the time to search an unsorted list. Which basically means the time to pick a random number 200 bits long, is now equal to the time to pick a random number 100 bits long. Keys as large as 60 bits are current
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Its not that people 'bought' anything. Its just the general population doesn't care. They just want something that works.
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Not the worst, but not the best. A lot of people haven't forgiven them over DES key size reducing it to 56 from 64 bit and S boxes. Fully story [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Encryption_Standard#NSA.2..
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I'll just go down the list and try to hit each item. Counter-Strike: All versions are already linux supported. Half-Life 2: Most are ported, the game engine is ported to linux. Team Fortress 2: Ported to linux. Left 4 Dead 2: Used as t
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I had this problem once when overclocking an AMD phenon. The short story is (I don't know the whole cause) the on-board crypto units stopped being random. Which wasn't a real problem for 'some' day-to-day use. This was i
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play, play, play, play. A lot of videos and guides aren't hugely useful until post <10kru since you are still mastering the very basics such as move order, counting liberties, basic structures. Still videos are good. There are dozen
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Creating custom special files in linux
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I can actually comment on this which is rare. Now this isn't directly from the horses mouth I do work with the auto-industry but not directly in 'info-tainment systems'. They are not going 'Open Source' any time soo