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xori
9y ago
But you can capture the first encrypted packet from the router, and you know what the protocol is to test if your decoded version is correct. I still don't see how this helps.
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xori
9y ago
I'm not sure how PAKE works, but how would an AP block you? MAC address are forgeable. And any nonce an AP sends down as a one-time salt would be visible to you and you could still just brute force it offline. EDIT: After reading up on
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xori
9y ago
It's actually not that bad. The graph just emphasises the subtle differences. The worst one (a 10) was rolled 696 times extra over the expected number of 100,000 rolls. That's like 0.3% deviation.
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xori
9y ago
This is what I found my University degree was best for. Teaching me what the name is, of the thing to Google in the future.
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xori
9y ago
Yep it's nothing fancy. But I've yet to have seen it done before.
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xori
9y ago
Unfortunately I think you're right.
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xori
9y ago
Oh my god, you totally could use reaction wheels. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_6p-1J551Y
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xori
9y ago
Thank you! Sometimes the hardest thing is knowing what to google!
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xori
9y ago
maybe have a dense liquid in a die, and have something "float" internally. Like a ball bearing in Gak slime or mercury.
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xori
9y ago
I made this specifically for my online D&D sessions. I can tell you that nobody was suspicious when I replaced the standard Math.random() with this version, and all of the "I think your dice function is broken" statements all
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Show HN: A Set of Dice That Follows the Gambler's Fallacy
(github.com)
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xori
9y ago
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xori
9y ago
Nice, I'll be keeping an eye on this. Thanks.
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xori
9y ago
Is there a reason why you don't electronically sign the PDF? I know to become an official Adobe Signing Authority is expensive but I feel like if it's your business it should be a priority. Edit: Link https://helpx.adob
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xori
9y ago
Can't you just SHIFT+DELETE?
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xori
9y ago
That was hilarious. I say while drinking my chocolate soylent. I haven't had any ill effects since v2.
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xori
9y ago
I never see it in Canada, we only have it commonly in restaurants & malls. But not box or grocery stores.
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xori
9y ago
https://crontab.guru
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GitHub repos now have Hacker News surge protection
(github.com)
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xori
9y ago
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xori
10y ago
Ya you're not the only one, I see a person coerced into making a statement. But I'm glad the project is still out of the FSF.
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xori
10y ago
A git repo, with GPG signed ~commits~ message posts, and a blob store for files. Love it.
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xori
10y ago
I'm curious, does this mean that an ISP can sell non-anonymized data collected between last October and now?
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xori
10y ago
I think you should be able to download a calculator app without admin approval when the application is self contained.
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xori
10y ago
Take that privacy statement with a grain of salt. That's for microsoft.com accounts. When you install Windows 10 they allow you to create a local-only account and opt out of any data collection.
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xori
10y ago
How about the Uber cases where cities or countries are banning the company because the Taxi companies are mad they are evading the transport regulations. http://www.businessinsider.com/heres-everywhere-uber-is-bann...
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xori
10y ago
Yup. It's a different culture.
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xori
10y ago
If you can pay the premium, then vote with your money. Otherwise succumb and wipe clean.
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xori
10y ago
https://developer.visa.com/products/vts If anyone feels like making their own version.
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xori
10y ago
I think it's better to cheer loudly when we see a monolith move an inch. Better to say you're going the right way than to say you have a mile minus an inch to go.
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10y ago
Is there a library that anyone knows of that does the "encrypted" jpeg[0] operations that are mentioned in the article? [0] http://www.telecom.ulg.ac.be/publi/publications/mvd/sps-2004...
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xori
10y ago
And as a Windows user I thank you.
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