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yk
13y ago
That will give the SPAM-Wave a hole new meaning.
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13y ago
Pretty good job, until the key was leaked. [0][1] [0] http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/14/hdcp-master-key-supposedl... [1] Key: http://pastebin.com/kCA3dFDv
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yk
13y ago
It is now a user-double-agent.
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13y ago
DRM can not work. Assuming that you don't come up with a plan, which prevents reading data, while allowing the reading of data. So if the W3C starts to write standards which defy the basis of logic, were are forced to abandon their sta
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yk
13y ago
> If I steal something and get caught, should I just be able to offer to pay and avoid prosecution? What we know is, that the owner claims there was a theft and the (lets call him) contractor offered to reimburse the owner. This does not
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yk
13y ago
Well, THEIR orbital mind control lasers work even if you do not plan to do crazily illegal shit.
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yk
13y ago
AFAIR there is nothing in TOR that prevents races between two servers trying to get a specific .onion address. So my understanding is, that a collision ( or a broken RSA private key) would put the HSDir into a inconsistent state. And in thi
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yk
13y ago
Tor .onion addresses work by signing a message to a gateway with your RSA-1024 private key, while the actual address is the first half of SHA-1 of the public key. [0] So you have to brute force 80 bit to find a collision for a specific hidd
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yk
13y ago
A license is a contract one side drafted and the other side did not read.
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yk
13y ago
In much the same way online piracy vanished when Napster was shut down...
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Apple patents technology that will allow authors to sign ebooks
(mhpbooks.com)
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13y ago
C++ is the correct name, you write a few thousand lines C code and then write class LargeObject in the first line. So C++.
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13y ago
Yes, but IMHO they are still the best trade off. ( But I will have a look at disconnect, thanks for the link.)
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13y ago
I am quite happy with Ghostery+NoScript. If you have a general solution, then you would just end up with an arms race. See [0] for details. [0] http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2010/12/its-made
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13y ago
Since the Schwarzschild radius is proportional to the mass, it is probably better to note that the maximum entropy of a black hole seems to scale with mass squared, instead of being proportional to the mass as in an ideal gas. But this can
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yk
13y ago
The funny thing is, that the Borg cube is quite exceptional. Even though it would be a rather logical ship design.
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13y ago
Unfortunately this is the state of journalism today. In the length of an article it is only possible to make one point, at least outside of a dense article aimed at a specialist audience. Additionally the article should seem to be relevant,
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13y ago
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought ( at the Uranium ore [1]): Unicorn Cookie Cutter - 4.75 I am not sure that all Amazon customers know how to make yellow cake. [1] http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000796XXM/ref
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13y ago
Depends on the model, if they build a model 'from first principles,' whatever that means in history, then they can probably do something interesting. ( Or if they caution themselves enough.) But of course, without actually readin
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yk
13y ago
In the same genre Ian Morris Why the west rules - for now is also very good. ( And if you did not already read it, Collapse by Diamond.)
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13y ago
Probably a stupid question, but could a malicious party use Dual_EC as a primitive to construct broken but fast crypto? ( I am thinking about something like seeding a fast CSRNG with a Dual_EC random number and thereby breaking the fast CSR
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13y ago
I did not read the paper, but from the article; probably not. So the E8 idea is stab at a quantum field theory of gravity. On the other hand these amplituhedron idea seems to be 'just' a different idea to calculate usual qft calcu
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13y ago
Writing web services in C can of course be done; I even believe that there are legitimate designs were it makes sense. Namely, if the back end is anyhow custom written and all you need is a smallish server to talk to the client. ( For examp
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13y ago
For me the marginal cost is the additional song, not the additional copy of a song. From the perspective of the musician, who sells to a record label, yes. From the perspective of a record label, and thus what determines the
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13y ago
The marginal cost, that is the cost of one additional copy, is zero. ( Actually it is some server cost, so < $10 per TB.) The musician., studio etc. are upfront costs.
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13y ago
Well, I like my 100% renewable future with flying cars. So I allow for some growth of energy consumption.
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13y ago
Ups, good catch. It is from a old blog post from myself [1]. The reasoning was 10 billion people, with first world energy needs ( 10 kW). The alternative to use this number is, that you get a safety factor of 6 to account for using solar as
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13y ago
You are confusing two things, one is the sudden increase in tor traffic you linked to, and which was possibly caused by a botnet which used tor as command & control network. The other is the attack on freedom host, which the FBI perpetr
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13y ago
You need something like half of the Sahara to produce the global primary energy consumption from solar panels alone. [1] ( Or the next few largest deserts combined.) So this is certainly not easy, but it is on the scale of doable. On the ot
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Congress Plays Star Trek – Replica Enterprise Bridge used to Sell Surveillance
(helablog.com)
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