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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Does any one have problems to create or modify a gist? I am having the problem since this new face of gist. Now it's still not fixed in my case. What happened to github?
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Me too... going to disable any gmail/gtalk extension to see if it would be more stable
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
OK... I assume it's not a phishing site, which requires your phone number and password...
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
You didn't get my point... I know what it is based on, except the implementation details. My question was what's the mechanism to verify the code refreshed every time the screen is turn on (which is a little different from other authentic
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Thanks
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Please read my comment to @danielpal. By self-verifiable I mean the half of the code is a random number, the other half is computed based on the secret seed and the random number. I guess another way without frequent sync is to generate a
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Thanks for your explanations. I didn't get your details but I did more experiments. You may tell me if I am wrong. 1. If my phone has Internet connections, whenever the screen is turn on, the code is refreshed. If the code is solely based o
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
I don't think it is solely based on time. Did you read my comment carefully?
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
I'm a little puzzled by the way authy works. It seems to me the authy app refreshes a new code whenever I turn the screen off and on. I don't know how it syncs with the authentication server. The app must not only based on time ticks, like
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
IMHO, the unnecessary require statement is a fairly solid evidence. And programming is like English writing, no one will actually produce the same code. You can try by yourself
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
If no license is specified, then the author(s) have all the rights.
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Just to add another fact here: Daemen is also one of the two co-authors of AES
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
does Google have customer service?
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
one more step closer to monopoly
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Youdao dictionary Android app has the similar function to translate the word in live camera long time ago. You can check the last screenshot in the app page https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.youdao.dic...
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
Good point. I think at least they can first call you before they attempt to deliver the package. If you are not there, then just keep the package for the next day's delivery. This will avoid the delivery failure and save time of both sides.
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
These lockers are good, but what I think we should really improve is the quality/performance of our mailing/delivery systems. The lockers are just a patch to the existing lame systems. If a company can deliver all days in a week (including
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
cross-platform wins everything
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
I didn't find how to customize short links in either the new design website or the new chrome extension. Very frustrating
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by zhuzhuor 14y ago
an American military chip that is highly secure with sophisticated encryption standard, manufactured in China How could the authors know the backdoor design is not the intent of American military?
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by zhuzhuor 15y ago
ocb is patented... although the author claims it is "currently" free for gpl code. What are you guys thinking? At least only supporting one protocol is not that good.