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Imbue

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    Comment #4781444

    My question was why is a proper MAC better than appending a checksum to the plain text and then encrypting. With an appended and encrypted checksum, the system could easily reject …

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    Comment #4780776

    But if someone chooses a ciphertext (without knowing the key), how could they get the checksum right (which is also encrypted)? If the checksum was wrong, the system would refuse t…

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    Comment #4779616

    Why is a proper MAC preferred over simply encrypting the plaintext after appending a checksum or hash.

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    Comment #4708207

    His reasoning is actually quite flawed. Even if you believe there is somehow a black and white $7.7 trillion value difference between candidates, betting on such long odds still is…

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    Comment #1740834

    Not sure if I am understanding this correctly. By bootstrapping, do you mean C does only the most basic syntax parsing, and then a fexl script (written in a basic fexl subset) does…

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    Comment #1685327

    It sounds like you're having a lot of fun with it. I think a C implementation would be better anyway. C is the common denominator between almost every language. Have you already do…

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    Comment #1674077

    I'm not trying to rush you or anything. Just want to let you know that at least one person is still looking forward to seeing it.

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    Comment #1600110

    Great! I'll be looking forward to it. I kind of have a thing for small languages.

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    Comment #1599003

    This is probably a stupid question. If you have Fexl written in Perl now, what are the chances of just throwing a sand-boxed interpreter online for people to play with? I'm thinkin…

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    Comment #1598747

    Is Fexl open-source, or even available for download? It looks pretty neat.