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yoha
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About yoha
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/qsantos; my proof: https://keybase.io/qsantos/sigs/AtLN-dncEjUwRsnMmgBht5GAHbFKBcn_c1xsnKpVFL0 ]
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Comment #19818504
Well played! If only I had made my attempt earlier! 2019-03-18T20:23:06+01:00 AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 B50 Processor 56.674783% (0x2912f5a00000 / 0x48792741a51a) ETA: 1 year 138 days (…
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Comment #19322495
If I can chime in, I have made NHK Easier to help practicing on stories from NHK News Web Easy. https://nhkeasier.com/
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Comment #18095667
As I said in another comment, individual verifiability and non-coercion are mutually exclusive online. However, there are indeed solutions for the other properties (including globa…
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Comment #18095202
That is indeed the main issue with verifiable voting. The usual solutions offer various compromises, but it is not possible to both guarantee the ability to verify that one's ballo…
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Comment #18095173
Yes, it's possible, and it is an area of research in cryptography. For instance, have a look at Helios and Belenios.
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Comment #18095167
> That's only possible if you sacrifice some of the stronger anonymity requirements Untrue. You can use strong encryption to ensure confidentiality and zero-knowledge proofs to ens…
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Comment #15212320
"Automated proof" means that the verification is automated. Actually automating the process of finding proofs is still mostly an open problem. Formal proof software will help you o…
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Comment #13404399
> When you try to come up with random words to compose a password That's why you don't. Give a 64ki word dictionary from your native tongue to your computer and let it choose four …
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Comment #13061283
Right, my bad. I tend to write loops in the former style, thinking of them as reversed(range(9)). This is another advantage of this style. I should have been more cautious when wri…
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Comment #13057538
The point is that a beginner does not need to care about signedness. When you get to that point, you can take the time to explain how to loop properly over it.
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Comment #13056422
This is about weighing correction versus readability. In the "arrow operator" version, the readability is decreased; in the "proper" version, a type cast is required, and this can …
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Comment #13056265
Decrementing loops is the one place where I have indulged in some trickery. I do: for (size_t i = 9; i --> 0; ) This has the advantage to be very easy to pattern-match once known. …
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Comment #12929412
No, it is perfectly fine. But it is also useful to know there are previous conversations to be read.
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Comment #12929404
Clickbait is making a link a bait so that you click on it. In other words, it pretty much means an appealing title.
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Comment #12883076
Ask your search engine: "ignition" filetype:pdf
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Comment #12741860
You are talking about making a combined hash function from MD5 and SHA-1. Keep in mind that it is not trivial. For instance, if you just output both SHA-1 and MD5, you are actually…
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Comment #12715001
Have fun: http://crackmes.de/archive/
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Comment #12610177
Oh, my bad, I got confused with the brackets (which are not on a digit key). I really should have checked. See, we all make mistakes!
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Comment #12610032
Edit: the actual figure is 90% For other people struggling to read this comment: "(" is on the same key as "5" on Azerty keyboards.
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Comment #12603413
Ideas that might help: * set all redundant accounts to redirect mail to a main one * do write the identifiers and passwords on paper notes, and have her keep them, for instance, in…