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mircea_popescu: mats f22 flies tues, thurs fri, and weekend f35 mon and wed -> tandem ?
mircea_popescu: "In all these instances, data reporting and processing rules were changed during the year for no other reason than to paint a more favorable picture. Maintenance problems were determined to be so severe that the F-35 is only able to fly twice a week."
mircea_popescu: = the closed-source java blob they're using actually reboots in flight
mircea_popescu: "Even in its third iteration, the F-35’s helmet continues to show high false-alarm rates and computer stability concerns, seriously reducing pilots’ situational awareness and endangering their lives in combat;"
mircea_popescu: Defense spending analyst Winslow Wheeler concluded from flight evaluation reports that the F-35A "is flawed beyond redemption"; in response, program manager General Chris Bogdan suggested that pilots worried about being shot down should fly cargo aircraft instead.
mircea_popescu: "In March 2013, USAF test pilots, flying with pre-operational software that did not utilize the all-aspect infrared AAQ-37 DAS sensor, noted a lack of visibility from the F-35 cockpit during evaluation flights, which would get them consistently shot down in combat."
mircea_popescu: the F-35C taking 43 seconds longer than an F-16 to accelerate from Mach 0.8 to Mach 1.2
mircea_popescu: "the electronic edge F-35 enjoys over every other tactical aircraft in the world may prove to be more important in future missions than maneuverability" << check it out, it got wifi
mircea_popescu: (p, q, g); we conjecture that the confusion between these formats led
mircea_popescu: sequence (p, g), while that of DSA parameters (coming from PKIX) is
mircea_popescu: Diffie-Hellman key exchange parameters (coming from PKCS#3) is a
mircea_popescu: usability problem: the canonical ASN.1 representation of
mircea_popescu: generator g ... This substitution of q for g is likely due to a
mircea_popescu: but mistakenly used the DSA group order q in the place of the
mircea_popescu: section 3.5 - "some servers in our scans used Java's DSA primes as p,
mircea_popescu: maybe i miss something, but why do you want a plane to helicopter ?
mircea_popescu: except of course by 10k we mean "can get up in the air at least 10k"
mircea_popescu: so 2.5k planes of 2 missiles each. the chinese only have like 10k
mircea_popescu: "undergoing testing and final development by the United States"
mircea_popescu: dude, i remember the time back in 2012 when the pressure cooker wasn't on yet and all sorts of people didn't appear retarded.
mircea_popescu: 25 ppm occurences can very well be a tiny pore in an otherwise solid implementation.
mircea_popescu: "Some widely deployed RSA implementations choke on big RSA public exponents. E.g. the RSA code in Windows (CryptoAPI, used by Internet Explorer for HTTPS) insists on encoding the public exponent within a single 32-bit word; it cannot process a public key with a bigger public exponent."
mircea_popescu: senile dementia is this sad situation when you recall what you said but not exactly nor where.
mircea_popescu: Hasimir mind giving a self-intro for they such as myself that apparently know you from 3rd parties but otherwise not ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform do you remember where the fuck is that discussion about how a good hardening approach is to deviate from the toolset the attacker might reasonably expect to find is ?
☟︎ mircea_popescu:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=20-05-2015#1139680 << speaking of this, am I the only one nonplussed by all this "we use <<best practices>> fixed exponent" bs ? it's an unavoidalbe magic number , okay, but it's tyhe sort that should eminently be a knob for the user. a proper gpg would have e user-settable at the key generation phase (with 65536+1 as a default, sure)
☝︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: (for the record : the life of a smerd, like that of a kholop, was worth 5 grivna. that's about enough metal to make a decent shovel - roughly speaking the smartphone of the time)
mircea_popescu: one only needs to look at the czech commies post ru invasion to understand exactly how abject people actually are.