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BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Have an eta on when
to do
the diana_coman switch?
BingoBoingo: It's also possible
there's another
trb node I haven't put my own eyes on running on a residential connection in
this country
BingoBoingo: It doesn't appear
to be at
the moment, but it could have been
BingoBoingo curious if gabriel ever got
that amputation
BingoBoingo: Terry didn't let his daughter's feelz get in
the way of his cause
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Well, Uncle
Terry is
the Saint everyone
thought Linus was
BingoBoingo: It ran openbsd fine, runs a linux fine now, FreeBSD was flakey last
time I
tried it on
this one
trinque: huh, I ran one of
the early x86 Be versions for a bit, didn't hate.
BingoBoingo: This piece of weird with all of its flaws... still works better
than Ubuntu
BingoBoingo: Well, it isn't novelty for
the sake of novelty. Novelty for
the sake of highlighting how broken Ubuntu is.
BingoBoingo: The big difference between Haiku and ReactOS is in Haiku spreading works (TM)(R). Reactos hasn't made it
that far yet.
BingoBoingo: Sure. Its
the sort of
thing you'd stick in a lobby
to let people check
the weather.
ben_vulpes: the many sleepless nights of
the rural amphet didn't help.
ben_vulpes: sad fate
to be remembered for failing
to
take out agents of
the imperium given ~unlimited
time and inclination
to prepare.
☟︎ diana_coman: the eucrypt keccak implementation uses an out parameter for output and so it will fill whatever
the caller provides
diana_coman: asciilifeform, int8 is indeed meant
to be on 8 bits so no idea what
that
thing
there is ; fwiw I added it
to my comment on
the article with ref
to your q here in
the logs
too because I'm puzzled by it
too
a111: Logged on 2018-10-02 18:53 diana_coman: asciilifeform, keccak can spit out as many or as few bits as you want it
to, not sure what is you q
there re keccak
a111: Logged on 2018-10-02 18:17 mircea_popescu: ok. 1 and 6 we ignore, as
they're
trivial for our exercise.
diana_coman: asciilifeform, keccak can spit out as many or as few bits as you want it
to, not sure what is you q
there re keccak
☟︎ mircea_popescu: anyways, i shall now
torture girls @ beach. will read all comments and everything
tonite.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo doh. let's check back with
the aghast lonely hearts club when we're discussing how business can keep slaves (ie,
them) if
they feel like it.
BingoBoingo: s,
that was in response
to me pointing
to
that as a precedent for LGBT rights, but I’m not sure
that makes it better. I’m just aghast. How can I make him see how wrong he is?"
BingoBoingo: Meanwhile from other mines: "I’m active in supporting LGBT causes. My boyfriend recently said
that “this whole LGBT
thing has gone way
too far” and
that he’s no longer sure what
to
think about same-sex marriage, even
though he had
thought he supported it. Worse, he said
that maybe
the original civil rights movement went
too far, and perhaps businesses should be allowed
to racially discriminate if
they want
to. In fairnes
☟︎ mircea_popescu: the 1 in 6 far exceeds
the 1 in 20 or so females worth
the fucking in ~anyone's estimation.
nicoleci: yeah
thanks, Master. privilege in knowledge,
torture in a chromebook
BingoBoingo: Ah, slave priviledge in action. Countless ninjashoguns weep as
the combination of right behavior and right parts allows
the priviledged
to learn in hallowed logs.
mircea_popescu: some clever bits of math permit one
to encrypt a message with
the use of
that 221 so
that only he who knows 13 * 17 =221 can ever get it back out.
mircea_popescu: this is especially
true
the larger
the prime numbers become. rsa uses
this disparity
to produce an undefeatable encryptio scheme.
the
two prime factors (13, 17) are
the private (ie, secret) key.
their product (221) is
the public key.
mircea_popescu: right.
this is
then
the rsa problem : it is relatively easy
to multiply prime numbers ; it is exceedingly difficult
to get
them back out of
the multiplicated soup
mircea_popescu: now, can you
tell me
the non-trivial prime factors of 221 ? (but without looking anywhere online).
mircea_popescu: alright. can you
tell me
the prime factors of
the number 6 ?
mircea_popescu: nicoleci rsa keys are useless when
the key is short. do you understand how rsa works ?
a111: Logged on 2018-09-28 16:21 asciilifeform: and i'ma never recommend
to anyone
the use of heathen 'rsa chips'. not even because
they all, without exception, work with only 'toy' key lengths, but because srsly wtf.
mircea_popescu: meanwhile @birdcage, "<nicoleci> im getting so frusterated with
these logs <mircea_popescu> yssat ? <nicoleci> i understand every 45th line"