I meant that the constants for this algorithm should be checked since the NSA has their hands in every standards body out there. It may not be a problem in this case but it's a theoretically sound issue:
Ramnicu Valcea AKA "Hackerville" in Romania is definitely safe.
There are plenty of places where you can enjoy the same standard of living if you have lots of money, a lower standard of living in other places is for the little people. There's probably a shorter list of places you can't.
It's worse because it's an idological loss - DRM has no place where technical competency and/or openness exist - and because it could accelerate the adoption of DRM by providing a standard.
It's also worse because it adds to the complexity of a system for no gain - unless you count the aforementioned DRM standard a gain. I don't, I'd rather have the DRM stay where it belongs, in shitty plugins that have to be installed one user at a time.
No, but you should check where the constants used in this algorithm came from...I don't know but I bet if you check, it'll trace back to an NSA-influenced organization...
Eco-terrorists are certainly a real thing (disclaimer: I haven't read any Tom Clancy books) but that article is silly, keep in mind "forbes.com/sites" is roughly equivalent in a URL to ".wordpress.com" - any loon can write things there at a whim.
Yes but innovation in weapons isn't terribly useful. A government R&D department that releases its inventions to the public domain would be a better recipient of frivolously spent assloads of cash than a "defense" company.
The house of some dumb sucker who will be the fall guy if the packages are searched. Pay him in cash or drugs. Arrange scheduled exchanges and only speak face-to-face.
If you count living out the remainder of your days in old age on a miserable pension as not much trouble.
I would. Especially by today's standards.
Were there any formerly high ranking ex-Stasi who made it into cushy executive or high-ranking government jobs? I suppose that it's possible, but it seems improbable given the infamous nature of their former employer.
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Didn't even mention China, wow.
Nope never applied, it just seems silly. It's like a Club of Certified Badasses. What kind of badass needs to join that to feel validated?
Yeah, good thing we don't live in a hyper-capitalist hellhole with a massively top-heavy income distribution
OH WAIT
Why not fetch sperm from handsome, smart people only ?
Women can do that without any help - well, maybe not the "smart" part :-P
You have no chance to reproduce, make your time.
Too bad there aren't people in it who are intelligent enough to realize that joining Mensa is silly and pointless, or I might sign up!
Especially gasoline cars with fuel tanks in the nose of the car.
It looks like he ran over a fire hydrant which tore open the front battery pack.
I meant that the constants for this algorithm should be checked since the NSA has their hands in every standards body out there. It may not be a problem in this case but it's a theoretically sound issue:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=4296175&cid=45025631
Ramnicu Valcea AKA "Hackerville" in Romania is definitely safe.
There are plenty of places where you can enjoy the same standard of living if you have lots of money, a lower standard of living in other places is for the little people. There's probably a shorter list of places you can't.
It's worse because it's an idological loss - DRM has no place where technical competency and/or openness exist - and because it could accelerate the adoption of DRM by providing a standard.
It's also worse because it adds to the complexity of a system for no gain - unless you count the aforementioned DRM standard a gain. I don't, I'd rather have the DRM stay where it belongs, in shitty plugins that have to be installed one user at a time.
No I'm saying that the NSA may have influenced the constants used:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/05/nsa-how-to-remain-secure-surveillance
(Point 5 near the bottom)
No, but you should check where the constants used in this algorithm came from...I don't know but I bet if you check, it'll trace back to an NSA-influenced organization...
Luckily there's a simple technical fix for this: perfect forward secrecy in HTTPS, using RSA DiffieHellman or ECDH key exchange.
Did you know that ECDH stands for Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman? Yeah it would solve the problem of the NSA's request alright...
Because he was facilitating drug trading directly, it's not like he worked at HSBC. A few million is nothing compared to the War on Drugs.
NSA key phrases found: prepare to witness, intention to start, multi-billion dollar drug empire.
Looking up Slashdot user NettiWelho...alias of global user ID #2968137598
Data stored.
Why would a millionaire drug dealer - a type of criminal that is highly unwelcome in the US, continue to reside there?
They do exist, but there are a lot more undercover agents.
Eco-terrorists are certainly a real thing (disclaimer: I haven't read any Tom Clancy books) but that article is silly, keep in mind "forbes.com/sites" is roughly equivalent in a URL to ".wordpress.com" - any loon can write things there at a whim.
Yes but innovation in weapons isn't terribly useful. A government R&D department that releases its inventions to the public domain would be a better recipient of frivolously spent assloads of cash than a "defense" company.
How long is the countdown for TPB?
The house of some dumb sucker who will be the fall guy if the packages are searched. Pay him in cash or drugs. Arrange scheduled exchanges and only speak face-to-face.
Bring in the logic probe!
It's sort of like what happens if MERS-COV breaks out while the CDC is shut down I guess...
This just in: Tennis elbow pandemic sweeps the US!
If you count living out the remainder of your days in old age on a miserable pension as not much trouble.
I would. Especially by today's standards.
Were there any formerly high ranking ex-Stasi who made it into cushy executive or high-ranking government jobs? I suppose that it's possible, but it seems improbable given the infamous nature of their former employer.
The revolving door forgives all transgressions:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stasi#Stasi_officers_after_the_reunification