Well, he admitted to using mersenne twister for generating the keys. Mersenne twister is not designed for cryptography so it's quite possible it's relatively easy to crack. From wikipedia: "Observing a sufficient number of iterates (624 in the case of MT19937, since this figure is the size of the state vector from which future iterates are produced) allows one to predict all future iterates."
You could set your download directory to a folder where deleting files is a bad idea, e.g. Desktop or $HOME. Besides, the update takes less than 30 seconds.
While it would be convenient to have all applications fit in the distro out of the box, it's not really critical as long as you're dealing with free software. Free software can be patched and adapted.
Since most (all?) community distros deal only with free software, LSB is less important to them.
Most likely they signed up for the newsletter by accident and now they don't want it anymore.
When I get newseletters that claim I signed up for them, the first things I utterly avoid are reading them and following any links or instructions in them.
So, just stop sending email to people who obviously don't want it anymore; consider the spam report as unsubscribe requests.
A method of extracting capital from another party by patenting a method of extracting capital from another party by patenting method that the aforementioned other party has already successfully used to earn revenue.
I think it's more likely the concentration of slot machines attracts badluckons, the particle responsible for transmitting bad luck. Much in the same way as critical systems designed for stability attract murphyons. The universe always strives for equilibrium.
Surely anything can be cracked if enough brute force is chucked at it. Not really. Trying to brute-force a message encrypted with a one-time pad will generate every possible message of the same length. You can't determine which of those messages is the true one.
My T610 sees in infrared too. The thing that surprised me is that the infrared lightsource appeared as white with a slight blue tint. I had assumed the red filter would be more sensitive to IR. Cheap filters I guess.
I beg to differ. My father's computer recently became very unstable. The source of the instability was tracked down to a dustfilled heatsink. The airflow through the sink was practically null, causing the CPU to overheat a few minutes after boot.
They're gonna use this as an excuse to force webauthors into using some MS-specific alternative to plugins, probably Microsoft(R) PlugX(tm) for Internet Explorer(R) Make This Work in Mozilla and We'll Sue.
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OP is playing FPS chess where the king can dodge out of checkmate?
Well, he admitted to using mersenne twister for generating the keys. Mersenne twister is not designed for cryptography so it's quite possible it's relatively easy to crack. From wikipedia: "Observing a sufficient number of iterates (624 in the case of MT19937, since this figure is the size of the state vector from which future iterates are produced) allows one to predict all future iterates."
Easy, the Anti-Piracy Bureau is composed of boring sods thus, they never drink grog. Arrrrr!
I agree
Compare the double ROT13 encrypted message with the original message. If they are identical, the message is authentic. It's a foolproof system.
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You could set your download directory to a folder where deleting files is a bad idea, e.g. Desktop or $HOME. Besides, the update takes less than 30 seconds.
That's why all distros have packagers.
While it would be convenient to have all applications fit in the distro out of the box, it's not really critical as long as you're dealing with free software. Free software can be patched and adapted.
Since most (all?) community distros deal only with free software, LSB is less important to them.
Most likely they signed up for the newsletter by accident and now they don't want it anymore.
When I get newseletters that claim I signed up for them, the first things I utterly avoid are reading them and following any links or instructions in them.
So, just stop sending email to people who obviously don't want it anymore; consider the spam report as unsubscribe requests.
So, did Batman sue the guy who stole his cape?
Dude, Murphy's law apply to everyone, even Microsoft.
They'll probably kill the application's parent and siblings too.
http://www.google.com/search?q=install+rpm+debian
And because you didn't kill her, the rest of us continue to get spam. Thanks a lot!
You mean, like, follow the spam? I don't see the point, my problem is that spam follows me.
Is this some Soviet Russia thing?
Uhm, you're supposed to send SMS via the GSM net, not type it into your phone, put a stamp on it and send it via snail mail. Faster and cheaper.
A method of extracting capital from another party by patenting a method of extracting capital from another party by patenting method that the aforementioned other party has already successfully used to earn revenue.
Hand it over!
I think it's more likely the concentration of slot machines attracts badluckons, the particle responsible for transmitting bad luck. Much in the same way as critical systems designed for stability attract murphyons. The universe always strives for equilibrium.
Surely anything can be cracked if enough brute force is chucked at it.
Not really. Trying to brute-force a message encrypted with a one-time pad will generate every possible message of the same length. You can't determine which of those messages is the true one.
My T610 sees in infrared too. The thing that surprised me is that the infrared lightsource appeared as white with a slight blue tint. I had assumed the red filter would be more sensitive to IR. Cheap filters I guess.
I'll take low-power and high-speed. kthxbye
I beg to differ. My father's computer recently became very unstable. The source of the instability was tracked down to a dustfilled heatsink. The airflow through the sink was practically null, causing the CPU to overheat a few minutes after boot.
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'Nuf said.
They're gonna use this as an excuse to force webauthors into using some MS-specific alternative to plugins, probably Microsoft(R) PlugX(tm) for Internet Explorer(R) Make This Work in Mozilla and We'll Sue.
besides he has worse problems, he's really danish yet people keep thinking he's swedish.
Hey! As a swede, I resent that!