The more funny thing is that even with the Orwellian anti-terrorist US laws, they still fear the RIAA more than the anti-terrorist parts of the government.
I am not sure yet if I find it a good or a bad...
Python can store lists in a dictionary (that is a hash table). It has a sort and a find function. It can easily marshal structures into a file. If you are ready to use python, chances are you will be able to code quickly what you need without relying on external packages.
My advice (knowing that IANAL) is : don't worry. Scientology lawyers are trying frighten people by making this procedure appear in the press. They plan on loosing. UK is known to tolerate public hate speeches of radical imams without prosecution. I don't think the law has changed ever since.
It is not some unique work of art or architecture. What was invented there (computer science) is what is really important and it is very alive in a lot of places today. The place where it all happened is just a footnote in history (and as some other posters will probably explain, Bletchley Park was only an important step in the coputer science history but is included in a continuity)
As they should be able to. Any sovereign nation has the right to control who and what enters the country.
Any sovereign nation has this right. Every democracy recognize the right of every citizen to privacy. No democracy is concerned by what information someone might be carrying on his/her laptop.
Was it at the time ? He refused to acknowledge the "chosen people" dogma but identified with Jewish culture. There is no reason he would not have been a good president. Dismissing a humanist scientific genius because he is not religious seems one of the worst reason I can think of.
From what I undestood, with my limited cryptographic knowledge and my total reluctance to dig into all the details of the sources, what happens is that when you asked your debian box to generate a key, it did so without integrating enough random data in its choice. That means that a brute force attack will not have to try every key to find yours but only a small subset, depending on the knowledge it has about your machine and its state when it generated the keys.
There is no such thing as a master key, but it would mean that several different servers may have generated the same "random" keys and that a clever attacker could create a dictionary of plausible keys (or, more plausibly, an algorithm to generate them) and try all of them on your server with a good chance to have one of them working. The dictionary would probably be huge however. A good measure would be to block an IP on SSH after a reasonnable number of failures (like 100)
There are maybe a few dozens of wonderful high-level science speakers who can make science interesting, that's them that you see. There are millions of children that need teachers. These two numbers make things difficult.
What I would like to see, however, is a national TV broadcast of this kind of speeches. That would be a heavily profitable investment on education.
We don't know if life is common in the universe or if earth is an exceptional place whose unique conditions were the only one to allow for life to form. That is quite interesting if you ask me...
Most of the people who oppose abortion, see no problem with surgical amputation (when medically justified) even when you take into account that stem cells are killed this way. I mean, this is, after all, autonomous life including self-replicating cells that may or may not have certain dependencies for life.
Is there any official position of any religion on the possibility to make an embryo from a non-sexual adult stem-cell ? It is theoretically feasible and creates a clone of the individual. When are we allowed to "kill" it ? No fecundation occurs in this case.
Well, this goes far beyond the usual question about botnets on slashdot : "should forced updates be made through botnets ?". If militaries think that this is a military issue for them, then they should begin with this. They are not talking about protection against enemy strikes, but about the ability to make counter-strikes (which usually goes hand in hand with the ability to make first strikes). I would like to see military efforts to clean botnets. I don't really care about them having their own.
The only thing I want to be made clear is that I can erase any program running on my computer at any time.
Paris is imitating London's video-surveillance program. We are just a bit late as always with technology. We have people who ask the right to walk in public with a mask however (preferably the one from 'V for Vendetta')
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It is of no use to set up a secure channel if the person you are sending to doesn't understand why you would like to secure these data
Just recognize me as a mad scientist genius and we are all set...
Exactly. See how the Old World split America in several parts they "owned". See what happened then.
The more funny thing is that even with the Orwellian anti-terrorist US laws, they still fear the RIAA more than the anti-terrorist parts of the government.
I am not sure yet if I find it a good or a bad...
Python can store lists in a dictionary (that is a hash table). It has a sort and a find function. It can easily marshal structures into a file. If you are ready to use python, chances are you will be able to code quickly what you need without relying on external packages.
My advice (knowing that IANAL) is : don't worry. Scientology lawyers are trying frighten people by making this procedure appear in the press. They plan on loosing. UK is known to tolerate public hate speeches of radical imams without prosecution. I don't think the law has changed ever since.
It looks like you are reading memory from unallocated memory space, you should comment line 427 in ssl_seed_generator.h
I also see how it could bring a distribution to its knees. But I agree that they will probably be worthwhile 90% of the time.
SEX is better when it is free
Because in the U.K., they are not used to detect thought crimes (yet)
I see more use in interrogation rooms. Of course shutting down the speech area who not be the idea of course...
Yeah, it was my first reaction too. Then I realized that this probably means that I begin to get old...
It is not some unique work of art or architecture. What was invented there (computer science) is what is really important and it is very alive in a lot of places today. The place where it all happened is just a footnote in history (and as some other posters will probably explain, Bletchley Park was only an important step in the coputer science history but is included in a continuity)
As they should be able to. Any sovereign nation has the right to control who and what enters the country.
Any sovereign nation has this right. Every democracy recognize the right of every citizen to privacy. No democracy is concerned by what information someone might be carrying on his/her laptop.
Was it at the time ? He refused to acknowledge the "chosen people" dogma but identified with Jewish culture. There is no reason he would not have been a good president. Dismissing a humanist scientific genius because he is not religious seems one of the worst reason I can think of.
What do emails fail to achieve ?
We already have a few historical emails about the creation of internet, spam, linux, and so on...
From what I undestood, with my limited cryptographic knowledge and my total reluctance to dig into all the details of the sources, what happens is that when you asked your debian box to generate a key, it did so without integrating enough random data in its choice. That means that a brute force attack will not have to try every key to find yours but only a small subset, depending on the knowledge it has about your machine and its state when it generated the keys.
There is no such thing as a master key, but it would mean that several different servers may have generated the same "random" keys and that a clever attacker could create a dictionary of plausible keys (or, more plausibly, an algorithm to generate them) and try all of them on your server with a good chance to have one of them working. The dictionary would probably be huge however. A good measure would be to block an IP on SSH after a reasonnable number of failures (like 100)
How is that mutually exclusive ?
And discover with shock that no one reads EULA ! Well it won't solve the RIAA problem, it will at least make a strong point against EULAs...
This could be very smart.
Planting a vulnerability that has gone undiscovered for 2 years and that gave the keys to a lot of SSH servers. Genius !
Wifi has the advantage of insanely cheap communication.
There are maybe a few dozens of wonderful high-level science speakers who can make science interesting, that's them that you see. There are millions of children that need teachers. These two numbers make things difficult.
What I would like to see, however, is a national TV broadcast of this kind of speeches. That would be a heavily profitable investment on education.
We don't know if life is common in the universe or if earth is an exceptional place whose unique conditions were the only one to allow for life to form. That is quite interesting if you ask me...
Most of the people who oppose abortion, see no problem with surgical amputation (when medically justified) even when you take into account that stem cells are killed this way. I mean, this is, after all, autonomous life including self-replicating cells that may or may not have certain dependencies for life.
Is there any official position of any religion on the possibility to make an embryo from a non-sexual adult stem-cell ? It is theoretically feasible and creates a clone of the individual. When are we allowed to "kill" it ? No fecundation occurs in this case.
Well, this goes far beyond the usual question about botnets on slashdot : "should forced updates be made through botnets ?". If militaries think that this is a military issue for them, then they should begin with this. They are not talking about protection against enemy strikes, but about the ability to make counter-strikes (which usually goes hand in hand with the ability to make first strikes). I would like to see military efforts to clean botnets. I don't really care about them having their own.
The only thing I want to be made clear is that I can erase any program running on my computer at any time.
Paris is imitating London's video-surveillance program. We are just a bit late as always with technology. We have people who ask the right to walk in public with a mask however (preferably the one from 'V for Vendetta')