IM and GM players don't generally have much of a problem with opening lines. They have played so many matches and studied so much that they might as well have an opening database sitting right in front of them, it would make no difference.
I got this 5 or so years ago, for novelty. You could actually get good enough at it to control the skier around obstacles just by thinking. Pretty cool...
SERIOUSLY, why do these posts keep getting modded up? Nearly every article has at least one response of "Hey, look, its slashdotted..." in one not-so-clever form or another.
The other big problem is the "Bucket Brigade" attack, where an evesdropper simply sits in the middle, recieving and retransmitting the messages between sender and reciever, neither being the wiser. The evesdropper thereby can decrypt messages going both ways.
This is the biggest problem with quantum cryptography in my opinion.
but I would be happy to have something even mildly entertaining to fix my eyes on while riding the subway. If you've ever ridden a subway in a major city like New York, you know the first rule to safety is NEVER look another subway rider in the eyes.
This just gives us something to look at. Fine with me.
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IM and GM players don't generally have much of a problem with opening lines. They have played so many matches and studied so much that they might as well have an opening database sitting right in front of them, it would make no difference.
A law is simply an observation anyways. Moore made an observation about some statistics, therefore he mad a law.
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who thinks these displays look like cr*p?
is this similar to or in someway related to HyperBicycles? Please, no techie answers, I don't really understand that stuff.
The MindDrive!
I got this 5 or so years ago, for novelty. You could actually get good enough at it to control the skier around obstacles just by thinking. Pretty cool...
SERIOUSLY, why do these posts keep getting modded up? Nearly every article has at least one response of "Hey, look, its slashdotted..." in one not-so-clever form or another.
The other big problem is the "Bucket Brigade" attack, where an evesdropper simply sits in the middle, recieving and retransmitting the messages between sender and reciever, neither being the wiser. The evesdropper thereby can decrypt messages going both ways. This is the biggest problem with quantum cryptography in my opinion.
but I would be happy to have something even mildly entertaining to fix my eyes on while riding the subway. If you've ever ridden a subway in a major city like New York, you know the first rule to safety is NEVER look another subway rider in the eyes. This just gives us something to look at. Fine with me.