Notices by Ryan Castellucci :nonbinary_flag: (ryanc@infosec.exchange), page 4

@lexbailey Backups they can't figure out how to run without stopping the database?

Please remember: The Caesar Cipher can be truthfully called „military grade encryption“.

It has been used successfully in world famous military operations.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher

@gewt @atax1a I used to keep printed copies of private keys in a safe deposit box. A lot of banks are getting rid of them or not accepting new customers, though.

@Flarnie every language supports monkey patching if you're deranged enough...

(...but my understanding is that it's actually somewhat common in Ruby?)

I'll pick back up the floating point binary search polls Monday. I've been a bit exhausted.

@zekjur cursed

@gsuberland @soatok for bits, I will do two at a time.

🤔

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/people-agree-that-these-things-havent-returned-to-normal-since-the-pandemic_uk_677d0211e4b07acf439c82fd

@soatok round 2 is here https://infosec.exchange/@ryanc/113797578066100273

@fnrir @soatok I'm heading to bed, to be continued

@fnrir @soatok fair point, I can just link the previous one each time

@dascandy @soatok less fun

I feel that -0 would be the funniest possible result here.

Moopsey!

@lunarood @soatok @gsuberland @f4grx fine, I'll do floats

@zenfin @gsuberland @f4grx @soatok I see exactly what you're doing there.

@EdanOsborne @soatok 28 is a perfect number

@soatok @gsuberland @f4grx I do not believe any was promised an integer

@soatok @gsuberland @f4grx If Soatok doesn't continue this until we've hit the limit of double precision floating point, I will be disappointed.

@soatok @gsuberland @f4grx the cost parameter on that thing goes all the way up to 99, if you wanna hash until the sun burns out