Never trust […] x509.
Fixed that for you.
Never trust […] x509.
Fixed that for you.
@ryanc @tychotithonus ah, so 22 binary characters, all ending in 0x03?
@ryanc @tychotithonus hmm, 22 printable characters? Even in binary that'd be too short for modern hash functions, putting it in brute force range depending on the size of the salt.
@ryanc @tychotithonus unpadded base64 of 16 random bytes leads to 22 byte strings. They wouldn't have the same last character, though, but 4 different options A, Q, g, and w.
An ongoing debate in our household is whether or not it is worth spending the extra delta-v to shoot things directly into the sun, instead of just sending them onto an escape trajectory out of the solar system.
I love that German Mastodon sometimes calls toots Tröts. It's the correct translation, but nobody called a tweet a Tschirp.
@dangoodin @filippo 128 bit is enough, as long as you are not defending against adversaries with access to a Dyson swarm. 256 bit is enough for defense against a Kardashev III civilizations, with room to spare.
@jrconlin @tess yeah, "risk management" and "trust and safety" are the items on that list that really give the game away: "we just want to move fast and break things and not listen to you naysayers bringing up good points like 'the law' and 'mathematics'"
@soatok @rbreich Hotter take: let's make stock buybacks illegal, and cap dividends (to 0 when you're doing layoffs)
@tess @mekkaokereke @evan @markallerton @ks
Honestly, I just don't care either way about centralization as a first level property, I care about my experience as a user. If centralization improves that, great, let's go with that, if decentralization is better for it, also great.
"Decentralization" by itself is just not a moral value
Leading cryptography (ISE Crypto) at Google.Opinions my own.Content usually badly explained mathematics
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