modrobert @modrobert@qoto.org

By using Tor and filling out captchas I learned that canoes are boats.

"The attack breaks the pseudorandomness as it allows adversaries to evaluate the OPRF without further interactions with the server after some initial OPRF evaluations and some offline computations."
https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/706
https://github.com/isogenists/isogeny-OPRF

I like the final comment, cheers to science.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOOUVN3WvFQ

@freemo "Aesthetic adornment is a cultural universal and mascara can be documented in ancient Egypt. Records from around 4000 BC refer to a substance called kohl that was used to darken eyelashes, eyelids, and eyebrows.[7] Kohl was used to mask the eyes, believed to ward off evil spirits and protect the soul, by both men and women."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mascara#History

@peter I agree about the centralization of internet services, and it could probably be the reason for slow IPv6 adoption. Bitcoin is at least decentralized, and really looks promising compared to the hyperinflation of western currencies.

In other words, the best defense is incorruptible employees.

"REvil recruits affiliates to distribute the ransomware for them. As part of this arrangement, the affiliates and ransomware developers split revenue generated from ransom payments." #infosec
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/REvil

Added a SHT31 humidity/temp sensor, and tweaked some more. CO2 experiments soon...

[S1] CO2: 414ppm, TVOC: 2ppb, baseLine: 0xADC1 (0xA8C0), lErr: 0b0
[S2] Pressure: 100629.10Pa, Temp: 32.71C
[S3] External temp: 31.69C
[S4] Humidity: 55.96%, Temp: 32.76C
Uptime: 1966s

@freemo @funny I wish this was the case across the board, but expensive brand names seems to be excluded by tech workers.

Bitcoin whitepaper on the Tor network:
http://gd6is466quuhsgzbztyv4sjswdhgfii63wf54qsb32v27xmm5dxbtmid.onion/bitcoin.pdf

@2ck The bounce/reflection changes the frequency depending on material, different frequencies are perceived as different colors by the receptors in the eye. The absorbed photons turn into heat, the ones which gives partial energy to an atom will be reflected at a new angle. The average frequency of all photons reaching your eye determines color.