What do I need to learn in order to do file encryption and authentication on my own? I want to use Argon2, control session keys, use really strong PGP, etc. I do not know where to start.
I am tired of gpg. I am proficient with it, but I don't like it.
Which programming language should I start with?
I want to do asymmetric, symmetric, and hybrid encryption and control the hashes and ciphers as much as I can.
@Patriot If you want to use it seriously ... that's probably a bad idea, you're almost guaranteed to have flaws (it's seriously easy to stuff this up, even if you're experienced - usually with a side channel vuln but there's others).
@Patriot If you just want to do this as a learning exercise... you can either start by learing how the crypto algos work, or pick a language with a low-level crypto library and build from there.
As far as languages, that's entirely up to you. There isn't really a language that's necessarily "better" for crypto though the more popular and mature ones tend to have more complete libraries available.
Bernard develops a gambling addiction, Fran works in BB because she has a job interview and she thinks having a current job will help
Hum
> Hello BertieB, You are receiving this email about Cyberpunk 2077 because you have played a game from the Witcher series (also made by CD PROJEKT RED)
Steam, you've never done this before
How much did that Polish studio pay you to send that?
> SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1071 Specified key was too long; max key length is 1000 bytes (SQL: alter table users` add unique users_email_unique(email))`
the fix is to use MariaDB 10.3
which i am but i still get the problem
all the answers on Stack Overflow suggest editing the code to fudge it
i'm sure its a server config tweak taht i need to do
I just meant I couldn't tell if "need a 3096 byte key length to handle emojis in emails" was a legit thing, or if it was a BOFH excuse calendar entry ;-P
@Burgi That sounds like a good way to have changes nuked next update and weird, unexplained behaviour
I need to buy a PCI Express Network Adapter and I'm going for "Gigabit PCI Express Network Adapter TG-3468" for different reasons. On tp-link's website it mentions that it needs to be on a 32-bit PCI Express, does this imply all PCIe ports even the X1 ones?
The only vacant PCIe on my mobo are 2 PCIe 2.0 x1 slots
I know there is 32 bit PCI (without the e, completely different) and 64 bit PCI-e. Put PCI-e is always x1, x4, x8, x16.... Never saw an x32 and I do not think that it even exists as 32 lane PCI-e board
Previous generations of AMD Ryzen processors were only a few percent behind Intel in benchmarks like Cinebench, but performed significantly worse clock-for-clock in games. Cinebench isn't particularly sensitive to memory latency, but games often do care about it.
Lisa Su did state that they focused a lot on gaming performance, especially single-threaded games and lower resolution. Clearly, there's been work on improving the performance of the processor's memory subsystem because a lot of games didn't like the latency the Infinity Fabric introduced. Among other things, AMD doubled the size of the L2$ and L3$, with the latter being a colossal 64 MB on the Ryzen 9 3900X.
I still have serious doubts that AMD will completely close the gap. But it's definitely getting better with each generation.
AMD's Next Horizon Gaming event is in three hours. Stay tuned.
