Night City

After a long time of using CalcES on my android phone and cheating the ads away with PiHole, I finally spent the very little fee for the pro edition. The app is amazing and the creator absolutely deserves it.

But many commenters think they will just stop producing these laptops. You know, like my comment explains.

I’d like people to actually read the article before commenting. They are renaming their laptops. They’ll continue producing what would’ve been XPS.

Other comment have gone way more in-depth, but there’s also a difference between using commercial VPNs and ones you set up yourself. I have a few private VPNs set up on servers I physically own in different countries and that offers different protections than just using NordVPN.

Enough a proof that brains are more complex than a single processor calculating one thing at a time.

Furthermore, what about people who had lobotomy done to them? Weird things happen with two halves of the brain (now separate) “thinking” two different things at the same time!

Why think of intelligent solutions when you can just throw more money at the problem. Surely that’s how you deal with issues.

But can you detect the link being broken by someone other than your intended communication partner?

If A sends a particle to B, couldn’t M intercept A’s particle and send a different particle to B? Kind of like intercepting Diffie Hellman. A and B will both share some information with M, but not with each other.

So they’ve shown they can send light over a cable designed to transfer light.

The impressive thing is of course managing to get one specific photon to one specific location. Still, what benefits does that have over the standard encoding?

I guess this technique might have a lower error rate and higher distance, because it’s binary by nature with no quantization needed. But you don’t need the quantum entanglement part at all for this.

Edit: Reading is hard! This is indeed exciting for security. I wonder how it fairs against a very powerful MitM though.

They likely use adblocks themselves.

What about the fight club?

You’re right, it is misleading. There are different “flavours” of MTProto. See here:

https://core.telegram.org/mtproto

This page deals with the basic layer of MTProto encryption used for Cloud chats (server-client encryption). See also:

• Secret chats, end-to-end-encryption

• End-to-end encrypted Voice Calls

(The major difference is simply whether the server and client share a key or two clients)

MTProto is not end-to-end. MTProto is their obfuscated client-server transport encryption.

What the commenter above is referring to is Telegram defaulting to saving your messages on the server in plaintext. You can use a “secret chat” which enables end-to-end encryption, but that is separate from MTProto.

Your sentiment is correct though. Messages should not be visible in plaintext to the server.

Except Telegram doesn’t use TLS :) They use MTProto.

This is not me endorsing Telegram. I’m just pointing out your mistake. Telegram has other issues but it definitely does have transport encryption.

Meanwhile European license plates being standardized across the whole Union.

Your guys’ are prettier to look at, whilst ours are all about the intended function. Not sure which approach I like more.

Oh I have my own independent sources

The wavey font got me!

Bold of you to assume they read the book.

Wearing a seatbelt in a moving vehicle does not magically prevent all deaths upon an accident. Do you recommend we should stop wearing seatbelts?

If there are measures in place that reduce the danger of something happening, it’s not wise to remove them just because they’re not 100% effective.

All I see is *******