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Yes, and moreover, they just add a shared secret in the computation of the initial root key, it cannot be worse in this case.

What about this "Concatenating Secrets May Be Dangerous"? https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/tls/F4SVeL2xbGPaPB2GW_...

Even KeePass recommends to write the master secret key on a piece of paper. Sure, it must be in a secure place, but we cannot avoid this step for reliability.

You can apply the awk command on a pipe, and so it is applies on each line of the file/stream.

Really nice link! Thanks fforflo.

Instead to create a script in Python to convert numbers in integers, you can use awk: "python3 parse.py" becomes "awk '{printf "%d\n", $0}'"

Who will attend to RWC?

A bunch of references from Suckless community that you can enjoy:

http://suckless.org/rocks/

Nice question!

Here my personal setting:

- Email : mutt [http://www.mutt.org/]

- Passwords manager : pass [https://www.passwordstore.org/]

- Navigate directories : autojump [https://github.com/wting/autojump]

- Task manager : task [https://taskwarrior.org/]

- Music : cmus [https://cmus.github.io/]

- Text editor : emacs -nw [https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/]

A good idea is maybe to focus on the English and the science/tech content, not on another language.

Thanks for this great link! Richard Feynman, always so pleasant and inspiring.

https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/086.pdf

You must read the courses of Richard Feynman, the best books on physics ever :-)

Totally agree. I go the work with my bike, it's good for mental and physic health. When I go back to my home - and if I don't have extra-urgent work, then I shutdown my laptop, my mobile phone, and enjoy the evening with my wife or with some quiet reading as story (not too technical stuffs to have good nights). Yes, of course, take breath and sleep as much as possible.

Thanks for this news. The video is interesting. I am wondering: if only one cable can transport all this data, why we cannot have more speed with personal Internet box? This is only an economic reason?

For me, the strenght of HN is its minimalist side. Too many options are not always good.

Great link! Thank you.

Very good news. Other city should do the same... France is a nightmare for cyclists.

Classic but true: "never put off till tomorrow what can be done today".

Nice work!

Foreseen obsolescence... My strategy: use a Nokia 1616 from 2010 with 1 week autonomy. Other people use simple phone?

Great! Thank you for all these references.

Yes, it's not hacker skills but thank you for the hacker culture.

Thank you for this reference.

I recently decide to read and understand the famous book of Hardy "Introduction to the Number Theory". It is a big book and my strategy is to read it slowly but with perseverance and patience. I think these two points are very important and maybe the key to achieve all our goals. Nowadays, every thing go fast and we forget to take time to learn or to understand ideas, concepts, etc. Each time you have some free minutes, do things that help you to achieve your goal. Small steps are very important.

I think to RedHat, the Linux distribution. With the not-free version, the user can have a support from the RedHat team.

A very good ressource: https://pqcrypto.org/

Thank you for this video. It's always inspiring to see in action these great persons.

I don't know if Python is important but it is a very good programming language to learn how to program since the code writing is very close of the original algorithm and since it is very simple (no problem of memory or of variable type). But to understand how the memory access works, it is not the best ;-)

Great discovery of fish! Thank you.