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[xnor]

Yeah you have to read it like this: 73.8% of the time required before got cut through the patch. It's literally the relative improvement of time, where...

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And you will get free extra latency with that!! The throughput tests are nice for some applications, but they don't show the regressions in DDR5's increased...

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Yes, it almost certainly does. The algorithms the NSA recommends are different from those that are used for high-defense, military applications.
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Blake3 is based on Blake2 which is based on ChaCha/Salsa's permutation, and Blake2 has received quite some cryptanalysis and was found to be very conservative....

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And I swear I will be a good boy if God sends me a million dollars tomorrow....

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Almost all of the points you list are application design problems and not programming language problems. Tackling such issues is better left to combining...

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Seeing retards with their education from fb&yt university spouting lies and the most ridiculous conspiracy theories about population control makes...

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But if you fix all KDE bugs, what is left of KDE?...

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So when something as simple as a random number generator has a backdoor everything based on it is just somewhat less secure? No, it is an all or nothing...

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What systems? On a Zen2 SHA2-256 is over 2x faster on long messages and this increases to like 4x for very short messages,


Any kind...

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Or in discussions with anyone who's got a clue.
FIPS provides standards and certifies implementations. That doesn't mean you got a secure system....

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NIST, I assume, isn't subverting security but the NSA is. Anyway, the point was that you don't need a tinfoil hat to have concerns when the NSA is mentioned...

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How can you put anything regarding the NSA as a requirement for security when the NSA is known to undermine standards, breaking their security, introducing...

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It's significantly faster, especially for long messages. You can pick SHA3-512 when speed does not matter and you have other requirements, or BLAKE2,...

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A new generation of (lazy?) developers that jumped on hip web technologies have infected lots of products and companies. A messenger that used 40 MB memory...