I never thought I'd have to read about My Little Pony here. Today is a sad day for me.
And Slashdot just became 20% cooler.
Sadly, ponies cannot effect a miracle and do better than that.
But oh sweet Celestia, I might spend more time here again if Taco brought back OMG PONIES theme but updated it for FiM. Sure, it might drive away the last vestiges of what made
Also, the thought of Big Macintosh doing advanced mathematics makes me happy.
No, I'm of the same mind.
I still use a Nokia 3120 (I think that's what it is) and have no data plan, so first-class SMS support is Twitter's killer feature for me. Until there is a smart phone and data plan out there which meet my needs and price, I will keep this arrangement as long as possible.
If this attack is like previous timing attacks I've read about, then no, adding a fixed delay doesn't help, and adding a random delay doesn't help enough.
The best way to hinder timing attacks is to use invariant-time algorithms. This does tend to reduce performance, though.
Now, let me RTFA.
What's a passing grade in this case? 60% Yes, I could get 60% on this test. I studied Latin for 6.5 years and still have many books I read on the subject. I have done basic Ancient Greek informally, so I'd do sorta OK on that. The history is, in some cases, subjective, but I remember enough of that. Math is straightforward.
This reduces to your not being knowledgeable about limits and the infinitesimal. I suggest that you learn enough calculus to understand infinite geometric series. You can do the proof that way.
Well, it's certainly true that if no one reads, no one (except the author, which is unlikely) can yet say that it is false.
They're mostly authoritarians too, just like political executives. I'm sure he knows exactly what he's doing.
Doubt isn't the opposite of faith; it is an element of faith. - Paul Tillich, German theologian and historian
