Habib Yajam

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@brave I have recently found "BibItNow" which is really useful for researchers to cite websites and papers easily. While it is much less known it has amazing features.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cronokirby Personally, I was honored to clone a private git with a .sty file for the thesis template. It is said that only the true king can draw the .sty file from the stone without creating new errors.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cryptodavidw AFAIK, CLion supports profiling Rust while I think IntelliJ Ultimate does not. So CLion! (https://t.co/sK4eoULVJm)

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cryptodavidw @LucidSamuel_ I realized that number of words and pages doesn't work but for reasonable numbers number of paragraphs sometimes work.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@Rainmaker1973 Weren't the Sumerians the first to use that for counting?

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cronokirby Let's say nobody knows about some new cryptocurrency that has a limited amount of supply. Then people start to find out about it. They pay to buy some. The price goes up and this increase attracts more buyers. Until at some point they realize this doesn't worth the price.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cronokirby Dracula, Monokai, and Cobalt.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cronokirby If the attacker don't know how you did chose your password then after testing usual methods of automatically generating guesses and checking all of them, they would give up. Since your method (verses from poems) is probably not that common then it might be secure.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cronokirby I think, that makes it as hard as guessing any other password. Attackers try to automatically guess your password based on "common password dictionaries", and probable "alterations" to them, and any information about you that might come up in your passwords.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cronokirby Is this the same thing as the so called broadcast encryption? https://t.co/3EUKbNNBta

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cryptodavidw I think Python is too far from the other two, both in terms of performance and typedness. Go and Rust feel much more modern to me.

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@cronokirby Okay, For me it wasn't straight forward to find the name of the book, so I searched a bit. Now for others who might have the same problem:
"Handbook of
Peer-to-Peer
Networking", John F. Buford, Heather Yu, Xuemin Shen, Heather Yu, John Buford, Mursalin Akon - Springer US (2010)

[HackerNoon | Learn Any Technology @hackernoon]

"Introducing JABS: Just Another Blockchain Simulator" https://t.co/tpmNJlNpYv #blockchain #simulation

[Florian Roth ⚡️ @cyb3rops]

Malware Scarecrow
A tool designed to make physical devices detectable by malware and make system look like virtual machine
by @kaganisildak

> Well, as you can probably imagine - I'd say this is hilarious 😄

https://t.co/Q53PjysZLd

[Habib Yajam @HabibYajam]

@TheHackersNews Such a shame. There are already many life critical systems that rely on linux security, like healthcare systems and energy plants.

[Josh Baron @JoshuaWBaron]

THREAD: Today I spoke at the @zkproof workshop about the incredible progress of the @DARPA SIEVE program on zero knowledge proofs. SIEVE is one of many cryptography programs that DARPA has run over the last decade+ 1/x

[Quanta Magazine @QuantaMagazine]

If the Riemann hypothesis is true, it would tell us everything we have a right to know about the distribution of prime numbers. https://t.co/JSBqjjsqsB

[LiveOverflow 🔴 hextree.io @LiveOverflow]

I was hopping through blog articles, stumbling over this great one again.
"So, you want to work in security?" by @laparisa

https://t.co/P3bBeLOcKn