Sounds like a good way to weed out middle management ;)
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how?
also, there are better correlations to crime, than cop hatred, like darn communism is the first i can think of
That is actually a good point i didnt fully understand myself, let me check ...
The only thing i could find quickly is https://keepass.info/help/base/keys.html
I dont know how these factors are combined. Damn. Ill keep digging. Thanks.
> Kerckhoffs's principle
An attacker from the outside needs to know 2 passwords, one for the one time decryption of the token and my master password for the vault every time.
EDIT:
Hashed. If a key file does not match any of the formats above, its content is hashed using a cryptographic hash function in order to build a key (typically a 256-bit key with SHA-256). This allows to use arbitrary files as key files.
From the link above. So my 8kb keyfile gets reduced to sha256 and used as an additional key. So this is not really a gain. A attacker does not need to guess all the random 8kb blobs, possible, just all sha256 hashes, just.
Any suggestions to overcome this reduction?
EDIT2:
There is no overcoming. When the additional key file is fixed length in the end, size of the token does not matter, its not that future proof is my conclusion.
I have to rethink this approach. Thank you so much.
https://github.com/proxemy/dotfiles/blob/master/scripts/toke...
The vault is regular kdbx with an additional password file.
Thank you for your time btw.
> An attacker that does have access to vault and token is given the ability to try brute force and to look for cracks that might allow decrypting the vault.
My reasoning for the token is, that an attack has to brute force both, the token and _after success,_ the vault. But the token is just a random blob with no HMAC and in my public repo is a script that directly tells you, that you will always get a random blob – correct password or not.
> to look for cracks
Is not possible afaik.
I am aware that future hardware or algorithms could bring down the cost of brute forcing it, thats why ive choose several kb size.
I would go even further and demand regulators to define standards to enable migration or self hosting.
Even if you could magically eliminate racism in every human brain on earth with a snap of your fingers, the socio-econimic factors, inherited from the beginning would continue to be disadvantageous for blacks. So the racism back then, even when not present in minds today, would persist. This is called systemic racism, because we discriminate indirectly, not by skin color but by education, vocabulary, human capital in general. And on top, racism will of course prevail in minds.
From that, you can easily advocate for some sort of compensation, some kind of counter discrimination, anti-racism.
I find that term troublesome too, because you actually asking for support for all poor people, not just blacks, but i would never call it a ideological label and bad, because i can see the reason behind it. Using it as a label and associating it with (group) identity is unfortunate but not my mistake.
The sustainable level of consumption is dependent on population.
From my perspective, conservatives/rights often stand out with blatant and harmful falsehoods. Even in your last post is a central self contradiction.
>movements that get grouped under "woke" self-identify with vacuously positive labels that can't be negated
>If I go around telling people "anti-racism is bad", they're going to think I mean "racism is good"
Looks like your "anti-racism is bad" statement is not meant to be negated. I think, what you meant is "racism is bad but what you are doing is too", which, from my perspective, is not equivalent to "anti-racism is bad". Your mistake here is, that you use their "racism"-label and invert it, to make it suit you. By doing so, you reduce the conversation to labels and discard similarities between you (which is actually the most harmful part).
A slight difference in phrasing is deciding if i agree or disagree with you. Is it my fault or yours?
With "female brain structure" i mean traits that are commonly overrepresented in what you might see as a regular woman. I know its inaccurate but so is the opposite, by saying there are only 2 genders and men are all men. Gender is a spectrum in many dimensions and my example of male physique and female brain structure is just a simple counter example against this.
Whats odd thou is, (1) there is no clear definition of wokeism, like its an arbitrary stereotype used by demagogues and (2), that woke is often displayed on the other side of right/conservative. This makes it a strong indicator of propaganda. A surface, people can project their negative emotions to, which is another red flag in terms of populism. Even you used it indirectly, to refer to your peers "not liking woke", which is why i asked.
I am not defending wokeism too. One core value of the left is equality and solidarity. When you define wokeism as some LGBTQ-stuff, it would be just a subset of these values. So being woke does not make you left.
This is my answer to, what is the difference between woke and left.
Or how easy can you fit in that image "moderate" leftists like bernie sanders or noam chomsky?
What is the difference between woke and left?
Putting all moral consideration aside, imagine you could totally depopulate two continents of your choosing. Why should any problem of modern economics be solved by that?
The concept of depopulation is simple enough to fit in a single sentence, it leaves out the real problem and its vast complexity (our linear economies and lifestyles attached to it), conveniently some one else is to blame and with all that, it is compatible to xenophobia. It ticks all boxes.
Of course, no problem would be fixed, the only thing you would buy with depopulation is time. The real problem is our unsustainable system, which is independent from any population count.
>We are too many people for what?
Is the question you fail to ask and answer. And going further this path of stupidly easy enemy stereotypes leads to all the societal atrocities you may have heard of.
>No no, not free voting.
How do you stay calm and polite? I cant comprehend.
EDIT: Probably some military doctrine. For science you monster.
The higher CO2 levels of long gone times where probably not even remotely a problem for those critters around, because evolution had plenty of time to do its thing. Your whole point of "but what about back then" is comparing apples with oranges.
Looking at the steep graph today, the increasing weather extremes and how brittle our supply chains are, i think its very appropriate to call it a climate catastrophe, we are heading for.
Btw. I was using the ideal of perfect recycling and applied it to CO2, no absolute or relative ppm value is relevant for this.
Sustainability is _only_ a waste management system that enables recycling rates of 90% or higher (which is damn hard). CO2 is also just one of many waste products, we totally dont care about, but _must_ to sustain our civilisation.
No politics, just input/output, same goal.
Tracing the cirlce of violence back you can only state, that it has always been this way but that is also just a weak excuse of affective apes.
If you want to have more fine grained white listing, like only grant access to a certain directory, this could get really messy quick, trying to solve this at compile time.
You cannot flip the table and still call it a game. Its not a game move when your intention is progress and not a rhetorical win.