That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons bring us some web forums whereupon we can gather
http://www.octopusoverlords.com/forum/
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[Wargus wrote:]
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1) They assume a brute force attack.
2) They assume computers will not evolve to have the necessary efficiency.
3) they assume standard speed of light computing.
For the first, maybe a brute force attack is the only way to hack this (I'm no expert), however I suspect that if the algorithm is known somebody will work out how to hack it.
As far as the second 2 items, computers may not be limited to speed of light processing, they are already working on quantum entanglement and are looking towards quantum computers for cracking encryption.
I don't know - I'm by no means an expert. I do believe history is on my side in denouncing the unbreakable, unbeatable anything.
+1 fyi. There is post text in Wargus's avatar space. It's positioned above his avatar pic. I'm on firefox 3.6.17stessier wrote:Chrome.
The post itself looks okay, but above his avatar (in the avatar column) is this:1) They assume a brute force attack.
2) They assume computers will not evolve to have the necessary efficiency.
3) they assume standard speed of light computing.
For the first, maybe a brute force attack is the only way to hack this (I'm no expert), however I suspect that if the algorithm is known somebody will work out how to hack it.
As far as the second 2 items, computers may not be limited to speed of light processing, they are already working on quantum entanglement and are looking towards quantum computers for cracking encryption.
I don't know - I'm by no means an expert. I do believe history is on my side in denouncing the unbreakable, unbeatable anything.
I don't see it (the text in the avatar column) on Firefox 3.6.17, but I'm not on subSilver, but rather black pearl (or whatever it's called)...GreenGoo wrote:+1 fyi. There is post text in Wargus's avatar space. It's positioned above his avatar pic. I'm on firefox 3.6.17stessier wrote:Chrome.
The post itself looks okay, but above his avatar (in the avatar column) is this:1) They assume a brute force attack.
2) They assume computers will not evolve to have the necessary efficiency.
3) they assume standard speed of light computing.
For the first, maybe a brute force attack is the only way to hack this (I'm no expert), however I suspect that if the algorithm is known somebody will work out how to hack it.
As far as the second 2 items, computers may not be limited to speed of light processing, they are already working on quantum entanglement and are looking towards quantum computers for cracking encryption.
I don't know - I'm by no means an expert. I do believe history is on my side in denouncing the unbreakable, unbeatable anything.
I'm on the bluey white skin, whatever it's called. Just checked, and the text is still there for my browser. Rest of the thread is built/rendered/drawn correctly.Pyperkub wrote:
I don't see it (the text in the avatar column) on Firefox 3.6.17, but I'm not on subSilver, but rather black pearl (or whatever it's called)...
This is exactly how it appears in my Chrome browser as well.stessier wrote:I deleted my cookies and cleared my cache. I still get this:
That's the only post it's happening on, so probably not worth worrying about - but it does bug me a bit.
Looks fine in subsilver2 in FF4.0.1, broken when I switched to prosilver. Heading back to subsilver2.Grundbegriff wrote:
Firefox 4.0.1, prosilver theme
Time traveller alert. Hopefully he's here to save Sarah Connor.Kraken wrote:Looks normal to me in FF6.whatever with Black Pearl.
GreenGoo wrote:Time traveller alert. Hopefully he's here to save Sarah Connor.Kraken wrote:Looks normal to me in FF6.whatever with Black Pearl.
Make that FF 3.6.whatever.