Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 22 hours ago | distro, download, themes, linux, open_source, os, software, distribution, ubuntu, blogs, forum, application, programming
What is Ultimate Edition 2.5? Ultimate Edition 2.5 was built off
Ultimate Edition 2.4 (Ubuntu Karmic 9.10 based) all upgrades
pre-installed as of current. It has KDE, XFCE, and Gnome user
selectable at login, 3 new themes and tons of apps. This release is
huge obviously bigger then UE 2.4 ;) I am not going to spend my time
writing a webpage, but just a post. Even though it is a very worthy
release and deserves a webpage. I have alot on my plate in programming
and other activities & I do mean alot. It has been out about a week,
forum users have been grabbing it left and right.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 2 days ago | email, wave, spoofing, privacy, logical, numbers, systems, tools, technology, security, encryption, code, brute_force, cryptography, crypto, cryptology attacks, rsa, pgp, cryptologic, blog, software, entertainment, securid, industry, standards, academic, publications, research, reference, keys, mathematics, fake, media, issues
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 4 days ago | logical, numbers, systems, tools, technology, security, privacy, encryption, code, brute_force, cryptography, crypto, cryptology attacks, rsa, pgp, cryptologic, blog, software, entertainment, securid, industry, standards, academic, publications, research, reference, keys, mathematicsPeople sometimes ask me the names of the large numbers. Here is a table. The system used in the U.S. is not as logical as that used in other countries (like Great Britain, France, and Germany). In these other countries, a billion (bi meaning two) has twice as many zeros as a million, and a trillion (tri meaning three) has three times as many zeros as a million, etc. But the scientific community seems to use the American system.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 4 days ago | tools, technology, security, privacy, encryption, code, brute_force, cryptography, crypto, cryptology attacks, rsa, pgp, cryptologic, blog, software, entertainment, securid, industry, standards, academic, publications, research, quantum, reference, keys, des, algorithm, techniquesStrange as it sounds, the computer of tomorrow could be built around a cup of coffee. The caffeine molecule is just one of the possible building blocks of a 'quantum computer', a new type of computer that promises to provide mind boggling performance that can break secret codes in a matter of seconds.
Every so often a new technology surfaces that enables the bounds of computer performance to be pushed further forwards. From the introduction of valve technology through to the continuing development of VLSI designs, the pace of technological advancement has remained relentless. Lately, the key to improving computer performance has been the reduction of size in the transistors used in modern processors
"fact a quantum computer capable of performing Shor's algorithm would be able to break current cryptography techniques in a matter of seconds"
Also let's not forget Deep Crack (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Crack ) which can break a 56bit DES message in 22 hours.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 4 days ago | tools, technology, security, privacy, encryption, code, brute_force, cryptography, crypto, cryptology attacks, rsa, pgp, cryptologic, blog, software, entertainment, securid, industry, computer_science, university, standards, washington, engineering, academic, publications, research, reference, keys
University of Washington Department of Computer Science & Engineering
CSE P 590TU: Practical Aspects of Modern Cryptography Winter 2006
The introductory lesson already touches on the enormous size of the number space that is the root of the security of modern cryptography.But then again, as further lessons show, security by size alone may be deceptive as long as tricky mathematics allows to significantly reduce the search space.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 4 days ago | tools, technology, security, privacy, encryption, code, brute_force, cryptography, crypto, cryptology attacks, rsa, pgp, cryptologic, blog, software, entertainment, securid, industry, standards, academic, publications, research, reference, keys
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 5 days ago | branches, bugs, fonts, blueprints, translations, maintainer, disttribution, os, operating_system, system, network, software, repositories, information, administration, drivers, mirrors, announcements, answers, linux, open_source, development, ubuntu
Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support.
Ubuntu also includes more software than any other operating system, on its network of software repositories. Once your system is installed you can simply call up a list of all the existing tools out there and choose any of them for immediate installation over the internet.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 13 days ago | london, tokyo, accessories, fashion, advertising, appliances, architecture, automotive, cars, bags, bathroom, books, cameras, cellphones, handys, designs, lifestyle, lighting, living, luxury, medicals, music, outdoor, pets, podcast, audio, robotics, shoes, software, steampunk, technology, textiles, fibers, travel, videos, magazines, blogs, watches, work, profiles
Yanko Design is a web magazine dedicated to introducing the best modern international design, covering from industrial design, concepts, technology, interior design, architecture, exhibition and fashion. It’s about the cutting edge and the classic, the new and the rediscovered. It’s all about the best.
Yanko Design reaches a rapidly expanding audience of approximately 590,000+ unique users, serving 3 million page views each month with 23,000+ total daily newsletter subscribers making it the world’s most popular & influential online design magazine.
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 14 days ago | enterpreneurs, startup, blogs, software, interests, process, guide, howto
This site is for entrepreneurs. Hopefully, like me, you're here because you're interested in startups -- more specifically, software startups. I am more interested in Hardware as I do not have the patience to design software and from where I am staying at the moment they do not seem to like any entrepeneurs unless you have the money to start. and age my first startup was at 41
Richake8 | Shared With: Everyone - 20 days ago | linux, haskel, information, software, bash, xterm, terminals, zsh, development
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