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@Ryozuki yo chief, i know U dont use bimbows, but do U know of any decent disk encryption for it? I guess for linux luks is alright?

luks ye

07:41

idk winshit

Shieeet for win years ago veracrypt was the thing untill three letter agencies roughed them up

07:43

Bitlocker doesnt seem safe as its microsoft shit

07:46

Also when i mention safe i dont mean theft safe

07:46

But state safeish

07:52

Tbh best result would be to switch fully to linux

07:55

But that a step i cant take, like full switchero

Overlord

But state safeish

luks is "state safeish" (edited)

08:19

but let me find u a xkcd

08:19

https://xkcd.com/538/

08:19

@Overlord

Ryozuki

https://xkcd.com/538/

Thats kinda why i like that feature of veracrypt, where the volumes are hidden and each with their own passphrase

08:29

So after some torture U give a Decoy one

08:29

But by state safeish i meant just regular policeman capabilities

08:29

Ofc there have been quite some cases where they beat to death arrested people, but not due to encryption but for fun?

08:31

Tho is veracrypt has it luks probably too will have to read into that more

08:35

Also meme from my job

08:35

Temporary passwords that are generated with users (same pass for each user) are used permanently

Forgot to mention those are same for entire city not just our workplace

@Ryozuki i came to conclusion that some variants of ransomware would be the best form of FDE, but im also aware that oftentimes state actors already have decryption method just dont release it publicly

@Bomf what artist distributor service do you use to upload music to spotify?

Grenades speedup (150* left to right, 30* right to left): 2 grenades, 4, 6, 10. 10 grenades speedup need to fly trough 5 freeze blocks.

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@Bomf what artist distributor service do you use to upload music to spotify?

For which account

13:11

I manage many artists etc

Bomf

For which account

idk actually, just name few the best

13:16

or afordable

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or cool

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lmao

cyberFighter

@Arrow is this better

too big

Guys, if someone claims the probability of life existing was really small, it's easier to argue that we can't possibly know what the probability really was. But what about arguing that even if the probability is small it doesn't matter because we can only obsverse that life exists in a universe in which life can exists

15:10

Actually isn't this basically the same argument?

I think in the second argument it comes down to the probability being actually different than what we assumed at the beginning

15:19

Because if we can't observe universes that don't have life we have no way of knowing the probability

15:20

That's what it cones down to i think

15:20

So it's much better to argue from the start that we have no way of calculating the probability

15:22

But actually i think there is also this problem that we are looking specifically for life

15:22

And it's not really like life is less likely

15:23

Every state has the same probability

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It's just that we care more about some states more than others

15:24

For example if we flip 5 coins in a row the probability of every sequence is the same

15:25

HHHHH isn't any less likely than THHTT

15:25

It's just what we care about

la tuya por si acaso

pilonpl

HHHHH isn't any less likely than THHTT

erm that's not really how it works

15:31

imagine there's exactly 10 different events necessary for life to happen (edited)

15:33

and each is a coin flip chance

15:33

the HHHHHHHHHH is still going to be much rarer than the other state (life exists vs life doesn't, 1/1024 vs 1023/1024) (edited)

15:35

but either way the 'multiply all the probabilities required' argument is silly + it's usually only invoked to prove the existence of a god (edited)

pilonpl

Guys, if someone claims the probability of life existing was really small, it's easier to argue that we can't possibly know what the probability really was. But what about arguing that even if the probability is small it doesn't matter because we can only obsverse that life exists in a universe in which life can exists

first of all question yourself what life is... Maybe life is also just a logical chain of events.. then it would not be more interesting than e.g. a burning sun You could generally ask, why does ANYTHING exists at all. Who would have anything from that. And then you get depressed like learto

louis

the HHHHHHHHHH is still going to be much rarer than the other state (life exists vs life doesn't, 1/1024 vs 1023/1024) (edited)

Yeah, that's exactly my point, it's not like all heads is more likely than any other sequence, it still hase a chance of 1/1024. Its just that we specifically care about all heads

Windows>linux

pilonpl

And it's not really like life is less likely

yeah so

16:14

its either life exists or it doesnt

16:14

so life is less likely

Jupstar ✪

first of all question yourself what life is... Maybe life is also just a logical chain of events.. then it would not be more interesting than e.g. a burning sun You could generally ask, why does ANYTHING exists at all. Who would have anything from that. And then you get depressed like learto

life is a large enough quantity of proteins/chemicals that its like state machine able to react to a rly rly rly high number of events

16:37

or smth like that imho

16:38

its all a stateX -> stateX+1 in the universe imho

16:38

and the input is all atoms/whathever particles form it

louis

so life is less likely

Yeah, only because we care about life, we could care about any other thing

so u have a state machine whose inputs is the whole universe at a point in time (or maybe we shouldnt use time but another thing, given that time is part of the universe and changes according to physics or smth like that) and it produces the next state, which has all atoms particles etc

16:40

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bekenstein_bound

Bekenstein bound

In physics, the Bekenstein bound (named after Jacob Bekenstein) is an upper limit on the thermodynamic entropy S, or Shannon entropy H, that can be contained within a given finite region of space which has a finite amount of energy—or conversely, the maximal amount of information required to perfectly describe a given physical system down to the...

16:40

https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/349958/modeling-the-universe-as-a-countably-infinite-state-machine

Modeling the universe as a countably infinite state machine

Could the universe be modeled or thought of in terms of an countably infinite state machine? Philosophically, I am asking from a deterministic perspective. Now, I know that as humans, and beings ...

16:41

In physics, the Bekenstein bound (named after Jacob Bekenstein) is an upper limit on the thermodynamic entropy S, or Shannon entropy H, that can be contained within a given finite region of space which has a finite amount of energy—or conversely, the maximal amount of information required to perfectly describe a given physical system down to the quantum level.[1] It implies that the information of a physical system, or the information necessary to perfectly describe that system, must be finite if the region of space and the energy are finite. In computer science this implies that non-finite models such as Turing machines are not realizable as finite devices.

16:41

rly interesting

Ryozuki

so u have a state machine whose inputs is the whole universe at a point in time (or maybe we shouldnt use time but another thing, given that time is part of the universe and changes according to physics or smth like that) and it produces the next state, which has all atoms particles etc

that doesnt tell u anything about life though

louis

that doesnt tell u anything about life though

it does in that there is not rly consciousness, its just u do what u do because its the state of the universe

16:53

and life is just atoms moving in a smart looking way

16:53

even ur thoughts are atoms

that would be an argument more for determinism rather than consciousness imo

moving

cuz what state of atoms allow you to perceive the universe in a different perspective than i do

louis

that would be an argument more for determinism rather than consciousness imo

quantum physics is non deterministic

(at least what we know)

yes i'm referring to determinism on a broader sense

the only thing we know is, that we know nothing xd

or like a more personal sense

I just realised im out of decent long passwords

18:22

As in those 30+ characters long

18:24

What passwords do U guys use?

18:24

Type Ur favorite here!

Overlord

What passwords do U guys use?

&wXWP#MyhXY*_Xo2Ni,K

Correct horse battery staple

18:31

I just use a password manager

18:31

Keepassxc

18:31

Because it's unhackable

Jupstar ✪

&wXWP#MyhXY*_Xo2Ni,K

thanks

pilonpl

Keepassxc

i use that too, and the pw above is generated by that program xd

Also a physical notepad

18:33

It's even less hackable than a file on my pc

i use keepassxc too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsXOKOzmHtI

Klaus & Klaus - Es gibt nur ein' Rudi Völler 2006

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today legendary football match

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rudi völler as manager for germany xd

18:39

one and only time

Ryozuki

i use keepassxc too

It seems like all smart people use keepassxc

I use bitwarden, hence I'm not smart?

Bitwarden or vaultwarden?

bitwarden

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idk actually, just name few the best

I recommend distrokid personally

Cring closed src

Replying to @heinrich5991 bitwarden

19:28

Why not use the open source rewrite in rust?

that's not ryozuki u talking to xd

chillerdragon

Cring closed src

hm? bitwarden is open-source

19:29

I chose it because of that

Only the frönt end

19:29

The backend is closed

19:30

At least the official one

19:30

There is a community rewrite in rust

that's not true AFAIK

19:30

can you give a citation?

Called vaultwarden-rs

19:30

Im mobile

I am aware of vaultwarden-rs

19:30

but I think the original server is also open-source

19:31

and you can't use a web browser on mobile?

No because mobile sucks

19:31

Chatting is bad enough

tru story

19:31

https://github.com/bitwarden/server

GitHub - bitwarden/server: The core infrastructure backend (API, da...

The core infrastructure backend (API, database, Docker, etc). - GitHub - bitwarden/server: The core infrastructure backend (API, database, Docker, etc).

19:32

here i searched for u

19:32

doesn't sound very open source

19:32

"The Bitwarden Server project contains the APIs, database, and other core infrastructure items needed for the "backend" of all bitwarden client applications."

I was about to send the same link but say looks like it’s open source xd

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwarden

Bitwarden is a freemium open-source password management service that stores sensitive information such as website credentials in an encrypted vault. The platform offers a variety of client applications including a web interface, desktop applications, browser extensions, mobile apps, and a command-line interface. Bitwarden offers a free US or Eur...

Bro citing Wikipedia

Server: AGPL-3.0-only[7]

but from github it sounds like that's only a minimal base

19:35

but maybe weird wording xd

Open Core Moment

19:35

Idk looks legit ish

19:35

I was under the impression it’s closed

19:35

Why bother do a community rewrite if it’s open source

I think because it was annoying to host

Is it?

well, it's written in C#

:D

19:36

Do you self host?

I do not

._.

why's that bad?

19:37

it's very convenient

chiller if u host for me, i'd be glad

19:37

you solutions are always top notch

Host your password manager?

19:38

If it’s as minimal as mine sure

tbh just use public discord channel for backup

19:39

xd

Of your passwords ?

of the keystore database yeah

power of rudi völler

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Bomf

I recommend distrokid personally

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@Jupstar ✪ @Ryozuki @pilonpl idk if U guys are aware but... U still need masterpassword or filekeys(which lead to problem) to access things be it FDE or keepass

23:46

Hence my statement about a password, possibly high entropy, so far best i came up with was mixing languages and having spelling mistakes in that

23:47

Also sorry for asking and disappearing but i simply fell asleep

Wait... now that everyone knows my method of generting "secure passwords" theyre no longer secure!

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