* Sysadmin at XMission.
* Creator of https://ciphermonkey.rocks
* Threatened by what3words for sharing open source software.
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I scored 7230. Every question except for one, I got wrong because I disagreed in the design decision. Still fun. It's like "captcha the game". heh.
100 small 6-sided dice. A single toss of all 100 produces a single shot of 256-bits of entropy.
Hash the result with SHA-256, and you have a "true" random number.
(I'm not affiliated, I just think it's creative)
System76 is launching a fully configurable open source software and open source hardware mechanical keyboard called "launch".
I know Brave on Linux is not technically supported, but I only have 4, not 20, of these applications installed.
The recycle symbol on the left was designed by Gary Anderson in 1970 as a single twist Möbius strip.
On the right, one corner is made, then copy, pasted, and rotated for the other two. It becomes a 3-twist Möbius strip.
My question is, are they topologically equivalent?
TIL about "JAB code"
It's a patent-free, openly licensed 4-color and 8-color QR code specification. It's been submitted to ISO for standardization, which could be finalized in 2022.
