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amper5and
7y ago
My mechanic gets his motor oil in an oil drum to which he attaches a hand pump to dispense it.
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amper5and
7y ago
Most MR units these days use liquid helium not liquid nitrogen. And there is at least one cryogen free unit on the market right now, though it’s definitely not the kind (open, 0.5T) you’d use to replace most hospital magnets.
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amper5and
14y ago
I created http://passguardian.com for this sort of situation. You can use it to split a password into a certain number cryptographic shares, setting a threshold on the number of shares that should be necessary to reconstruct the password.
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amper5and
14y ago
As I linked further down, this is probably based on Adi Shamir's (of R S A) threshold sharing scheme [1] [2]. Essentially, this approach splits any "secret" into n parts, requiring that k of them are necessary to reconstruct the origina
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amper5and
14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamir%27s_Secret_Sharing by Adi Shamir, the "S" in RSA
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amper5and
14y ago
JavaScript security is really the best way to go for this type of service. At some point there needs to be a trade-off between the application goals and maximum theoretical security. Chrome has native crypto.getRandomValues() and Safari's M
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amper5and
14y ago
There's no caveat. It says "Redactor распространяется бесплатно по лицензии MIT или GPL, на ваш выбор." which literally means "Redactor is distributed freely under the MIT or GPL licenses - it's your choice." Edit: This goes to the lack of
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amper5and
14y ago
+1 for GV. What's cool is that there are libraries in many languages to allow you to use it in creative ways: * java: http://code.google.com/p/google-voice-java/ * C++: https://github.com/mastermind202/GoogleVoice * C#: http://code.goo
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14y ago
Another critical aspect is to target the tech-savvy younger generation of students and residents, which Agile is doing with their recent offer of free lifetime access for participating medical schools. Almost all of us are using tools like