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AES-GCM-SIV

Imperial Violet

XSalsa20-Poly1305 ( paper , code ) has a 192-bit nonce and good performance across a range of CPUs. Overhead consists of the nonce and tag, thus the increase from 96- to 192-bit nonces is not 100%.). Generating nonces randomly and depending on statistical uniqueness is reasonable, but only if the space of nonces is large enough.

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Writing Your First Bootloader for Better Analyses

Security Affairs

Just a side note: bootloader shall be written in 16bit since x86 compatible CPUs are working in “real_mode” due the limited available instruction set. If the BIOS find 510 bytes followed by 0x55AA it takes the previous 510 bytes moves them into RAM (to 0x7c00 address) and assumes they are executable bytes. Used tools. code16 2] .global

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Data Modeling 301 for the cloud: data lake and NoSQL data modeling and design

erwin

I chose “ON Demand” for up to 64 virtual CPUs and 448 GB of memory since I wanted this data warehouse to fit entirely, or at least mostly, within memory. A sample data warehousing project. Look at Figure 1 below. I was pricing for a data warehousing project with just 4 TBs of data, small by today’s standards. Relational. Column Oriented.

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Writing Your First Bootloader for Better Analyses

Security Affairs

Just a side note: bootloader shall be written in 16bit since x86 compatible CPUs are working in “real_mode” due the limited available instruction set. If the BIOS find 510 bytes followed by 0x55AA it takes the previous 510 bytes moves them into RAM (to 0x7c00 address) and assumes they are executable bytes. Used tools. The first two lines: 1].code16

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Web 2 Preview: DigitalGlobe: The World Is The Index

John Battelle's Searchblog

It sends super expensive satellites into space, and takes high resolution, geographic-data tagged pictures of every square foot of the earth. You need more satellites, more CPUs, more storage, and some pretty amazing UI and use cases. What the company does is pretty simple, actually. Is it possible? Of course it is.

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Five things from yesteryear that have still “got it”

Rocket Software

Steve Jobs’ breakthrough brainchild did not invent, but instead featured the first graphical user interface , a built-in screen, mouse , and an incredibly expensive price-tag. It struggled to compete with the already existing IBM Personal computer and the Commodore 64 and saw a steep decline in sales in the ‘90s.

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