MTF maths nerd

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  • My ex and I broke up for a few reasons.

    First I think we couldnt handle conflict, in the sense of bringing it up even if it was needed.

    Second, we lived far away. This one definitely effected it a lot, as its hard to not see them as a friend u meet up with occasionally.

    Third, I came out as trans, so we both made the decision it was best to move on since my ex is straight.

    Currently we are just friends, which is for the better.



  • With regards to extracting the private key from the public key, to my knowledge there is shors algorithm that runs in polynomial time on a quantum computer that solves integer factorisation.

    Solve integer factorisation in P and you break RSA in P. I believe there are similar P algorithms that run on quantum computers for the discrete logarithm problem and elliptic curve discrete logarithm problem.

    In this sense, if you scale quantum computers resources enough you break modern asymmetric cryptography.

    With regards to breaking AES: Quantum computers halve the security. So 256 bit security goes to 128 bits. Still secure.

    AES 128 goes to 64 bits of security. Hmmm maybe not secure anymore. Have a read of post quantum cryptography and shors algorithm to see what im on about

    EDIT: added important details

    Edit 2: so so many typos







  • From Australia.

    So there are many reasons people die in fire. It can happen if they’ve chosen to protect their home, and so stay, and unfortuntely just arent’t prepared for it.

    Another common way, is leaving far too late, and getting cornered off, being unable to leave.

    Sometimes the window for leaving can be very small, I recall last fire season that some people got a warning of the fire and it was already basically ontop of them, as the fire traveled very very fast.

    My methods for dealing with fire season are:

    Pack important things in a box. I.e ID. Idea is, if i read “leave now” i simply grab the box, and flee. Dont want to be fucking about finding shit as the sky turns red. Also, pet carriers. Dont forget your furry friends.

    Know my exits. If the fire is coming from the west, what is the eastern exit?

    In australia, theres a rating “catastrophic”. In that event, I just leave.

    Also check any emergency service information constantly, maybe chuck on the radio (in australia the abc reports fire developments)

    As you eluded to, check up on your neighbours. Disaster response is a community effort.

    Fortuntely been lucky enough to only deal with the one proper fire scare, where we had to leave. We were very unprepared for it, coming from the city.

    EDIT: final one I swear: in australia, there are shelters of last resort. Not sure if other countries like spain or italy have that, but figuring out at least an equivalent and knowing where they are is important aswell.