Comments by "HalfSourLizard" (@halfsourlizard9319) on "Low Level" channel.

  1. 'Reverse engineering makes everything open source' is roughly the same as 'theft makes everything gratis'. Oof.
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  2. There's some confusing language in the video about this: The data would be signed (not encrypted) with the private key and then verified (not decrypted) with the public key.
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  3. Truly amazing that we're stuck with boomer tech that has zero auth / encryption / security.
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  4. And here I thought that the 'TP link' was the perforated boundary between two sheets of toilet paper ...
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  5. Mouse is the biggest waste of time / source of repetitive strain ever. Get an ergo board, rig up everything to be keeb-only, and throw your mouse in the garbage, where it belongs.
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  6. Yeah, I don't understand this 'argument' ... You have absolutely no way to verify anything about closed code other than nebulous claims made by whoever released the software ... and blackbox testing. It's not like code review is any different for closed-source code than for open -- a trusted contributor who violates that trust could just as well have sneaked this backdoor into a closed project ... and it would be nearly impossible to detect beyond seeing some sus network traffic.
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  7. So, you wanted to write some functional code for a problem about camels ... and you chose Haskell rather than OCaml!?
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