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I was unaware of the licensing issues between the binary Blobs and the Linux kernel.
I was also not aware that Nvidia might not be supporting Wayland. Or at least very slow to.
I'm not opposed to using blobs, but I understand the importance of even having the mere open-source drivers exist now (which I didn't before).
I'll probably avoid Nvidia now only on the basis of that future support might be terrible. Which could be an over-reaction on my part.
Right now I'm about to buy a new computer (on a budget and buy a graphics card later... maybe). I was really on the ropes between buying a new AMD Trinity APU + Ati or Ivy Bridge + Nvidia.
But after reading all these comments and links I've decided on getting an AMD Trinity APU.
AMD could be slow to support Wayland in the Blob; I'll have an Ok open source driver to fall back on. I'll also have the chance to use Crossfire if/when that gets put in when I'm not happy with the speed of games. I was going to get Intel Ivy bridge but I want to do some decent gaming without discrete graphics card even though Mesa is pretty solid for Intels IGP. I think AMD will improve faster in its Blobs and open-source though I could day overly optimistic about AMD also.
...except that it has already been dropped. And a while ago. First they dropped everything up to the FX series, and then they dropped the FX series itself, at least from what I can see on the openSUSE wiki. And sure, there are plenty of older cards on the market - but you didn't see that stopping AMD, did you? And I'd imagine that there were still FX cards being sold when they dropped support for that.
well, it's gets better or worse: http://www.brightsideofnews.com/news...-and-nres.aspx
True, but developpers do. Developpers create the games and the Android updates. That's hurting customers indirectly. In the end that was the lethal blow to 3dfx as well as developpers opted for the open solution.
Exactly. IGP's together with CPU's powerfull enough to run console ports (which renders nVidia cards useless for the majority of the market.He is referring to the advantages of IGPs.
Make a x86 killer: turn the GPU into a fully parallel CPU powerhouse, put the patented 3rd party magic in the silicon and go full blow open documentation mode, before it's too late.What advice would you give to NVIDIA, who have no chance of creating an IGP in the x86 space?
And no, I don't expect people to write better drivers. Just kidding; heared of the company that makes faster than CUDA, CUDA-only drivers?
And don't tell me that lousily combined with ARM, this uber nVidia CPU can't be done. In fact: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...tem&px=MTA3OTI
Yes, you blob fans can start begging nVidia for that documentation, starting from now on ;-)
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Do not need that feature. Do not care for it. I do believe in the early years of Windows, graphics had an issue with this. Really you are blaming nVidia just for this feature when other features works fine. ATI and now AMD has multiple issues with their closed source driver.
Who cares about Skyrim and Crysis --- whaterever Skyrim is. From what I see at the following page, mostly means not finished for OpenGL 3. They are most likely done with implementing OpenGL 2. nVidia already finished OpenGL 3 in I think 2007. That means nVidia had OpenGL 3 in Linux for 5 years. Sure nVidia implements OpenGL through their own libraries. The installation and management of these libraries depends on distribution. Not all distributions can switch from X11 OpenGL libraries and then to OpenGL libraries that nVidia provides. I use Calculate Linux which is based on Gentoo. Gentoo implements an easy way to switch these libraries while still having them be installed.
You could use AMD graphics closed source driver fglrx, but then you also run into drivers that are short on features compared to Windows drivers.
Open source community is not fast enough to keep up with the changes that need to be done. For gamers sake like you, NOW. For example the open source drivers for AMD Radeon are still incomplete after the celebration of the documentation. The features of Radeon cards from open source drivers should already be implemented, but they are not. The reason for this is why outsourcing for development projects affects finishing a product. nVidia has a lot of resources to test VDPAU and several other features in house that they can keep an eye on. nVidia has expertise to report what each of the testing machine has a problem with. The open source community gets variations of expertise, so reports of problems varies. The time differences for the open source community to deliver bug reports is 24 hours to as much as weeks. This is not a project that needs a fix NOW or should of been fixed yesterday.
No it is bad for a company to keep the product protected like graphic cards. If nVidia does open up their products, there will be no competition. AMD opens up their graphic products, but only a small amount. AMD does not tell the developers how anti-aliasing works for their graphic cards and many other features. Open source developers for Radeon can only see just the hardware. There are a lot things happening in software that AMD also likes to keep secret. Graphic cards are VLIW processor type, so both AMD and nVidia keeps a lot of compiler magic to make their video cards perform fast. What I mean "compiler magic" is not at the time compiling the driver, but compiling the data (OpenGL, DirectX, OpenCL, CUDA) in code that VLIW understands. I think eventually, the open source developers for Radeon graphics may have to create a project that deals with VLIW compiler separately to get the performance of the open source driver up to the performance that the close source drivers or fglrx.
nVidia is not a non-profitable company. nVidia is a business that is doing it for a profit, but they are doing it ethically. nVidia is still in business, so this means there is competition and then competition lowers prices and finally further improvement for graphic cards. AMD is not different. You just have to understand about businesses then you get why they do what they do.
I have not upgraded my nVidia drivers, so VDPAU might be fixed in 295.49 or the next stable release stated by the Gentoo community.
FYI, nVidia does add features to their video cards like 30-bit color to my aging GeForce8 8400M GS even though open source programs does not support these amount of colors.


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Quadrotor UAVs used to wirelessly deliver power
By David Szondy
June 4, 2012
Not only are quadrotors fun, they're useful for applications like surveillance and are even showing promise in building construction. Here's a practical use we hadn't thought of though - remote wireless charging. The folks from NIMBUS lab at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are developing a quadrotor equipped with a system that uses strongly-coupled magnetic resonances to transmit power from its batteries to the receiving device without ever needing to make physical contact. The roboticists see this as a solution for powering devices that are otherwise inaccessible to conventional electrical sources.
The quest for wireless charging
The quadrotor as flying charge point is the latest in the over a century-old dream of doing away with wires and batteries for powering electrical devices. That denizen of school physics lab, the Tesla coil is an early example of this as it lights fluorescent tubes across the room by what seems like magic, but is actually basic physics. Its inventor, Nikola Tesla spent decades in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries searching for practical ways to send electric power through the air, but without much success. In the 1920s and '30s, one of Tesla's greatest admirers, the American publisher Hugo Gernsback, filled his science fiction and popular science magazines with all manner of visions of a future time in when power lines have given way to huge antennae beaming power to everything from typewriters to ocean liners.
Not surprisingly, none of this came to pass because the original idea was to basically broadcast power as high-voltage radio waves. This was not only incredibly inefficient, involving blasting out millions of watts all over the place with the power available dropping off alarmingly within a very short distance, but it was also extremely dangerous. Just about anything made of metal would act as a receiving antenna, so it was probably a good thing that it never got past the speculation stage or many people would have suffered the unpleasant fate of being electrocuted by their bridgework.
The alternative plan was to forego broadcast power in favor of beaming it in the form of microwaves or lasers. This was certainly a more efficient alternative, though still hazardous, since a laser or microwave powerful enough to run a device is also liable to be dangerous to anything that got in the way.
Perhaps the only practical form of broadcast power at the moment is induction - a mode of power transmission that's most commonly used in cordless electric toothbrushes and is being developed for electric cars. Induction works on the same principle as an electrical transformer - two electrical coils are placed in proximity to one another, an alternating current is passed through one coil and the continually collapsing electromagnetic field caused by the alternation sets up a current in the second coil. Used in power transmission, one coil is the transmitter and the other is installed in the device being charged. It's a system that works, but only over very short ranges.
NIMBUS Lab quadrotor
The NIMBUS quadrotor works on a very different principle called "strongly-coupled magnetic resonances." That sounds intimidating, but coupled resonances are actually a universal phenomenon found in not only electromagnetism, but also mechanics, civil engineering, acoustics and many others. It's based on the idea that many things have what is called a natural resonance frequency. That's to say, when they are made vibrate at a particular rate, they store the energy by making the amplitude of the vibrations stronger and stronger. If energy keeps being fed into an object at that resonance frequency long enough, the object will vibrate so violently that it destroys itself.
This is seen in the party trick of having a trained opera singer hitting the exactly right note that makes a wine glass vibrate at its resonance frequency. The glass vibrates, the sound energy is stored in the form of greater and greater vibrations until the glass shatters. But it's more than a party trick. In 1940, the power of resonance frequencies was demonstrated to terrifying effect when the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington State was buffeted by winds at exactly the right (wrong) frequency and the bridge literally shook itself to pieces.
The important thing about resonance, however, isn't that it can shatter a wine glass. What is important is that other wine glasses with a different resonance frequency don't shatter. In other words, only that particular glass is affected.
Strongly-coupled magnetic resonance
The same holds true of magnetic resonators. This is what the NIMBUS quadrotor uses, but instead of singers and wine glasses, it uses a pair of magnetic fields that are "coupled" or designed so that one resonates in response to the other. How it works is that the quadrotor has a copper wire wrapped around it. This is configured to act as the power transmitter. The target has a similar wire ring, which is configured to receive. Both of these, when switched on, generate magnetic fields. When these two fields come into contact with one another, they couple and resonate strongly (hence the name "strongly-coupled magnetic resonances") and power is transmitted from the quadrotor to the target.
Now here's the clever bit. Until these two fields come together, no power is transmitted. When the quadrotor and the target are apart, their fields become simple, inert magnetic fields like that around a compass needle. This is very different from, for example, a Tesla coil, which is always pumping out energy when it's on and which will charge anything within range that can act like an antenna. With a strongly-coupled magnetic resonance, the fields will only transmit or receive power when they're in contact. What's more, only the target will receive any power. Anything else in the vicinity remains largely unaffected.
Because the resonance fields interact very poorly with anything they don't resonate with, other devices, people, animals, walls or other obstacles are more or less transparent as far as the field is concerned. What all this adds up to is that a strongly-coupled magnetic resonance field is more efficient for transmitting power, operates over a longer range and can't electrocute someone, for example, who's carrying a steel pole in the vicinity.
Experiments with strongly-coupled magnetic resonance have already been carried out at places like MIT, but these have been with stationary equipment while NIMBUS is working with a mobile system. The idea is to bring the power source to the device instead of the device to the power source. So far, there's been a measure of success, with 5.5 watts of power transmitted over 20 cm (8 inches) with 35 percent efficiency.
The purpose of the quadrotor is to recharge devices such as remote sensors, buried equipment or devices that are inaccessible, like those installed on bridges or atop radio masts or ones that can't use solar panels for aesthetic reasons. A variation on the quadrotor could periodically visit the device and feed power to it without ever needing to come into contact.
The current design is still very much in the experimental stage and NIMBUS plans to make improvements to handle greater power as well as making the quadrotor operate autonomously so it can seek out and hover near its target without flitting about as the current version does.
There's still a ways to go, but it may be that someday you may see someone being followed down the road by a quadrotor and you'll have to decide whether he's being spied on or the 'rotor is just charging his tablet for him.
The video below shows NIMBUS Lab's quadrotor remotely charging an experimental target.
Sources: NIMBUS Lab, IEEE Spectrum
"so it was probably a good thing that it never got past the speculation stage or many people would have suffered the unpleasant fate of being electrocuted by their bridgework..."
That was the preliminary stage. That's like saying, "it's good that no one got past the beta stage of jet plane flight or biotechnology because many people might get hurt. Your ulterior motive is clearly to deride Tesla's Work."
Randolph Fabian Directo5th June, 2012 @ 09:41 am PDT
Please get your science about Tesla right. Tesla's device used the exact same principle you are talking about here, but for much greater distances. He used the natural resonance of the earth and atmosphere as the frequency to transmit power. Once the losses of setting up the resonance were overcome, the rest was free to be transmitted to a receiver coil tuned to the same frequency. The reason that it did not fly was because it was free. His backers pulled his funding because they could not meter and charge for the power.
see3d5th June, 2012 @ 12:22 pm PDT
Efficiency of only @35%, and there will be a power loss at every conversion. While the copter is charging, flying, correcting for any wind, (unless you intend to fly up a static wire) transference to the target power receiving unit, all to be clever and avoid Solar panels? Use a different form of power. There is still wind, thermal, hydro, and kinetic. Not to mention Grid power. Use the water draining off the surface of a bridge to power it's sensors. Use the flutter of a flagpole to power it's spotlight, use the heat of the sun on upper surfaces in addition to solar printed films on railings and signage, those could produce power on a smaller scale all day, without even being visible.
kellory5th June, 2012 @ 01:30 pm PDT
@ see3d,
Thanks for setting the record strait!
Damn J.P. Morgan.
Billy Brooks5th June, 2012 @ 10:14 pm PDT
Nikola Tesla was the first American Scientist who gave the concept of wireless or free energy. There are many others and the list is long. I am satisfied now that some how or the other , the thing is started. Great people.....
Nasir6th June, 2012 @ 02:11 am PDT
Both transmitter and receiver highly tuned to a single frequency with high 'Q'. Hats Off Again, Dr. Tesla.
Jim Hinds6th June, 2012 @ 04:04 am PDT
This technology will be a success even if it is only practical
for its most obvious application: Using an UAV to recharge
remote sensors, such as the ones the US Army has placed
here and there in Afghanistan.
M. Report6th June, 2012 @ 09:51 am PDT
What might be mostly overlooked regarding what Tesla accomplished was that he had many receivers tuned to one transmitter. I think it may have occurred to JP Morgan that ~anyone might be able to build a power receiver and tap the power for free.
To use this article as an example, ie " This is seen in the party trick of having a trained opera singer hitting the exactly right note that makes a wine glass vibrate at its resonance frequency. The glass vibrates, the sound energy is stored in the form of greater and greater vibrations until the glass shatters ", what is the limit of the number of perfectly matched wine glasses that would resonate with the opera singer? Does the opera singer have to exert more energy to shatter more wine glasses?
What would happen if you had 10 (or 100) perfectly matched tuning forks in close proximity, and struck only one? How many might vibrate in sympathy?
For interesting reading, google Alfred M. Hubbard Coil Generator
David Mott9th June, 2012 @ 02:31 pm PDT
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I'm making a vibrate toggling widget (in fact, its first version is already in the Market) but I'm having some problems with the vibrate settings of Android 2.2.
Up to Android 2.1 I have no problem, when I want to disable vibrate I do
and the same but with VIBRATE_SETTING_ON
on both lines to turn it on, and it works allright.
However, since Android 2.2 introduced "Vibrate only in silent mode" and "Vibrate when not in silent mode", I don't know how to make it work. When vibrate is set to "Always" or "Never" there's no problem, but as soon as the user manually sets it to one of the other two settings, the app starts doing strange things.
For example, if I have it set to "vibrate only in silent mode" and I turn vibration off via my widget, it turns off, but when I turn it back on... it goes back to "only in silent mode" instead of "Always". In fact, there's no way to set it back to "Always" unless you do it via Settings -> Sound, so I guess the combobox for vibrate mode is doing something else that I don't know of. It's like it stored the value somewhere else, because even if I set manually to "Always", when I disable it and enable it again via the widget (with the code I posted before) it keeps going back to "Vibrate only in silent mode".
And what's more, there's a value in AudioManager class for "Only in silent mode" (VIBRATE_SETTING_ONLY_SILENT) but when you set it to "Only when not in silent mode" it uses VIBRATE_SETTING_ON, so there are no way to detect it (not that I know of, I mean).
Hope I have not been too confusing, but I wanted to give all the possible data. And with all that set...
Does anyone know how to properly handle vibrate settings in 2.2? Is there any other variable that I have to set or function that I have to call in order to disable or enable vibrate completely? Or a way to "reset" the phone to a known state so that it works ok?
The steps to reproduce the problem (or, at least, one of the problems) are:
Set vibrate to "only in silent mode" via the settings menu.
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Former Health and Community Services Executive Director Gwendolyn Warren and former Pinellas County Administrator Bob LaSala answer commissioners questions about the Bayside Health Campus during a Feb. 25 meeting. It was the last meeting attended by Warren.
Two key Pinellas County employees will spend a few months at St. Petersburg College.
Former administrator Bob LaSala and Gwendolyn Warren, former executive director of Health and Community Services, have been relieved of their duties with county government and have new work assignments at SPC.
The county will continue to pay their salaries.
Commission Chair Karen Seel sent a letter to LaSala April 24, letting him know that he had been re-assigned as a loaned executive to SPC.
This new assignment is effective immediately and shall run through your July 14, 2014 termination date, Seel wrote. President (William) Law will be utilizing your experience in the ongoing work of the college related to the economic and community development and within the Institute for Strategic Policy Solutions.
According to the letter, LaSalas new work site in in Clearwater.
Commissioners voted unanimously April 15 to terminate LaSala. His contract calls for 90-day notice.
LaSala received unfavorable results during this annual review. Commissioners have been concerned about miscommunications with some of the countys partners, especially those who provide fire and emergency services and health and community services.
Interim Administrator Mark Woodard sent a similar letter to Warren April 24 informing her that she had been re-assigned as a loaned executive to SPC. The assignment runs through June 30 Warrens retirement date.
As this is a full-time assignment, your duties as executive director of Health and Community Services are now suspended and have been transferred to others, Woodard wrote. Please coordinate with Lynda Leedy to arrange for the removal of all personal property from your office Saturday, April 26 and on that day return all county property
Leedy, former deputy director of HCS, is now interim director.
Warren will assist SPC with its wellness program at an office on the Clearwater campus. Her first day on her new job was April 28.
Warren first ran into trouble with the commission during a revamp of the county Veterans Services. Recently, she has come under fire during talks about changes to the medical care program for the indigent population.
Seel sent a letter to county employees April 17 informing them of LaSalas termination and Woodards appointment as interim administrator, pending approval of the commission at an April 22 work session, which was unanimous.
I know that with change comes stress from the unknown, rumors due to miscommunication and the perception of chaos, Seel told employees. I know it has been difficult times, stressed by restructuring and entire department upheavals, bringing many changes in personnel. I want you to feel free to do your job and to continue to do it well without worry or stress. Through all of these challenges, you all have continued to set the standard for public service.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed food stamp trafficking at the retail level, focusing on: (1) the extent of retailer trafficking and the characteristics of the stores engaged in such trafficking; (2) the roles and efforts of federal agencies in minimizing food stamp trafficking by retailers; and (3) whether store owners or clerks were generally caught for trafficking food stamps and the extent of discipline for the trafficking.
GAO noted that: (1) according to the most recent Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) study available, about $815 million, or about 4 percent of the food stamps issued, was trafficked at retail stores during fiscal year 1993; (2) supermarkets and large grocery stores redeemed 82.5 percent of all food stamp benefits and had a combined trafficking rate of 1.9 percent of all benefits redeemed; (3) smaller grocery stores redeemed 17.5 percent of the benefits and had a combined trafficking rate of 13 percent of the benefits redeemed; (4) this study did not reflect the electronic redemption of food stamps; (5) therefore, an analysis of the extent of trafficking that includes electronic data may detect that violations are now occurring at a greater or lesser rate; (6) the Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Department of Justice (DOJ) are the principal federal agencies responsible for minimizing food stamp trafficking by retailers; (7) within USDA, both the FNS and the Office of Inspector General (OIG) are responsible for identifying and investigating retail stores engaged in trafficking; (8) FNS can take administrative actions against store owners engaged in trafficking, including disqualifying them from participating in the program and assessing fines; (9) OIG conducts criminal investigations and can refer store owners or clerks engaged in trafficking to DOJ or state or local governments for prosecution; (10) during fiscal years 1990 through 1997, FNS identified food stamp trafficking in over 5,700 retail stores, OIG investigated and reported on 5,551 trafficking cases, and DOJ and state and local governments prosecuted about 2,650 cases referred by OIG; (11) DOJ, in some jurisdictions, will pursue civil actions against store owners to collect money under the False Claims Act when it has not allocated resources to conduct criminal prosecutions or when it has a case in which the evidence for criminal prosecution is insufficient; (12) since 1992, when USDA began referring cases to DOJ, 566 false claims totalling over $5.9 million have been settled; (13) in the 432 food stamp trafficking cases GAO reviewed, store owners alone were caught trafficking in about 40 percent of the cases, and store owners and clerks together were caught trafficking in 13 percent of the cases; and (14) FNS permanently or temporarily disqualified the owners caught trafficking from participating in the Food Stamp Program in 428 cases and assessed financial penalities totalling $1.1 million against owners in 175 cases.
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[Eric Turner]
Oh written in the stars
A million miles away
A message to the main
Seasons come and go
But I will never change
And I'm on my way
[Tinie Tempah - Verse 1]
Lets go…
You're listening now
They say they aint heard nothing like this in a while
Thats why they play my song on so many different dials
Cause I got more hits than a disciplined child
When they see me everybody brrrrrap's, brrrrrraps
Man I'm like a young gun fully black Barrack
I cried tear drops over the massive attack
I only make hits like I work with a racket and bat
Look at my jacket and hat
So damn berserk
So down to earth
I'm bringing gravity back
Adopted by the major I want my family back
People work hard just to get all their salary taxed
Look Im just a writer from the ghetto like Malory blackman
Where the hells all the sanity at, damn
I used to be the kid that no one cared about
Thats why you have to keep screaming til they hear you out
Oh Written In The Stars
A Million Miles Away
Tinie Tempah Written In The Stars lyrics found on
A Message To The Main
Seasons Come And Go
But I Will Never Change
And I'm On My Way
[Tinie Tempah - Verse 2]
Yeah, I needed a change
When we ate we never took because we needed a change
I needed a break
For a sec I even gave up believing and praying
I even done the legal stuff and was leaded astray
Now money is the root to the evilist ways
But have you ever been so hungry that it keeps you awake
Mate, now my hunger would leave them amazed
Great, it feels like a long time coming, fam
Since the day I thought of that cunning plan
One day I had a dream I tried to chase it
But I wasn't going nowhere, running man!
I knew that maybe someday I would understand
Trying to turn a tenner to a hundred grand
Everyones a kid that no-one cares about
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Choice of units because the frontal peon marine is a long range guy, and can only move at a max distance of 1 diagonal to pawn someone. He should be a melee type unit. Like zealot :)
Yeah, so... You can control the OTHER PERSONS UNITS
I like to join, play like a moron (because I suck at chess) and then watch as they scream hax while I move their guys and win with 2 pawns and my king.
It's no different than regular chess, only suckier.
Hi. Nice but there ist just ONE problem:
there is no timelimit!
Without a timelimit the other player can piss you off. He can take 5 min for one move or just leave the computer and you have to wait for him. Please fix this stuff, with a timelimit the would be more fun.
I think these features would make the game near perfect:
- 180 degree flip depending on who's turn it is.
- A button that shows a view from the top of the map where there are sprites of the unit type (rook, queen, pawn, etc.) over each unit to show an overview of the game.
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2 Pawns Mine was the black one.. http://img13.imageshack.us/i/38717484.jpg/ It moved diagonaly to the empty square while killing the pawn that was infront of it.. that a chess rule ?
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And may be add a hotkey for Switching the menu on and off so you can see the game better
What gwho said +some units glitch and can't move or don't move properly from time to time for example a marine (pawn) has another rine infront of it but my marine moved sideways while killing the marine that standed infront of it..
and the minimap always shows from the White player's perspective even if you are black.. or a figure that's in the left on the minimap is actualy on the right o.o
the camera settings
- not being able to see the entire map
- not being able to zoom in and out as you please with middle mouse roll
- the unusual funky 90degree rotation of birds eye view mode
- that it doesnt auto rotate the board 180 when it's the other persons turn in hotseat mode
- the fact that u have to open the menu to change camera view instead of having hotkeys for instant camera view change
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This is a correction to
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Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2012, 13(12), 17292-17293; doi:10.3390/ijms131217292
Kasprzak, M.M., et al., Correction: Effect of Enzymatic Treatment of Different Starch Sources on the in Vitro Rate and Extent of Starch Digestion. Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2012, 13, 929-942.
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Cascading cipher gives a sense of security; and one that is technically justified with respect to the possibility that a weakness in one of the cipher would allow recovering the encrypted data. That's Bruce Schneier's argument, and it made sense in an era where DES, the then leading cipher, was a closed design, clearly deliberately weakened by a small key, ...
EEE and EDE are effectively the same in terms of security. EDE is used because it is "backwards compatible:" by setting all three keys to be the same, it becomes equivalent to just single encryption (E) with that key.
I don't know about computing things in parallel, so I will ignore that part of the question.
First, please note that the encryption algorithm is rarely the the weak point of the security. It is far more likely that
you will have problems with the implementation,
some spyware installed on your computer,
a weak password (If you use qwerty as your password, ...
Well, whether $AES'$ is as secure as $AES$ depends on the length of $k_1, k_2$.
If they are both 128 bit, then what you effectively have is a standard 128-bit AES, except that prior to round 6, you replace the running key with an independent key (and you tweaked the last round, but that's cryptographically harmless). Now, it is never a good idea to do ...
Step 1: good job, this is the right way. You can also use bcrypt or scrypt for extra resistance. Make sure you have chosen sufficiently strong parameters, that is, 64-bit salt and 10000 rounds absolute minimum.
Step 2: no! once you have a strong derived master key, you don't need to apply PBKDF2 on any keys derived from this master key. You are just wasting ...
I won't say someone would be able to break it 'easily'; however it won't be anywhere as difficult as with a true 128 bit cipher (or even 120 bit cipher; your construction ignores 8 of the key bits).
Here's an outline of how the attack would work: we assume we know the plaintext and the ciphertext, and are trying to recover the key. When we do is encrypt ...
The actual security would probably be about 65 bits. A meet-in-the-middle attack can be used to find the keys of both ciphers in less time than naive brute force.
The attack would decrypt the ciphertext with all the 64 bit l keys of the outer cipher, encrypt the plaintext with all the 56 bit keys of the inner cipher, then look for matches.
It only requires ...
Start with "Shamir's Secret Sharing" concepts…
Abstract. In this paper we show how to divide data D into n pieces in such a way that D is easily reconstructable from any k pieces, but even complete knowledge of k - 1 pieces reveals absolutely no information about D. This technique enables the construction of robust key management schemes for ...
Does re-encrypting the same value with multiple keys reduce security?
The answer is "it depends"; there are some attack models and encryption methods where the security is reduced, there are other cases where there appears to be no security reduction.
Let us go through some models where we actually see a security reduction:
Plaintext guessing attack ...
What you are asking appears to be 'is AES commutative'?
The short answer to which is no: encrypting with AES with key 1 then key 2 will not (generally) give the same output as encrypting with key 2 then key 1, which is what would be required for naive implementation.
However, there are modes in which AES can be used which would be commutative.
For example, ...
In general (especially without knowledge what encryption you consider), it's not possible to detect "correct decryption of one layer", if that's all you have and this "middle ciphertext" is not in a specific format.
However, from today's point of view this is almost entirely irrelevant, because stronger attacks are considered:
Kerckhoff's principle states ...
Would a "Triple AES" (in the sense of how Triple Des works) serve for a dramatic increase in safety?
Your first option:
Encrypted(Input) = AES256(key2, Serpent(key1, Input))
suffers from a textbook meet-in-the-middle attack. It only gives you one additional bit of security over AES alone / Serpent alone. Not a good choice if you're aiming for extra paranoia.
This is not a complete answer but it seems to me that it cannot be more secure than the original AES since otherwise it would mean that there is a serious weakness in the AES key schedule
As far as being as secure there's at least one application in which it's a weakness : when you use AES inside a Davies-Meyer construction. An attacker has then more power ...
Yes, you can reasonably expect that these will provide equivalent security, if you choose all keys uniformly and independently at random. The decryption operation is basically the same as the encryption operation, so it would be extremely surprising if there was any significant difference in security among these.
(Of course, if you don't generate the keys ...
Short answer: (Probably) yes.
Long answer: DES is a Feistel cipher, and therefore encryption and decryption are almost the same process. The only difference is the reverse order of the subkeys. There are theoretical attacks on DES, which might have to be adjusted if you use reverse order of subkeys for encryption. If these attacks target the subkeys ...
In short: does storing these encrypted files in an encrypted partition/folder create the same potential weaknesses as cascade encryption? If not, what of encrypting a .tar of encrypted documents?
An encrypted file inside an encrypted container is a cascade of ciphers, almost by definition.
Is that a problem? Not really. A cascade of ciphers shouldn't ...
To begin with 4: Remember Kerckhoff's principle. You should always assume that the attacker knows which algorithm is used to encrypt your data. All the algorithms used in practice are designed to be secure under this assumption, so you should consider that hiding the algorithm from the attacker is superfluous. But as a hypothetical...
I can't think of any ...
What you propose is called Double Encryption. With two independent keys, it is vulnerable to meet-in-the-middle attacks as described in another comment. I just add that this attack can be performed almost memoryless. Details are in the answer to similar question about Double-DES.
At its simplest, to encrypt a message for $n$ different recipients, you could just make $n$ copies of the message, encrypt each one with a different key, and join the encrypted messages together into a single long ciphertext.
Of course, the disadvantage of this scheme is that the ciphertext length grows linearly with the number of recipients. To avoid ...
They rely on problems not so different as you might think.
They are based either in the factoring problem or in the discrete logarithm problem, which have a deep connection between each other. Once you have an algorithm that can efficiently solve one, you most likely would be able to adapt it to reproduce an answer for the other in polynomial time.
Thus ...
For a crypto algorithm that acts like a group, the first thing that comes to mind is Pohlig-Hellman. In this method, we have a large prime $p$, and define:
$$E_A(Data) = Data^A \bmod p$$
(with $A$ relatively prime to $p-1$)
This has the property that $E_B(E_A(Data)) = E_{A \times B \bmod p-1}(Data)$; however it has the security properties you're looking ...
This technique is known as Ciphertext stealing. Ciphertext stealing avoids padding, but only works if the total message size is bigger than one block.
Ciphertext stealing secure in principle, but as @mikeazo already pointed out using ECB and using 64 bit block ciphers is generally a bad idea.
There are fancier length preserving encryption schemes. FFX mode ...
It seems the result is specifically for multiple encryption with a single cipher (like in 3DES). It probably applies for different ciphers as well, but key and block sizes would need to be equal. You might get a lower bound by using the minimum key size, but don't quote me on that.
However, I don't think this is really relevant for a practical ...
Two things to consider: encryption and authentication.
In general you can only say that a cascade of ciphers is as secure as its weakest link. If the encryption in NaCL had a side-channel attack, it might leak information about the plaintext, whether or not the ciphertext is sent through TLS.
Authentication, on the other hand, is additive. If you can ...
If you have a secret key (256-bits) shared between the two systems that see the entity identifiers, you can use HMAC-SHA256 to map entity identifiers to a random string. Under the assumption that HMAC-SHA256 security is good (which is widely believed to be a reasonable one), this is just as secure as having generated a truly random mapping, but requires ...
If by "encrypted" you mean generating a keystream, then what you propose is to use in the CTR mode
C_i = P_i \oplus F_K(IV||i)
the following function $F$:
F_{K_1||K_2||K_3} = E_{K_1}\oplus E_{K_2} \oplus E_{K_3}.
This is secure as long as you ensure that for each key all the used IVs are different (i.e. are nonces). As mentioned in another ...
You asked several questions above. I will address one in specific that stands out to me, and that is your question about XORing the keys together. Your statement that they might both have the same character at the same location that would yield a null byte is disconcerting: passwords are not normally used directly as encryption keys.
Mathematically, a ...
Would a "Triple AES" (in the sense of how Triple Des works) serve for a dramatic increase in safety?
It really depends on what sort of break AES would suffer. The primary issue with DES was that it's key length was too small (56-bits). Multiple encryption can help here because it increases the effective key length of the whole operation. The meet-in-the-middle attack on DES takes about 2^112 operations, which is infeasible to brute force anytime soon.
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What version or edition is this?
This is the 2nd edition with a publication date of 3/1/2013.
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- The New copy of this book will include any supplemental materials advertised. Please check the title of the book to determine if it should include any CDs, lab manuals, study guides, etc.
This popular textbook gives healthcare students and practitioners the practical knowledge and skills they need to effectively communicate and promote health and wellbeing. The second edition has been fully updated in response to recent changes in social policy, reflected by health communications and campaigns. New topics covered include: - Commissioning - Project planning - Patient held records - Interpersonal skills - Cultural and religious issues - Micro communication skills Case studies, activities and reflective questions are included in each chapter to bring the discussion to life, encourage critical thinking and provide the reader with an opportunity to apply the knowledge to their own practice. This book will be a valuable resource for students, lecturers and practitioners working across the healthcare field at an individual and community level. The interdisciplinary approach means it will also be suitable for those with a background in health studies, public health and nursing. Nova Corcoran is Lecturer at the University of Glamorgan.


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Iron Eye | |
Iron Eye Iron Eye (far left), Lockjaw Jones (second), Topedo Belly (third), Mutton Shop (far right), and SpongeBob in Mr. Krabs' shell | |
General information | |
Occupation(s): | Navy Veteran |
Education: | The Navy |
Physical appearance | |
Color: | Gray |
Eye color: | Black |
Series information | |
List of characters |
Iron Eye is one of Eugene H. Krabs' Navy Buddies. In Shell of a man, he attends the Navy Festival. His eye is actually made of formica (plastic). He only appeared in "Shell of a Man".