Notices by LWFlouisa (lwflouisa@mastodon.blue), page 6

@rtsn Also apparently when people say multiplicative ciphers, they mean something different from how I mean it.

My approach is: if m equals a message, convert message to numbers, then combine message into a single number. Then multiply number by itself exponentially prime times.

But this article seems to think I'm looking for the Affine.

@rtsn Decrypt?

@rtsn https://github.com/synctree/rsa For whatever reason, it doesn't tell me much beyond "Hey, here is how you encrypt, and here is how you encrypt." But nothing about how to use the keypair.

@rtsn I guess it really is that simple. Found a Ruby protocol for RSA. What's not clear in this document I found, is how I'm suppose to make encrypt and ruby seperate programs.

Family is to busy trashing Madeline, rather than something actually goddamn important. Thanks a lot guys.

What are cryptographic lecturers on youtube trying to achieve by telling me Public Key Cryptography is slower than symmetric?

It's not necessarily any slower than a VIC pen and paper cipher. Eh Bruce Schneier McWindows user?

#cryptography

My family legit cannot tell the difference between legitimate grievances and petty gossip. I just don't have time for that kind of bull shit.

@lohang In this sense, it completely bypasses the browser's insecure settings.

@lohang Additionally, one could also create a messenger where writing the message happens outside the browser. Messages are then exchanged by downloading the image file, and extracting on localhost folder for IPFS.

@rtsn Most AES programs I found, have been package formats like .7z

@rtsn Essentially, a key that can be split in two, but otherwise behaves symmetrically. (I used to call t semi-symmetric).

@Canageek I already do this in a way.

@lohang Looking forward to the Literary glossary aspect, as a writer. Although I've moving away from scifi. Its not that I don't, it's just my work is becoming more magic realism like by the day.

@lohang What page format are you considering? I do use html form, though I prefer .txt do to its portability. (You can read .txt even in a Ruby script.)

@lohang I'd avoid payng for a webhost if you don't have to.

I use IPFS. @lohang

@milan Plus the NPC are a lot more attractive.

@milan One thing I like about minetest over Minecraft: in minetest you can walk across a ladder, not just up and down.

@milan xorg?