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my opinion is that any application that uses passwords could implement OPAQUE and benefit from it at low-to-no cost; what's unfit here? 🤔
my opinion is that any application that uses passwords could implement OPAQUE and benefit from it at low-to-no cost; what's unfit here? 🤔
look at the C code below
look at the C code below
clarifications were very recently merged to ipld: github.com/ipld/ipld/pu...
clarifications were very recently merged to ipld: github.com/ipld/ipld/pu...
The lexicographical order concerns the *encoded key*, which means the length IS factored in when keys are all strings 🤯
The lexicographical order concerns the *encoded key*, which means the length IS factored in when keys are all strings 🤯
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My workflow is very pleasant, if it wasn't for the server insisting on doing its own scheduling of emails despite me not wanting to. Using the org's caldav as backend is very handy too
My workflow is very pleasant, if it wasn't for the server insisting on doing its own scheduling of emails despite me not wanting to. Using the org's caldav as backend is very handy too
please reskeet more of it
please reskeet more of it
```
pkgname=nodejs-dummy
pkgver=0.0.0
pkgrel=1
arch=("any")
provides=("npm" "yarn" "pnpm" "nodejs" "node-gyp" "nodejs-nopt")
conflicts=("npm" "yarn" "pnpm" "nodejs" "node-gyp" "nodejs-nopt")
```
```
pkgname=nodejs-dummy
pkgver=0.0.0
pkgrel=1
arch=("any")
provides=("npm" "yarn" "pnpm" "nodejs" "node-gyp" "nodejs-nopt")
conflicts=("npm" "yarn" "pnpm" "nodejs" "node-gyp" "nodejs-nopt")
```