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Rin
joined 1 year ago
Gta 5 doesn't allow linux users to play online anymore. Everyone from the linux community shat on them, especially because it was one of the top played games on deck. Where are my rockstar replies?
I'm of the opinion that you should laugh at racists or people who you consider speak "hate" speech online. Someone calls you something, laugh at them. They're pathetic. Words don't hurt lmao. If they were a decent person, they would have never said anything like it. Block them, report them and move on. I have never understood why this is such a big issue and i get called slurs on a daily basis lmao
I ended up just ordering one from a friend's amazon account.
I accidentally broke my Sony after drowning it a little too hard. I remember going into a AT&T store at a mall in the us and having this literal conversation.
"Do you have the Pixel 7 Pro?"
"Yes! We do."
"Does it come carrier unlocked?"
"No..."
"Thanks for your time"
What's this about me?
My point is that AES isn't untouched by quantumn computing. We now have quantumn safe asymmetric key encryption, too.
Grover's algorithm gives broad asymptotic speed-ups to many kinds of brute-force attacks on symmetric-key cryptography.
Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grover's_algorithm#Cryptography
There's Grover's algorithm which can help in cracking the key.
https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/6712/is-aes-256-a-post-quantum-secure-cipher-or-not#7869
Regardless, everything sane uses 256 bit AES. Should be ok for now.
Do you only have the root parition or do you have everything else too (like /boot)?
- If you only have root, reinstall the OS then just overwrite the root partition with your old one.
- Run fsck on the root partition and/or use gparted to expand the ext4 partition. You might have to fuck around with the disk UUIDs to get it to boot again. You'll most likely have to at the very least change your /etc/fstab file to update the UUID of the boot partition.
if you have everything, you can just dd the sd disk to the emmc, provided that you didn't mess around with the partitions after.
- Copy with dd to the emmc with or without the count, it doesn't matter that much if time isn't a priority. (something like
dd if=/dev/sdcard of=/dev/newemmc). If it fails and says the device is out of memory after 32GB, that's fine. Any other error is not fine. - Use gparted to expand the root partition.
- fsck the partition.
~~loser~~ hero