kek I love how soo accurate that is 
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As one who has to use C++ for school I can relate.
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I think you have a bit of a keyboard fetish.
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Ye think?
Whatever gets him off i guess
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he gets off to that sweet sound of clickidly clack.
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it just feels so good to click that model f
And the 10 other keyboards I have lol
And dont get me started on tech…
Just remember to use protection you don’t know where all the keyboards have been
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Or who they’ve killed, in the case of the model F…
Metal keyboard ftw!
I might have come up with a new method for encrypting data by representing it in a abstract way. This lets you have ANY file be the key without any way of detecting it. The only way to know if a flie is a key because someone told you or you brute forced it
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Lol no
Although…
/s
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Thats a really cool method. so if I’m getting this correct you can have say I random normal file thats actually the key but there is no way at all to find out if it is or not?
Suddenly I want to rewatch all of Fringe:
Luckily I own all Five Seasons on Bluray. It is one of my favorite quirky science fiction shows.
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yes. the file should have no impact on key strength either.
Im not gonna leak this for atleast a week though so i can refine it down and see its viable. Then i might ask someone to help me PoC some code
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Nice so I can finally hide my encryption keys as memes, Good luck, looking forward to it and can’t wait to heard more about it
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yep.
Correction. The file will affect key strength but only because of repeated data, etc. the noisier the data the better
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