Now do the reverse. Who can save whose life. :D

Empire earth

Uplink

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/people/dan-hentschel

Rtorrent if you like it lightweight

Here is a great video that explains that. Sorry I don't have the exact timestamp at the moment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5aGyiTCxDA

Integration of trigonometric functions.

Never heard of that. Thanks, TIL

German here. I get pretty weird vibes from this. Probably fake. The little flag down right does not look right, it's made to look like the antifa logo. Also the German left is very radically for Palestine, not against.

Probably some right youth group creating fake outrage.

Better: NOT bird flu milk, then spread a rumor and a link on Facebook

Relevant Wikipedia article:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminism_in_South_Korea

Great question: it's called asymmetric cryptography for a reason.

The key pair is built by the person wanting to receive private messages. The public part is made public an can be used to encrypt messages to the owner of the private key. Without it you cant read the contents.

As this method is not really performance friendly, thus method is usually used to establish a symmetric encryption key for both parties that can't be intercepted this way.

In fact: if the attacker can switch out the public key for his own during transfer, he can use it to decrypt the messages and relay them to the first party, thereby revealing all the messages. This is called a man-in-the-middle attack. This is why authentication of the key is so important. This is usually done via a trusted third party.

Sorry to be so short, I hope I have given you enough words to Google for further reading.

They are optimizing to trigger you. It's like YouTubes recommendations page. Hate mongering all the way.

From dusk till dawn

Sus

Also ask in /c/stopdrinking maybe? :)

Not sure if this was there before, but that works for me. Thanks

Paywall.

The language transfer app has a decent arab introduction course. And its free and open source software. Im already 15 lections in.

Dubois? X)