15153. Zane Johns (104.1.239.182) –
Yesterday 21:45:58
[ Again, yes ]
Oh man, that's funny. I was building my website just the other day and added a link to your awesome https site, only to see it fail to connect, resulting in me spending the next few minutes trying to figure out what I did wrong, then ending with me removing the "s" and saying yay when it worked. I think God has a sense of humor. +1000 points or so, if that helps. |
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15152. Anonymous (103.252.164.54) –
Yesterday 10:28:35
[ Again, yes ]
New video when! |
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Thanks for the bug reports! I simply had forgotten (or failed) to enable httpv to start on boot. All should be well now. |
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As of today, https://tom7.org is ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED for me. Did you cellphone too hard? |
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Have the toxic maxsecurity types won? tom7.org seems to have been kicked down to HTTP… |
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(sorry, also proxying for safety lol)
hello i am icely (if you do not know i do youtube content and make games on icely.itch.io)
due to making a lot of baba is you content i am thinking of showcasing "t in y world" which was super cool
but would you feel there would be something wrong with that before i actually do it (due to having a medium size audience i am concerned that someone might mess up the awesome vibe of community and exploration in the levels)
frog
(also i love rule discovery mini witnesslike games, you should also check out Bilattice if you like Insight) |
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Yo @Violette Castle, funny joke. But I know you didn't use a real CC number (it doesn't pass the luhn algorithm). |
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15146. jonas (80.98.84.202) –
16 Jun 05:24:01
[ CHESSBOVIK ]
There's a recent result about a special case of Elo World at "https://wismuth.com/chess/random-games.html", namely when both players are random_move. White has a small advantage. |
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Dang! Sorry I missed it. I did see several polyhedra in the city though :) |
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If you're still in STL, you should go to the botanical garden, which currently has a nice installation of geometric sculptures. No snub cubes though. But plants! |
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SIGBOVIK 2026 proceedings is available: https://sigbovik.org/2026/proceedings.pdf |
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jonas: It's on the list! I do think I'll like that one.
Last anon: I think I need to worry about deprecation of TLS 1.2 first, but hopefully I'm contributing to holding that back. :) Relatedly: One very funny thing to me about the whole story arc is how much less secure ECDHE is against quantum computers than good ol' RSA! |
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Ha yeah. If I remember correctly, I made my YouTube account shortly after this, and "Server OK" was already taken. I do still like that one! |
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15140. Violette Castle @ ENS SACLAY (212.221.45.13) –
10 May 01:57:23
[ SIGBOVIK 2026 [✓] ]
Nice video ! I missed if you had a patreon or not but feel free to get you whatever u want :
4970498304236320 06/2026 CVC:426
it's on the house ! Love your content, i started doing a lil pacman run in my town with my boyfriend ! |
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amazing to see the origin of 'suckerpinch' - tied up as it is in obscure 20 year old in jokes (OK Server) |
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I'm afraid I didn't understand the pun (self-own/cell phone) until about halfway through the video. |
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I was a little sad that HTTPS basically forced you to sorta -kinda do it right, in a really roundabout way. It's maybe more interesting the level of trust we have I'm remote implementations we can't audit, I guess? |
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Is there a plan plan when toxic max-security bans pre-quantum computing cryptography? (This likely won't happen for decades) Will we have a MLKEMTOM768? |
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this was very fun to explore, thank you for keeping the online functionality alive over all these years! |
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15134. meow (64.203.187.209) –
26 Apr 12:16:02
[ UPD: midimml ]
Cool !! :3 |
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Now that you're done with the video, I'd like to repeat my recommendation from a few years ago. Patrick's Parabox "https://patricktraynor.itch.io/patricks-parabox" is an abstract puzzle game that I think you'll like very much. Its rules are very elegant but lead far. The puzzles are well constructed.
Best of all, the game has four natural stopping points built in, so you don't have to sink an infinite amount of time playing a never-ending game: any%, all levels not marked with a red border, all levels before postgame, 100% including postgame. I doubt the first two can work for you, but I've seen multiple players who reached 100% in a reasonable amount of time, so it's clearly possible to get done with the game. (Until you start to look for levels made by third parties of course.)
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15132. Anonymous (172.91.96.162) –
23 Apr 02:27:35
[ SPIN article ]
very cool! |
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Is this thing on? Found this gem of a website and amazed at its breadth and depth. Checking if the comment feature still works! |
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15129. Artoria2e5 (125.59.38.166) –
20 Apr 00:40:08
[ "April" 2024 ]
I am disappointed to notice that your GJPL
does not keep the well-respected tradition
of the type-writer age that 2 spaces shall
follow the full stop. I feel compelled to
complain about it and to request a version
of the Bo-Vex programme which follows this
time-honoured tradition.
[Manually justified to... 43 col/line (?).
Britishism used for line length.] |
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