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by blazingice 4619 days ago
noooo it ate my references:

1 http://canta.ucsd.edu/~kmowery/quelsolaar/crypto_test.c

2 http://canta.ucsd.edu/~kmowery/quelsolaar/keystreams.tar.gz First line of each file is the key generated by rand(), All other lines are the keystream (encryption of 00 data)

3 http://canta.ucsd.edu/~kmowery/quelsolaar/keystreams.py Note that you might have to change to using os.walk to find files; I'm too sleepy...

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I'm not really sure how you can get similar results with completely different keys. I'm looking in to this. I tried generating a meg encrypted zeroes in 8bit mode and the most used 8 bit value was only 1% more common then the least used value.
Seeing your name again Eskil reminded me of the excellent tooling videos I used to watch for Löve!

Where are things at and what are you doing now? I think the whole of HN would be interested!

In very bad at publicizing the things I do.... This year I have been working on a bunch of new things:

I have written a SDL/GLUT replacement: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMJP6vlsmbE

And a new library to create widgets and UIs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDulGQnjsDQ

I have used all this to build a VFX editor for realtime applications: (Ill try to post a video of it soon-ish) http://www.quelsolaar.com/Confuse_particle_system.jpg

That in turn used to make an installation using head tracking last month: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYSVEhSC2DU

My big project this year has been to work on my new RTS game. Its not a huge secret, but hasn't been properly announced yet.