chris

If I'm not mistaken you can save keys in these chips so that they can not be extracted. You can only use the key to encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify by asking the chip to do these operations with your key.

Well someone has to pay for the server, the power, the storage, the network, etc. So if you find something free it will be very limited.

Maybe the "do one thing and do it well" paradigm was not a bad idea after all.

I used to name all my devices and servers after old timey womens names but I gut lazy. Now they are named mostly by function.

I don't think an app will help you. One of the core concepts you have to learn is, how to identify a problem, deconstruct it into it's core components and write it in way the pc understands.

Whenever I see someone learning programming there is usually a moment when it clicks and it suddenly gets easier.

You have to learn the basic concepts of a programming language. Usually there are a lot of concepts that are similar in different languages but also a lot of details that are not.

I learned programming by reading and experimenting with code but that was the hard way. In your case I'd try to find a course that you like and use that. That is your starting point. When you a through you have to find your own projects to really leant how to program.

You could wait and maybe buy used.

That's what you call an epic blunder.

No, it's "hi how are you"

But radiation only makes him stronger. You fool!

I think that is coming

Chris is Chris

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