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Mike Godwin’s First Essay On Encryption And The Constitution
Read more: Mike Godwin’s First Essay On Encryption And The Constitutionhttps://www.techdirt.com/articles/20180304/23373739356/mike-godwins-first-essay-encryption-constitution.shtml In in 1993, when Mike Goodwin originally wrote this essay, I was a very young boy and I find it startling how similar the arguments are for encryption with respect to constitutional considerations 25 years later. My thanks to the people who fought the first crypto Wars.
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Roll One – Version 0.0.2
Read more: Roll One – Version 0.0.2I’ve added some complexities this time around. There’s a new shape (the triangle) and a strong implication that this is a multiplayer game. There’s also the concept of overshooting the target (i.e. the goal―square|box). This results in immediate loss for the player. In the first version of the game the player was rewarded for rolling…
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Musical Thing(y)
Read more: Musical Thing(y)I spent about five minutes playing around with this thing. Kind of fun. Very colorful. No apparent export tool 🙁
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Roll One
Read more: Roll OneThere seems to be a resurgence in the popularity of non-digital games recently. This is the start of a new game.
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Rolling Dice in Python
Read more: Rolling Dice in PythonThe below rolls dice in python. I’ve long loved python for dice-rolling―having created a now defunct twitterbot and a mastodon bot―it was nice to write this up briefly as I’m working on re-re-re-learning python. #!/usr/bin/python3 from random import randint total_dice = int(input(‘How many dice? ‘)) dice_val = int(input(“How many sides? “)) rolls = [] high_roll…