I\'m trying to find a very efficient way to encrypt files. One way that I think is very efficient ( CPU-wise, not security-level wise ), is doing a XOR during writing and another xor at reading ( wit
I have been reading this page here from MSDN regarding the XOR operator and its usage. Half way down the page I read the following code:
I\'ve got a program that compares 2 boolean values, say, conditionX, and conditionY. Both are initially set to false, but after a series of switches at least one of them becomes true.
I have run into an issue when attempting to globalCompositeOperation to mask/blend shapes and text (shapes mask/blended with other shapes works just fine) in Chrome (more specifically I am using Chrom
I\'m trying to open an encrypted file that will store a list of information, then add a new ID with information, and save the file back as it was originally encrypted. I have xor/base64 functions that
How come C# doesn\'t have a conditional XOR operator? Example: truexor false = true truexor tru开发者_运维知识库e= false
I\'m trying to understand the binary operators in C# or in general, in particular ^ - exclusive or. For example:
I\'ve been tasked with password-protecting a Java app with minimal concern for real security. So it seemed sensible to store username/password pairs in a text file and then encrypt it. For the encrypt
I\'m trying to train an 8-bit neural network to output XOR of its inputs. I\'m using ffnet library (http://ffnet.sourceforge.net/). For low number of input bits (up to 4) backpropagation produces expe
I need to define an XOR constraint on an entity using JPA i.e. a constraint that specifies that you can have a value in either column A or column B but not both (but at least one of them). It seems to
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