TragicNotCute

I gotcha bud.

It’s a riff on the olive meme.

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/hungry-but-too-tired-to-cook-try-30-to-40-olives

256 bit and 512 bit encryption are somewhat common. A 256 bit private key is 64 characters long (I’m simplifying this, don’t @ me about it being hex). A 512 bit private key is twice as long. That long string of random characters is what gives this type of encryption its power. It’s essentially unguessable, even with a computer and a lot of time.

Using “4” as your private key would significantly undermine security. Hackers can’t check every possible option for a 512 bit key, but they can certainly (and trivially) try simple numbers padded by 0’s, like our “4” private key.

You’ve taken a strong and proven system and made it trivially weak. That’s the joke. It’s not that funny, but that’s what you’re missing.

Hope that helps.

Do I need to contact them if I don’t have a pairing? I’m a developer who is interested, but no idea what to build and don’t have a team.

I read this as they are inspired by cosmic brownies, not made from them. It wouldn’t be unheard of, but blending an already baked and processed brownie into a drink seems…bad. You asked if they were spoiled, but these type of processed baked goods don’t really spoil like that generally because of all the preservatives.

https://www.littledebbie.com/cosmic-brownies

If this is real, my guess is it’s a fiber issue. Would definitely be thick and if you aren’t used to eating a bunch of fiber, it’ll really mess up your guts.

It’s a clean room port because presumably they didn’t decompile or have access to the code.

Edit:

From the site:

• Clean-room: implemented from public specs and observed behaviour only. No proprietary code, shaders or assets.