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clash-lang/clash-compiler Issue - "Duplicate" names When compiled to VHDL this example has a port named `unsignedField1` and generates an internal signal named `\unsignedField1\`. I'm not sure what the VHDL spec says about escaped names, but Quartus 18.1 thinks those are the same and throws an err...

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How to encrypt a database without storing the keys anywhere!

How I encrypted a database without storing the keys anywhere The problem(s)Picture the following (nightmare) scenario: despite your best efforts to secure your server, somebody has broken into it, and stole a copy of your entire database, full of private, sensitive data about your users.However, if you store the database fields encrypted (the sensitive data,....