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Tilda Swinton in “Orlando.” Credit Sony Pictures Classics ORLANDO (1993) on. A beautiful young nobleman (Tilda Swinton), adored by an aging Queen Elizabeth I (Quentin Crisp), falls asleep one night in the 17th century and wakes up five days later as a woman.

“Same person, no difference at all,” she says, unflustered. “Just a different sex.” And for the next three centuries, she ponders the differences between men and women — as well as their similarities — in Sally Potter’s adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel. Charlotte Valandrey plays Sasha, a wanton Muscovite princess with whom the male Orlando falls in love.

Billy Zane is the American with whom Orlando’s female version has a more enduring, if less demanding, relationship. Vincent Canby of The Times called it a ” that “invades the mind through eyes that are dazzled without ever being anesthetized.”. Google Search Secrets.

• 0:00 One of the bigger changes that came to 3. Blofeld Software Editor Videos on this page. 6, is the new secrets module. • 0:04 This module provides handy tools for generating random numbers, tokens, and • 0:08 other security related data. • 0:09 Let me show you quickly how to use some of these new features, and • 0:12 I'm gonna start by importing secrets. • 0:14 The first useful thing in the secrets module, is the ability to generate • 0:17 cryptographically strong, random numbers and tokens. • 0:20 You would use these numbers and tokens for generating encrypted messages, • 0:23 passwords, and even further tokens.

• 0:26 Now, why not use the random module? • 0:28 Well, random is meant for modeling in every day usage like in games, not for • 0:32 security implementations.

• 0:34 To get a random number though, from the secrets module, • 0:37 you'll generally use one of two functions, randbelow and randbits. • 0:42 randbelow, as you can probably guess, • 0:44 gives you a random number below some other number. • 0:48 It's similar to random Rand range function but again it's meant for • 0:52 use in cryptographic scenarios.

• 0:54 Probably more often though you're going to want a random number • 0:57 of a given number of bits, so of a given size. • 1:00 If you're generating keys for instance, • 1:02 it's really recommended to have a seed of at least 32 bytes which would be 256 bits. • 1:07 So randbits, and then we pass in the number of bits which we want 256 of them, • 1:12 and we get a number like that. • 1:15 Now that 256 is for current security recommendations.