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a good point raised in the comments is that the "arabic or hebrew" part really meant to say a "non-letter us-ascii value including curley brackets, tilde, and p
by meatsock 14y ago
a good point raised in the comments is that the "arabic or hebrew" part really meant to say a "non-letter us-ascii value including curley brackets, tilde, and pipe". not sure why anyone would want to jump the gun on narrowing down geography in this way.
- tjic 14y ago> not sure why anyone would want to jump the gun on narrowing down geography in this way. Because it's a tool designed to take out Iranian uranium refining tools.
- lifeisstillgood 14y agoI think it is fair to say it is a general purpose tool, that was configured at least once, to take out Uranium refining tools. So, I would be surprised to find this was not also using, say the parts of Unicode with Chinese characters as well.