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SpaceX Dragon Launch Successful(theregister.co.uk)
12 points by aclimatt 14y ago|0 comments
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by aclimatt 15y ago
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by aclimatt 15y ago
That's missing the point of the article, which his update was added to clarify. This article is NOT saying "why is everybody angry at Google for being evil? We can't forget about all these other evil companies!" That's the common problem a
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by aclimatt 15y ago
On one hand I want to say it's "evil" because we've grown up in a place where ads != content. And even though I feel as if I should object to ads being "hidden" among normal content, I don't. The purpose of going to a website is to seek out
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by aclimatt 15y ago
They claim to also be able to perform the attack on other applications using TLS (such as VPNs), not just web browsers.
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by aclimatt 15y ago
Here's a little more explanation on how it works: http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/new-attack-breaks-confiden... They still require access to your browser to, I'm assuming, modify certain data in some way such that they can actually perf
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by aclimatt 15y ago
I don't think you quite grasp the amount of variation there is in the Arabic alphabet relative to the Latin alphabet. Sure, there are few letters that look slightly different in cursive depending on how you write them, but they don't even c
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by aclimatt 15y ago
The main point of the article is not that Arabic has a list of things that are impossible to find in any other language. It is that Arabic has many intriguing features that are in contrast to what a native English speaker might be used to.
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Security Breach Forces RSA to Offer to Replace SecurIDs(online.wsj.com)
65 points by aclimatt 15y ago|18 comments