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Site Isolation in Firefox
(blog.mozilla.org)
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arthuredelstein
5y ago
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6y ago
The main "engine" is here: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/extensi... The shims are here: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/ext
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9y ago
The Tor Project | Seattle, WA | Android Engineers | Remote | Full Time https://www.torproject.org/about/jobs.html.en The Tor Project is looking for two browser developers for Mobile (Android) and one Android OS develop
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arthuredelstein
9y ago
I wonder how this will work with self-driving cars. Making eye contact is not an option.
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The Tor Project Is Looking for a Browser Developer
(torproject.org)
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9y ago
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arthuredelstein
10y ago
Do you have a link to this? I couldn't find it.
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arthuredelstein
10y ago
I think nothing in the US Constitution prohibits states from electing their members to the federal House of Representatives by a proportional representation method. For example, California has 53 representatives, and these could be elected
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Immutable Records, Vectors, Maps and Sets for ECMAScript (Proposal)
(github.com)
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11y ago
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Tor Browser 4.5 is released
(blog.torproject.org)
187 points
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11y ago
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Internal audit slams DHS for canceling technology to fight bio-threats
(washingtonpost.com)
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12y ago
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How Secure is TextSecure? [pdf]
(eprint.iacr.org)
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12y ago
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Scientists got it wrong on gravitational waves. So what?
(theguardian.com)
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12y ago
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arthuredelstein
12y ago
Maybe this is an opportunity for a startup -- steal Netflix's DVD rent by mail business and offer a very extensive catalog. Seems like Netflix would be happy to cede that market.
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12y ago
I first learned about destructuring through Clojure. Lately I've been working on a Firefox extension and discovered that Firefox JavaScript 1.6 supports destructuring ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/
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William A. Edelstein, 1944 – 2014
(jeanhannahedelstein.com)
131 points
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12y ago
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arthuredelstein
12y ago
According to the chart, RIPEMD-160 is deprecated. Does anyone know of a citation?
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13y ago
One thing I learned from the experience of losing a family member to cancer is that doctors aren't all that smart or careful oftentimes. I encourage you and your friend to learn as much as possible, and get a variety of opinions. Stay
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arthuredelstein
13y ago
You don't find large-scale Clojure projects, because Clojure is very concise.
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arthuredelstein
13y ago
> Having a growth team is still a good idea--you almost always need to jumpstart things. But don't forget about what you actually have to accomplish. Maybe it's better not to jumpstart things. One strategy could be to fail fas
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arthuredelstein
13y ago
The spoke has been cut (by design) and the shaft passer sits at the cut, where the shaft passes through it. It cleverly does this "airlock-like" without falling apart and letting the two halves of the spoke separate. Similarly, th
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13y ago
A similar trick is done by Type II topoisomerases, which are molecular machines found in just about every living cell. Type II topoisomerases pass one piece of DNA through another. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topo
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The Second Coming of Peer Review
(blog.arthuredelstein.net)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Very cool. I would love to see immutable, persistent data collections as offered in Clojure.
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13y ago
If the latest Greenwald/Schneier revelations are true, then the past 5 years of TLS have underwhelming to say the least, so I don't see what advantage has been obtained from diversity. Going forward, how are site admins to know wh
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13y ago
Why not adopt the goal of deprecating all ciphersuites but one? Let's have a debate about the best ciphersuite and settle on a single one. That would decrease the attack surface and would allow the crypto community to focus on getting
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901614 – Adopt Tor as a feature in Firefox
(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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13y ago
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arthuredelstein
13y ago
Any discussions with Mozilla? It would be great to get TextSecure as Firefox OS's default text message app. Also RedPhone should be the default phone app.
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arthuredelstein
13y ago
That's fine, but we have an emergency right now and there aren't enough surgeons to go around. We need more competent crypto engineers ASAP.
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13y ago
If smartphones are emasculating, then Google Glass is dehumanizing.
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Prof. J. Alex Halderman: Hacking Electronic Voting Machines [video]
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
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