dcsommer

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   by dcsommer 13y ago

   Can't speak for Google, but Facebook certainly doesn't sell personal data. Facebook internally uses personal data to show targeted advertisements. Big difference.
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   by dcsommer 13y ago

   The other folder didn't exist 5 years ago.
3. 243.▲
   by dcsommer 13y ago

   I made "m" a search keyword in Firefox which queries google maps directly. So I just do ctrl-l m <address/query> enter. No cache misses, ahem mouse clicks, involved.
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   by dcsommer 13y ago

   Consider if the client makes a large POST followed by a few GETs. If the client has little upload bandwidth, the GETs will be delayed until the POST completes. With SPDY, they all can proceed concurrently. Similarly, if the client makes 5 G
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   by dcsommer 13y ago

   You can use a compression level of 0. That is, pass through.
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   by dcsommer 13y ago

   Pipelining falls short of SPDY in several respects. The biggest problem is that it suffers from head of line blocking. One slow request or response prevents others from making progress.
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   by dcsommer 13y ago

   SPDY isn't necessarily insecure. Disabling header compression, for instance, works around the CRIME vulnerability.