I think this is great for scratch pads but unless there's also a way to make the print last longer the applications would be limited. "If left alone, the paper reverts to its original state in five days. That process can be accelerated by heating the paper to 120 C (250 F) for 10 minutes." Slowest Etch-a-Sketch ever?

i don't know boo about pen-testing, but are these guys tagging their work in some way, or is something a lot more sophisticated taking place?

thank you, because here i was thinking the naming of the OMG particle related to sex!

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correction: not recently: my bad.

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there was an article recently talking about the importance of praising children for effort rather than results:

NYT: link.

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so the wrong point: if you have nothing to hide why not just give everyone access to your account?

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i for one welcome our botnet overlord masters?

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this does beg the question: if they're so popular without any FDA approval already, does this have any meaningful impact? i somehow doubt it.

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er...am i alone in thinking
look: if it means fast, then i'm good with it. we haven't replaced the shuttle yet and philosophically, we need our own menas of getting our people into space rather than relying on a nation with whom relations are potentially quite variable.

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wish i had mod points, this is an excellent & important observation.

Or, how about not requiring encryption in the first place? All introducing a countermeasure does is flag you as a possible person of interest. Far better to nip it in the bud where possible.

this is absolutely the wrong question to ask, though: have you never heard of innocent people being convicted of serious crimes? mistakes happen all the time. when governments make mistakes, the consequences are a whole lot more severe than when an individual does, acting on his or her own. someone seriously arguing--especially in this day & age--that having nothing to hide means the US government should be able to see anything & everything a US citizen reads/writes online betrays a fantastically naive view of governments and how they use power, irrespective of his or her particular political ideology.