Edit: Also, UAC is basically sudo.
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...Edit: Also, UAC is basically sudo.
What I don't understand is why he didn't notice the toolbar itself, since he was actively using the browser when it crashed. Perhaps it was installed, but instructed to hide itself? (As opposed to being installed & disabled.)
After finding out about this 'sploit, I looked in vain for the authplay.dll . It turns out I had a newer build that wasn't listed as vulnerable (and I couldn't find the file itself, where does it usually reside?).
Viewing the demo that page linked to, really slowed my browser down (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:1.9.2.3) Gecko/20100401 Firefox/3.6.3).
I'm viewing from my mobile, and had trouble loading the link in the article, and the above comments' links appear to be pages, not feeds.
Would streams be more accurate? It doesn't seem to imply RSS as much [to me at least].
[also, do any of the mentioned RSS aggregates include comments?]
"Opera Dragonfly is Opera’s debugging toolkit. It consists of tools such as a DOM, CSS and network inspector, JavaScript debugger, error console and command line. Opera Dragonfly is distributed with the Opera desktop browser"...
From article: The games are played at IBM's "Watson Research Center" in Yorktown Heights, N.Y. ... about the size of eight refrigerators -- is seen behind a glass window while the two human contestants are at podiums.
It does seem like it would be a seasonal occurrence. Every election season...