Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 10th Dec 2008 19:49 UTC, submitted by BluenoseJake
Google Google has released an early version of Native Client, a framework designed to run portable x86 binaries inside a web browser - in a sandbox. Native Client also includes technologies that allow for easier communication between JavaScript and Native Client executables, which makes it possible for web applications to leverage native code when it comes to processor intensive tasks. This sounds eerily similar to Microsoft's ActiveX - one of the biggest security failures of the Windows operating system. Google insists, however, that Native Client is much, much more secure.
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RE[3]: Hmm...
by tyrione on Thu 11th Dec 2008 00:22 UTC in reply to "RE[2]: Hmm..."
tyrione
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2005-11-21

"And with this line of cryptogram the software will eventually stress out our systems and force us to get check ups and change our diets.

Only a percentage of people are classified as "sodium sensitive". But none of us can do without salt entirely. Think about it:

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Really? Duh. If you take my post seriously then you miss the point of it.

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