From the article: "these layers don’t contain blood vessels or nerves". As someone who suffers from corneal neuralgia I can tell you with considerable certainty that the cornea does contains nerves. In fact it is one of the most sensitive parts of the body. Go ahead hold your eye open and touch your finger to your cornea. Do you feel that? Nerves!

They get the IP address but they do not get the URL. The TLS hand shake occurs prior to the HTTP request being sent.The URL will be encrypted on the first request.

Presumably they mean that they wont accept RSA signatures over MD5 hashes.

I tried storing a key file in a QR code and my experience was that once you get above 800 characters none of the QR code parsers can reliably parse the data out of the code.

They are trying to sell this so hard. Matrix style animations, links to security "white papers". Its just end to end encryption. Any 2nd year CS student can write this.

Its better after you remove their #animation div. Shakes head.

Surprised didn't have a seizure just scrolling down their main page.

I imagine you would rather the gov didn't build any roads near your house either. Just have an open market for road building companies to build the roads where the market dictates.

Currently the front page of wired has an auto play video that takes up the top 1/3rd of the screen.

I am saying that your claims about how tofu is made are entirely fabricated. Also your claim that "Soy beans are one of the very few plant proteins that are a complete protein" is factually inaccurate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Tofu is not fermented. It is processed but no more so than the process of making cheese.

3 data points does not make a pattern significant.

Like so many encryption schemes it is still too difficult for the man in the street.

Poster says "phasing out support for certificates using SHA-1 encryption" SHA-1 is a hash function not an encryption function.

That horse has left the barn. The states are federated, the USA might as well be a single state. Why do we even bother thinking of states as individual legal entities any more.