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Jeudi, 01 Décembre 2011 16:32

Crack This Code and Become a British Spy

Crack This Code and Become a British Spy

The GCHQ — Britain’s secretive agency of intelligence experts — wants to find new spies. To make sure it has a candidate who’s up to scratch, the agency is inviting hobbyist cryptanalysts to try and break a code online.

Wired U.K.

A website called “can you crack it” is being spread through a viral campaign around social networks like Twitter and Facebook. The site shows a seemingly-senseless jumble of 160 pairs of numbers and letters, and a box to enter some kind of answer.

Though there are no obvious clues that this is related to the GCHQ and nothing to suggest what will happen if you plop in the right...

New Google Bar Hides Navigation, Showcases Google+

The new Google bar: minus the links, plus the +

Google is rolling out an updated look for the “Google bar” that runs along the top of your screen on all of the company’s various web services.

As with most Google interface changes this one seems to be rolling out incrementally. If you’d like to see it for yourself right now, the Google Operating System blog has instructions on how you can edit your browser’s Google cookie and trigger the revamped design.

The new Google bar dispenses with the black bar that currently runs along the top of most Google pages and provides links to Google’s f...

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