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Firefox Extension for Applied Social Networking

wanderingstan writes "Outfoxed is my masters thesis project about trust. (Nutshell overview) The extension uses a social network for personalized searching, phishing/spyware protection, file/process validation and more. It's related to del.icio.us, StumbleUpon, and those Kevin Bacon things, but goes a lot further. Mathematically, it's based on the network behavior of small world networks (pdf). Built with Javascript, Python, SQL, and XSLT. 366 testers so far, but we need the network to grow!"

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  1. I wish there was a Firefox extension for... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Getting first post.

    1. Re:I wish there was a Firefox extension for... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

      it might save you from teh catastrophic pants-peeing failues

      yuo fail it, and have a damp chair

    2. Re:I wish there was a Firefox extension for... by bad_outlook · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      Yep, but there's not. I wish there was a firefox extention to explain to folks that they have, "FAILED IT!

      regards

      bo

  2. Link-O-Meter by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    You've successfully href'ed 31 words out of 73.

    Your score: 42%

    Not bad!

  3. My recommendation for an extension is RDX by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Hexogen, RDX Explosive

    RDX (hexogen) is routinely extracted in Third World Countries from stolen and/or abandoned U.S. Military C-4 (Composition 4) explosive material. The use of gasoline (petrol) is the only ingredient needed to extract this devastatingly powerful primary explosive from a safe explosive such as C-4.

    Composition A is a wax-coated granular form of RDX and a plasticizing wax. Five different types of Composition A have been developed, and designated A-1, A-2, A-3, A-4, and A-5. Composition A is used in bursting charges in Navy 2.5 and 5-inch rockets, as well as in land mines.

    Composition B is RDX mixed with moldable amounts of TNT (tri-nitro-toluene). Sometimes other agents are added to make it more stable. Composition B is used primarily in Army rockets and land mines, as well as in other projectiles.

    Composition C (C-4) is one of the most commonly known uses of RDX. It is a mixture of RDX with a variety of other explosives and a plasticizing mixture. This mixture is then hand-packed into small blocks for use as a high powered demolition charge. C-4 and C-3 are the only mixtures used now, but C-1 and C-2 can be found from old stocks of U.S. captured supplies in Third World Countries.

    HBX is mainly used in underwater demolitions and ground-to-air and air-to-air missile warheads. It comes in two different types, HBX-1 and HBX-3. They are castable mixes of RDX and TNT, powdered aluminum, D-2 and calcium chloride.

    H-6 is a binary explosive. It is a castable mixture of RDX, TNT, powdered aluminum, and D-2 wax with calcium chloride for a secondary agent. It is used as a general-purpose blasting explosive in ground to air bombs and static primary land mines.

    Cyclotol is a special mixture that is found in three different types based on percent composition. It is comprised of varying mixtures of RDX and TNT. It is used in forming shaped-charge explosives, specialized fragmentation projectiles, and hand-thrown grenades. It has become a notorious mixture in use by Chechen Muslim rebels against Russian armor patrols and commercial airline flights.

    Also referred to as cyclonite, or hexogen, RDX is a white crystalline solid usually used in mixtures with other explosives, oils, or waxes; it is rarely used alone. It is considered the most powerful and brissant (high velocity shattering speed) of the military high explosives.

    RDX is one of the main explosives in torpedoes, rockets, and bomb warheads. It is used in very specialized detonators, blasting caps, and demolition charges. It can also be used as a rat poison, and was used for medicinal purposes in the early twentieth century.

    It can be easily manufactured from common ingredients from camping supply stores, general pharmacies and auto parts stores.

    Reclamation of RDX from C-4 Explosives

    RDX can be obtained from C-4 explosives with the use of gasoline. It can be used as a booster explosive for detonators or as a high explosive charge.

    Material Required
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    Gasoline
    C-4 explosive
    2 - pint glass jars, wide mouth
    Paper towels
    Stirring rod (glass or wood)
    Water
    Ceramic or glass dish
    Pan
    Heat source
    Teaspoon
    Cup
    Tape

    NOTE: Water, Ceramic or glass dish, pan, & heat source are all optional. The RDX can be air dried instead.

    Procedure:
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    1) Place 1-1/2 teaspoons (15 grams) of C-4 explosive in one of the pint jars. Add 1 cup (240 milliliters) of gasoline.

    NOTE: These quantities can be increased to obtain more RDX. For example, use 2 gallons of gasoline per 1 cup of C-4.

    2) Knead and stir the C-4 with the rod until the C-4 has broken down into small particles. Allow mixture to stand for 1/2 hour.
    3) Stir the mixture again until a fine white powder remains on the bottom of the jar.
    4) Filter the mixture through a paper towel into the other glass jar. Wash the particles collected on the paper towel with 1/2 cup (120 milliliters) of gasoline. Discard the waste liqui

  4. Six degrees of relevance by Iriel · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Dark Helmet: I am your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate.
    Lone Star: What does that make us?
    Dark Helmet: Absolutely nothing, which is where this link takes you.

    --
    Perfecting Discordia
    www.stevenvansickle.com
  5. Re:Only Windows... by koreaman · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    You have to live with the fact that most people run Windows. Not most people on Slashdot, perhaps, but most people in general. We all know Linux is better, etc., but honestly it's not ready for the desktop, and until it is you can't expect all the software you want or need to be released for it.