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That said, the fact that this research can identify what hidden service a user accesses skirts that line.

If a member of the public accesses the property for improper purpose, a civil action for trespass arises.

While not tied to Google+, Inbox runs parallel to Gmail and accesses the same things.

Even with knowledge of the accesses required in 1s time, you're still bounded by the speed of the movements of the heads.

Sure, we can't fix bad pointer accesses, and I get why this stuff was there in the '70s.

What I'm saying is that it's really easy to make memory accesses explicit without putting it in language semantics.

Caches are very good at hiding accesses to memory, and, if you need to hit a flash drive/hard disk, you are hosed anyway.

But everything resembling a DB is slow on EC2 since I/O is slow and memory accesses are slow, so I think the problem is EC2 and not Cassandra, MySQL,...

It accesses them either as strings or as camel cased object properties.

What about every daemon on your system that accesses the Internet?

Especially when the simplest way of putting it in the language pessimizes you all over the place in code that doesn't need those specific accesses.

Hmm, if you change your data representation from an array to a dict, say, don't you anyway need to go back and change code in every function that accesses this data?

Saying "an optimizer is free to elide, coalesce or reorder memory accesses as long as it does not alter the behaviour observable from Lua" would be an acceptable decision too, though in e.g.

So much of the code looked like dictionary accesses "if(car[Constants.

A lot of problems can be "solved" with current hardware because accesses or comparisons or whatnot become ridiculously cheap but that's not what computer science is about.

This vulnerability seems to relate to the browser plugin: "The Browser Exploit Prevention feature in the Endpoint Security in Trend Micro™ Smart Protection Suite detects the exploit once the user accesses the URL that hosted it.