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Read more.However new OS X 10.9 Mavericks and iOS 7 beta are not affected by the 'unicode of death'.
Unicode is... a bit fiddly. So I guess it's no surprise that over the years I've seen loads of bits of software get patched to deal with Unicode issues (PHP, I'm looking at you particularly sternly).
PHP Code:$s = new signature();
$s->sarcasm()->intellect()->font('Courier New')->display();
Am I having some deja vu here, or is this an old bug?
throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)
Not trying to poke fun or anything, but how are you supposed to know if a web page or document contains the "string of iDeath" until you actually open it?The Mac Observer recommends Mac and iDevice users to; not open web pages and documents containing the string
I wouldn't think that this'll remain unpatched long.
Career status: still enjoying my new career in DevOps, but it's keeping me busy...
Yeah, that advice make me chuckle.
PHP Code:$s = new signature();
$s->sarcasm()->intellect()->font('Courier New')->display();
lets hope it is patched faster than flashback...Originally Posted by crossy
Wp7 had a similar bug and before that ios3 had one which allowed you to take control of non jail break devices via SMS
Think I might text that link to some mates on iPoo's
Reckon the Mac fanboy trolls will be tweeting, and spamming this everywhere for kicks n' jollies. I wonder if anyone on the relevant forums has made it their new signature yet?Think I might text that link to some mates on iPoo's
Edit - more amusingly, I wonder how many news outlets/blogs, if any, are dumb enough to (not deliberately)post the actual string in their article?
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