Posts Tagged ‘Hiroshima and Nagasaki’

Victim of Twitter username hijacking gets a handle on @N once again

Feb

2014

The high-profile theft of a single-letter Twitter username has a happy ending — at least for now. Naoki Hiroshima, who managed to score @N, though had it hijacked as part of an eye-opening social engineering scheme last month, is now once again in control of it. Hiroshima tweeted Order has been restored from the account today: Order has […]

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How elite soldiers wore nuclear bombs like backpacks during the Cold War

Feb

2014

Twenty years after nuclear bombs leveled Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the US and Soviet Union were deep in the Cold War. Tensions were high; while the Soviets had the Americans outgunned in terms of conventional arms, the US had a vastly superior store of nuclear power. However, due to President Eisenhowers New Look security policy, any […]

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