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  • adjective That can be cracked; breakable.

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Examples

  • I tend to repeat this process a few times, sprinkling only thin layers of sugar - in this way I can build up the structure of the toffee giving me that "crackable" characteristic I'm after.

    Archive 2007-02-01 Haalo 2007

  • I tend to repeat this process a few times, sprinkling only thin layers of sugar - in this way I can build up the structure of the toffee giving me that "crackable" characteristic I'm after.

    Sugar High Friday #28 Haalo 2007

  • Among the "crackable" formats: Microsoft Office, PGD (PGP Disk with conventional encryption), OpenDocument, PDF (user and owner passwords) Quicken, WPA, WPA2 and many more

    Ubergizmo 2008

  • Among the "crackable" formats: Microsoft Office, PGD (PGP Disk with conventional encryption), OpenDocument, PDF (user and owner passwords) Quicken, WPA, WPA2 and many more

    Ubergizmo 2008

  • No tailings piles, no crackable dams, no radon-filled caverns, no pits.

    Yellow Dirt Judy Pasternak 2010

  • Eminently crackable, this, so I suppose it's a cultural rule - and a carrot to get kids to play to virtual age 12 quickly - rather than any kind of actual safety mechanism.

    May 2009 Alice 2009

  • I will put you in a position where you can crack the nut, if indeed it is crackable.

    The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008

  • I will put you in a position where you can crack the nut, if indeed it is crackable.

    The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008

  • International versions of Netscape and Internet Explorer used weak cryptography easily crackable by the US government because of this.

    How To Talk So The Government Can’t Listen. Part 1: how to encrypt your e-mail in Gmail with GPG (for use with Gmail or other web mail interfaces on Firefox in Windows) 2008

  • Though the Standard worries that even 256-bit encryption has recently been shown by researchers to be crackable in two weeks...

    Archive 2007-12-09 2007

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