Ruben Verborgh’s data

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• get-doesnt-change-the-world type SocialMediaPosting.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type BlogPosting.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type Article.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type WebPage.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type Document.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type Q386724.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type CreativeWork.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type Document.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type Work.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world type Document.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world P50 me.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world maker me.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world title "GET doesn’t change the world".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world inDataset dataset.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world headline "GET doesn’t change the world".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world isPartOf site.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world name "GET doesn’t change the world".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world label "GET doesn’t change the world".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world name "GET doesn’t change the world".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world topic Representational_state_transfer.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world subject Representational_state_transfer.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world topic Representational_state_transfer.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world abstract "Recently, I wanted to offer my visitors the option to add any of my publications to their Mendeley paper library. When creating the “add to Mendeley” links, I noticed that papers got added without asking the visitor for a confirmation. Then I wondered: could I exploit this to trick people into adding something to their Mendeley library without their consent? Turns out I could, and here is why: Mendeley did not honor the safeness property of the HTTP GET method.".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world alternativeHeadline "A Mendeley HTTP bug could trick visitors into adding papers unknowingly.".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world datePublished "2012-07-19T18:00:00+02:00".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world picture just-browsing_thumb.jpg.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world datepublished "2012-07-19T18:00:00+02:00".
• get-doesnt-change-the-world image just-browsing_thumb.jpg.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world url get-doesnt-change-the-world.
• get-doesnt-change-the-world concretelyExpresses just-browsing_thumb.jpg.
• rest-wheres-my-state author me.
• rest-wheres-my-state publisher me.
• rest-wheres-my-state creator me.
• rest-wheres-my-state about Representational_state_transfer.
• rest-wheres-my-state author me.
• rest-wheres-my-state publisher me.
• rest-wheres-my-state coparticipatesWith me.
• rest-wheres-my-state type SocialMediaPosting.
• rest-wheres-my-state type BlogPosting.
• rest-wheres-my-state type Article.
• rest-wheres-my-state type WebPage.
• rest-wheres-my-state type Document.
• rest-wheres-my-state type Q386724.
• rest-wheres-my-state type CreativeWork.
• rest-wheres-my-state type Document.
• rest-wheres-my-state type Work.
• rest-wheres-my-state type Document.
• rest-wheres-my-state P50 me.
• rest-wheres-my-state maker me.
• rest-wheres-my-state title "REST, where’s my state?".
• rest-wheres-my-state inDataset dataset.
• rest-wheres-my-state headline "REST, where’s my state?".
• rest-wheres-my-state isPartOf site.
• rest-wheres-my-state name "REST, where’s my state?".
• rest-wheres-my-state label "REST, where’s my state?".
• rest-wheres-my-state name "REST, where’s my state?".
• rest-wheres-my-state topic Representational_state_transfer.
• rest-wheres-my-state subject Representational_state_transfer.
• rest-wheres-my-state topic Representational_state_transfer.
• rest-wheres-my-state abstract "HTTP, the Hypertext Transfer Protocol, has been designed under the constraints of the REST architectural style. One of the well-known constraints of this REpresen­tational State Transfer style is that communication must be stateless. Why was this particular constraint introduced? And who is in charge then of maintaining state, since it is clearly necessary for many Web applications? This post explains how statelessness works on today’s Web, explaining the difference between application state and resource state.".
• rest-wheres-my-state alternativeHeadline "HTTP interactions should be stateless, but two kinds of state are involved.".
• rest-wheres-my-state datePublished "2012-08-24T15:00:00+02:00".
• rest-wheres-my-state picture resource-application_thumb.jpg.
• rest-wheres-my-state picture resource-application_long.jpg.
• rest-wheres-my-state datepublished "2012-08-24T15:00:00+02:00".
• rest-wheres-my-state image resource-application_thumb.jpg.
• rest-wheres-my-state image resource-application_long.jpg.
• rest-wheres-my-state url rest-wheres-my-state.
• rest-wheres-my-state concretelyExpresses resource-application_thumb.jpg.
• rest-wheres-my-state concretelyExpresses resource-application_long.jpg.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen author me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen publisher me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen creator me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen about Perl.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen about Computer_programming.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen author me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen publisher me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen coparticipatesWith me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type SocialMediaPosting.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type BlogPosting.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type Article.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type WebPage.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type Document.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type Q386724.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type CreativeWork.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type Document.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type Work.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen type Document.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen P50 me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen maker me.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen title "Perl and the Preikestolen".
• perl-and-the-preikestolen inDataset dataset.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen headline "Perl and the Preikestolen".
• perl-and-the-preikestolen isPartOf site.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen name "Perl and the Preikestolen".
• perl-and-the-preikestolen label "Perl and the Preikestolen".
• perl-and-the-preikestolen name "Perl and the Preikestolen".
• perl-and-the-preikestolen topic Perl.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen topic Computer_programming.
• perl-and-the-preikestolen subject Perl.

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