In this case, a bad actor was able to use Amazon's online chat support and a fake address to get the rep to tell him Springer's real address and phone number.
A new survey from Johns Hopkins revealed that 59% percent of Americans, if they were to buy a new handgun, are willing to purchase a smart gun
And how, exactly, did they ask this question?
"If you were willing to buy a new handgun, would you be willing to buy a smart gun?"
Well, I'd answer "yes" to that, despite not being willing in the slightest to buy a new handgun. In fact I'd suspect more "non-gun-fans" would answer yes to it than "gun-fans" (to simplistically divide the nation into those two camps for a moment).
And besides all that, who wouldn't want a hypothetically perfect smart gun that never misreads a palm? Because that's what people will assume is being offered to them in this hypothetical situation. In this hypothetical perfect world, to the owner a smart gun is simply a gun like any other.
Okay, I know you can kind of work it out from context (though you shouldn't have to), but at a glance it's not clear whether that's "Google have paid" or "Google have been paid."
Still, it's possible that Apple could have paid Google to stop them blocking Google search from iPhones... I guess...
This is what makes me think they're estimating the amount of matter in the universe incorrectly when it comes to the dark matter mathematical discrepancy.
Eh... I think I'll continue to give the astrophysicists the benefit of the doubt over your uninformed hunch.
do you think any reasonably intelligent terrorist will think, I need to talk to my mates, ok MIKEY-SAKKE is my 'go-to' tool?
No, and neither does the government. The "mass surveillance!!!11!" hyperbole of the headline notwithstanding, this is just the government implementing the encryption for their own communications.
I told him I had canceled the PC orders I placed and would not buy more of them until the situation was resolved. A short while later, Intel changed their tune and also started being more open with the bugs in their processors
Before I was born, Britain had never had a female prime minister, America had never had a black president, and the Shah still ruled Iran.
Slashdot Mirror
In this case, a bad actor was able to use Amazon's online chat support and a fake address to get the rep to tell him Springer's real address and phone number.
Shatner must be stopped.
Hot Potato Exploit
Name me one potato exploit that isn't hot.
including include ads for counterfeit products
You do know typos make the site look stupid and unprofessional, right? But you just don't care?
Posted by timothy
Never mind.
It sounds like a joke at first
No it doesn't. It's no more or less of a joke than human wearables. In fact, it's probably less so.
My old dog had an LED collar for walks at night. Is that a "wearable"?
Heck, pets are miles ahead of us. Most of them have already got "implantables" which can be used to unlock (cat and doggy) doors!
I'm not saying that guy with the weird hairdo works the CIA...
A new survey from Johns Hopkins revealed that 59% percent of Americans, if they were to buy a new handgun, are willing to purchase a smart gun
And how, exactly, did they ask this question?
"If you were willing to buy a new handgun, would you be willing to buy a smart gun?"
Well, I'd answer "yes" to that, despite not being willing in the slightest to buy a new handgun. In fact I'd suspect more "non-gun-fans" would answer yes to it than "gun-fans" (to simplistically divide the nation into those two camps for a moment).
And besides all that, who wouldn't want a hypothetically perfect smart gun that never misreads a palm? Because that's what people will assume is being offered to them in this hypothetical situation. In this hypothetical perfect world, to the owner a smart gun is simply a gun like any other.
DUCK Season!!!
WABBIT Season!!!
Wabbit season...
Google Paid $1 Billion To Keep Search On iPhone
Okay, I know you can kind of work it out from context (though you shouldn't have to), but at a glance it's not clear whether that's "Google have paid" or "Google have been paid."
Still, it's possible that Apple could have paid Google to stop them blocking Google search from iPhones... I guess...
Tim Berners-Lee
who I recently heard likes to refer to himself as "web developer."
FACC Operations GmbH has announced a cyber-incident during which cyber-fraudsters managed to steal around €50 million from their bank accounts.
Don't you mean they cyber-stole €50 cyber-million from their cyber-bank cyber-accounts?
Please cyber-mod my cyber-comment if you enjoyed reading it on your cyber-computer.
HD Moore
He looks bad enough in SD!
the Node.js Foundation's Board o Directors
Yargh, and it be a fine board too.
I've just had a nasty bout of robotaxis.
US Postal Inspectors Service.
It really is called USPIS? I thought Brooklyn Nine Nine made that up.
Just what I came to say. And how would it be premature? It's just evidence.
Mary's "Virgin" Excuse Made Joseph Suspect Upstairs Neighbour, Pablo.
This is what makes me think they're estimating the amount of matter in the universe incorrectly when it comes to the dark matter mathematical discrepancy.
Eh... I think I'll continue to give the astrophysicists the benefit of the doubt over your uninformed hunch.
Donald Trump in 2017.
Don't get Kepler to do it. He'll just sweep out the same area every night.
Otherwise they'd just call it "fishing."
do you think any reasonably intelligent terrorist will think, I need to talk to my mates, ok MIKEY-SAKKE is my 'go-to' tool?
No, and neither does the government. The "mass surveillance!!!11!" hyperbole of the headline notwithstanding, this is just the government implementing the encryption for their own communications.
I told him I had canceled the PC orders I placed and would not buy more of them until the situation was resolved. A short while later, Intel changed their tune and also started being more open with the bugs in their processors
Before I was born, Britain had never had a female prime minister, America had never had a black president, and the Shah still ruled Iran.
My birth clearly changed all of this...
C'mon people, mod parent funny, not insightful. Sheesh.
I wanna be a perfect number!
I'd rather be happy than perfect.
Sorry but this "compromised by design" shit has to go.
People need to use a strong, unbreakable encryption.
People can do that. The story is about the UK government choosing how to encrypt its own communications.