Most sensitive mobile data these days is carried over SSL surely? I can't see this being any more dangerous than connecting to a public network voluntarily.
I think the USSR did something similar. Made a really pretty lake, if I recall, but they could never keep it stocked with fish. But I can’t find a link so it might be my imagination.
Unfortunately every Toolbar that gets installed by accident adds another two watts, and every bitcoin mining piece of Malware that IE lets in adds 100W
You do realise that the City of London police force is a tiny force that isn't even representative of London police (which is the Metropolitan Police) let alone the UK police.
City of London police is a tiny force that occupies one square mile and about 10,000 residents in a much larger urban area of around 8 million.
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HTTPS enforces HTTPS? Whew. That's a relief. Does SFTP enforce SFTP and SSH enforce SSH too? Just checking to make sure I'm secured.
I assume they mean HTTPS STS
Most sensitive mobile data these days is carried over SSL surely? I can't see this being any more dangerous than connecting to a public network voluntarily.
This is one of the cornea-est stories on Slashdot.
I'll get my coat...
eye was waiting for someone to post a bad pun about this!
When did they start?
Altair BASIC
And who said PCs are dying? Easy to solve that problem...
All we need to do is redefine what a PC is (desktops, notebooks, and tablets)!
Problem Solved!
Simples!
Lehk228 had it spot on.
symlink: http://developers.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=3839675&cid=43945337
I think the USSR did something similar. Made a really pretty lake, if I recall, but they could never keep it stocked with fish. But I can’t find a link so it might be my imagination.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Chagan
What's to stop Costa Rica or Columbia joining in?
Heating thee? Thats a really bad comparison!
It was RIGHT THERE in the summary! In fact, you QUOTED that part of the summary! It's a three letter word and you STILL screwed it up THAT badly?
Unfortunately every Toolbar that gets installed by accident adds another two watts, and every bitcoin mining piece of Malware that IE lets in adds 100W
It's like the Humble Bundle but not humble and not a bundle!
It's the new name for Office 365 after they realised they can only deliver 98.63% uptime.
[Steve Ballmer's] objective is to help the company move toward becoming a "devices and services company,"
Maybe he can deliver me a chair?
Oh well, if Reddit users say it then it must be true!
Lithium and Sulphur! Will these explode more or less violently than Li-ion batteries?
Well that depends on how you calculate time doesn't it?
Time is a like a series of tubes, the more tubes you have, the faster time flows.
Is this even a new idea?
I've heard this for quite some time now, and I thought this was a prevailing understanding.
It's like that news story that comes up every few months... Scientist Discover Signs of Water on Mars!
I don't really understand why Facebook would do this. What benefit is there for them?
rebound spying, where the US lets others spy on US citizens to get information that they wouldn't be allowed to acquire directly themselves?
This was my first thought when I read it.
THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!
UK police are ignoring real crime.
You do realise that the City of London police force is a tiny force that isn't even representative of London police (which is the Metropolitan Police) let alone the UK police.
City of London police is a tiny force that occupies one square mile and about 10,000 residents in a much larger urban area of around 8 million.
Opera. Best text-wrapping of all the browsers.
What is this "tex" of which you speak?
I agree! I use Firefox exclusively!
(sorry for taking so long to reply, but your comment took a while to render in my browser)
Who uses the default browser nowadays? Chrome for mobile has to be one of the first apps anyone would install on an Android phone, surely?
New bug posted.
Android has too much market share.
Closed: This is a feature, not a bug.