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Exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phablets recalled immediately
It's OK to fine someone for repeating a historical fact, says Russian Supreme Court
Re: Orwell's alive & living in the Kremlin
I really think Orwell is far more powerful on the "Blue Side" (aka "Good Side", aka "Freedom Side", aka "Side Against the Side Who Gas Their Own People", aka "Genocide Interdictor", aka "Annexiation Avengers" etc.)
Hell, I'm still hearing P.U.T.I.N. is breaking the Minsk accords while in actuality Ukraine randomly shells stuff, "activists" do their show on the Crimea strait or Donbass leaders get assassinated.
Meanwhile, America has become the Bridge Policeman of the World. What the actual fuckety fuck?
(OT, but this one is interesting, too: Is Putin the Godfather of Extreme Nationalism? ... well, no!)
Ah well
Russia has this thing about WWII and the Soviet Union. It's part of the national mystique. Yep, they were not the good guys either, counting up from 1918 they were arguably worse. But that's messianism in action.
The Bandera referred to is Stepan Bandera, an historical figure that became a famed Ukranian nationalist. He was assassinated by the KGB in 1959 and has become a figurehead for a new movement critical of Russia's annexation of Crimea and its continued interference in the country.
Well, in truth Bandera is maybe a bit too hardcore to be described as a "nationalist". This "movement" is not particularly "new" either. It's from the old school of the people who love marching, uniforms, boots, symbols inspired by runes and seriously beating up (or worse) the odd guy who disagrees with them, especially if Jewish (at least historically, currently this seems to be kept in check until the cheques have cleared, see also Russian Jewish Leader Slams Ukraine Moguls in Flap Over World War II Nazi Ally). The Social National Party of Ukraine is not fun even if the Obama clownshow (it's not longer an "administration" in my eyes) pretends otherwise. Not content with messing around in Russia's front yard, America pals around with the arch enemy. This must be doubly insulting to any Russian.
Bloke accused of Linux kernel.org hack nabbed during traffic stop
When Irish eyes are filing: Ireland to appeal Europe's $15bn Apple tax claw-back
Expect mobsters doing "protection money claw-back" operations soon...
I'm sorry, but the "claw back" ALWAYS works in direction of the tax-payer, never the the tax-extractor even if Big State defenders and other riffraff would like this to be acceptable Newspeak.
It's a "tax", right.
A "tax" is never friendly, doesn't initially belong to the one extracting it and requires guns and badges to be shown in order that the extraction may proceed speedily.
Dwarf planet Ceres has a watery secret: An 11 mile wide ice volcano
Lindsay Lohan's Grand Theft Auto V cartoon case kicked out of court
Aggrieved cat sues 4chan for unapproved use of lolcat images
"That image looks EXACTLY like me, falling down stairs" says aggrieved cat.
Lawyers say this lawsuit could take some time but expect millions in payout.
Meanwhile, it is reported that aggrieved cat is on rehab again. "I haven't been sniffing at glue tubes all that much" was the only statement that could be obtained before we went to press.
A plumber with a blowtorch is the enemy of the data centre
SETI searchers: We still haven't found what we're looking for
It's a conspiracy!
Yet another hit by P.U.T.I.N. who controls Trump who controls White Supremacist Farmers and Suburban Mysoginistic Racists who are listening to Talk Radio on shortwave which captures Alien signals beamed from Dark Satellites which hypnotizes them into following the Illuminati Voices to vote for Lizard People so Hillary will win!
What do microservices do to data stores? Netflix is built on them and had no idea!
Watch SpaceX's rocket dramatically detonate, destroying a $200m Facebook satellite
Re: Impressive!
China is mightier. And also squashes "rumors". (Ok, so it wasn't a rocket, but it's a bad case of crater nevertheless)
Baa NooBaa black sheep, have you any storage?
TalkTalk's appeal against paltry ICO data breach fine thrown out
L0phtCrack's back! Crack hack app whacks Windows 10 trash hashes
Re: Good password selection
No, this is likely to be caught by extensive dictionary tries.
Use shocking nonsense instead:
but:
passphrases-only-marginally-more-secure-than-passwords-because-of-poor-choices
And also:
how-linkedins-password-sloppiness-hurts-us-all
where a commenter says:
Now the fine prints:
Use a different randomly generated password for each service.
Use a password manager for most of your password.
For the handful of important services (banking, main e-mail...) use:
-> unique passwords
-> use systems with limited number of trials (timers and so on)
-> use multifactor authentification
BT boils over, blows off Steam, accuses Valve of patent infringement
As ahistorical as an American hearing about foreign lands who "suddenly attack"
"Multi-user display system"
Filed ... 2003?
What kind of utter cretin with no knowledge about computing is filing patents over there? Shareholders should sue for such a waste of money, time and whatever remains of brain.
FBI Director wants 'adult conversation' about backdooring encryption
Re: Feels ...?
But the government also has the right to invade that privacy
Frankly, this says it all.
"Government" does not have ANY "rights" whatsoever, and invasion of privacy is NEVER, NEVER a "right". There may at most be a temporary, court-granted waiver.
That phrase right there should start an armed insurrection against the occupying power.
"Collecting information". Yes. We are.
Be very afraid.
The FBI is currently "uprooting terrorists" by setting paid "agents provocateurs" on mentally challenged brown people who can then be nabbed "in the nick of time" and paraded in front of cameras as "potential terrorists" in a fashion that, I am sure, has absolutely not come from a manual on how to do Stalinist purges.
If they "collect information" about nefarious use of crypto, some poor sods will make contact with the prison-industrial complex in unexpected ways.
Behold: Huawei evokes always-wise God Cloud – with Terminator users
More banks plundered through SWIFT attacks
Windows passwords leak tip
Assumptions have been made and statements were issued.
"Malicious users can use the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol for malicious purposes. Firewall best practices and firewall configurations can enhance network security by helping to prevent potentially malicious traffic from crossing the enterprise perimeter"
After hours and hours of doing logical analysis of these amazing sentences, I have found that they all reduce to "TRUE". My paper will be in the next issues of "Letters in Microsoftian Logic and Content-Freedom".
Dropbox: Leaked DB of 68 million account passwords is real
But you then also have to go out and tell the world immeditately about the breach.
How LinkedIn’s password sloppiness hurts us all
Examining the breach, LinkedIn didn’t have very much of an insurance policy. It was employing raw SHA1 for password hashing, but perhaps even worse is the fact that the company never even attempted to cash in on it. Back in, 2012 they failed to identify and acknowledge the breach in a timely fashion, and when they eventually did, they apparently only forced a password reset for the accounts belonging to the initial 6.4 million hashes. The evidence suggests that the remaining 165 million accounts were allowed to use those same compromised passwords.
That’s not the way this should work. When you suspect a password database has been compromised, even just in part, you cash in on that insurance policy immediately by activating your incident response team and your public relations team. Companies ideally should notify the general public and users in an expedited manner, forcing a password reset for all users as soon as the breach is contained and the threat has been eradicated. By the time LinkedIn made a statement about the breach, by contrast, I already had 70 percent of the passwords cracked. Every moment LinkedIn hesitated was potentially devastating for its users. And for the love of god, do not try to downplay the incident by saying something stupid like “Most of the passwords on the list appear to remain hashed and hard to decode." Instead, companies should just acknowledge the plain and simple fact that if password hashes have been accessed, users are at real and measurable risk of account takeovers.
SETI Institute damps down 'wow!' signal report from Russia
Re: Most likely
Thermodynamics (Shannon-Nyquist Law)
I don't see what a theorem about the sampling rate necessary for reconstructing an analog signal has to do with Thermodynamics, or interstellar communication for that matter.
Also, the "Cosmic Background Radiation" is strongly above 11 GHz (centered at ~160 GHz). Actually 11 GHz seems to be still a quiet region.
We need to concentrate on Spectroscopy
What? I don't suppose you mean optical SETI...
Note that the purpose of the Radio Telescopes isn't to look for alien transmissions but signals from stars
I don't see anyone who disputes this but one can always piggyback for some signal processing goodness now that the CPUs are cheap and plentiful.
Windows 10 Anniversary on a Raspberry Pi: Another look at IoT Core
Height of stupidity: Heathrow airliner buzzed by drone at 7,000ft
Re: I call bullshit
They CAN be a metre long, but the craft spotted in the first tale WAS NOT A FUCKING DRONE! It was remotely piloted using FPV goggles as hinted at in the article.
1) That is still a drone
2) How do we ACTUALLY KNOW it was "remotely piloted using FPV goggles". Do we have Paranormal Seers on the plane?
3) Does "remote piloting using FPV goggles" even work at serious distances? Freestyle radio links ain't magic...
Re: Cue loads of people saying...
Something pretty much like this, I guess.
Hmm....
When the number of cancer cases in the vicinity of the accident rose disproportionately in the years after, suspicion rose that the jet, contrary to US statements, may have been loaded with ammunition containing depleted uranium. In 2002, however, a test of soil samples from 250 meters around the crash site revealed no traces of depleted uranium. Another possible explanation for the increased cancer rate in the surroundings, which gained credibility because no uranium was found, is that the aircraft carried JP-8 fuel. This jet propellant is considered highly toxic and may have spread around the area of the crash.
Well, I sure don't wanna work on a carrier.
Anyway... about that case where the WHO insists that Iraqi Uranium Babies have actually nothing to do with Uranium in the environment....
Missing Milky Way mass blown away by bingeing supermassive black hole
Re: Missing matter
No, Dark Money emerges from the Central Bank, which is like a Central Black Hole of Bullshit and Venality, whenever somebody says "financial crisis". That Dark Money will then have to be backfilled by 16 generations of taxpayers while the glitterati throw hard "wealth transfer" parties and deposit baryonic shit on you closer-to-Zimbabwe doorstep.
Re: Teethed vaginas etc.
How do you know? Have you been?
There is this mathematical infrastructure called "Einstein Gravity".
It's the point where you shriek "Belgium" with your last breath in this universe.
But... Belgium does not exist? I was always a plan to make the Huns shit blood and guts for wanting to become a European Superpower?
Re: "dark matter"
perhaps we should call it 'Don't Matter'
But it does matter. The Dark Matter part keeps the galaxy together, while the Dark Energy part (which may or may not be a cosmological constants, confusing accounts and hastily written papers differ) blows the universe apart. What could be more important? Indeed, I fart in the general direction of your baryons.
Jovial NASA says Juno flyby a success
Notting Hill Carnival spycams: Met Police rolls out real-time live face-spotting tech
Re: V
blacks have more trouble getting good education and a good job
Any explanation why? The assumption is always that there is some evil anti-black conspiracy here. Maybe blacks just aren't in the mood of getting good education and a good job (and social justice warriors take then go out and complain loudly on their behalf). I dunno, just an idea.
'Second Earth' exoplanet found right under our noses – just four light years away
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