time to go old school?
You know, pigeons, crossword puzzles, personal ads, pig latin. Anybody remember the US TV show from the 70's called Zoom? hibi, fribends... Ibe ambe herbe tobe telbe yoube toobe runbe forbe thebe hilbes...
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Tor Project: US government paid university $1m bounty to hack our networks
US Congress grants leftpondians the right to own asteroid booty
Apple to add 1000 jobs to Cork payroll
TalkTalk boss: 'Customers think we're doing right thing after attack'
Feeble Phobos flaking as it falls to Mars
Get an Apple Watch or die warns Tim Cook
How Twitter can see the financial future – and change it
Royal Mail mulls drones for rural deliveries
Tuesday 10th November 2015 11:43 GMT 
Driverless truck
And what happens when there is nobody at home to receive the delivery? Or if it's gramps in a wheelchair and hasn't crossed the front door threshold since his last heart attack?
I want one of these high paying jobs where you can spout diarrhea out of your mouth and the people below you that want to keep their job eat it up and ask for more!
TalkTalk: Data was 'secure', erm, we beat rivals on price. Um, scratch that...
DC judge rips into the NSA over mass surveillance
Judge bins Apple Store end-of-shift shakedown lawsuit
Ericsson and Cisco ink deal for networks of the future
Goodfella's attack smacks Slack chap for whack crack? It's a fact, Jack
Drones are dropping drugs into prisons and the US govt just doesn't know what to do
Swedbank smacked by DDoS attack
Fancy flying to Mars? NASA's hiring
Colorado unshackles cities, lifts ban on govt-owned muni broadband
MacBooks are so hot right now. And so is Mac OS X malware
Thursday 5th November 2015 18:15 GMT
@Mondo
Reading between the lines I see... Nicely done, but it is only an observation. I know from experience that I need all of those browsers on OS X. Not every site works in Safari, or Chrome nor Fireferet on OS X, we especially like the sites that say please use Internet Destroyer... Then Safari's delevop menu is great for impersonating IE as other browsers. It doesn't always work, but always worth a try.
Disclaimer: On this often shared home computer, I use Chrome, only installed extensions are adblock and two googly docs for work. The missus uses Safari. No issues here so far.
Thursday 5th November 2015 11:26 GMT 
Just an observation
I don't remember "malware" being so widespread on OS X until Chrome came along... Maybe this is coincidental? I know there are many dodgy extensions for Chrome, I assist users with browser problems daily on OS X, and more often than not it's Chrome causing issues. There is one EBay extension in particular that really changes the UI of Chrome... buttons hidden, homepage hijacked, search engine can't be changed etc.
As far as I know, the <user> has to install malware on OS X. If this is not true, do let me know, I have some fanboi's that need some schooling...
No C&C server needed: Russia menaced by offline ransomware
TalkTalk offers customer £30.20 'final settlement' after crims nick £3,500
Thursday 5th November 2015 13:13 GMT
Re: 6 or 12 months
"arrested a handful of 15/16 y.o's.?? WTF?"
And we hear nothing about their actions and connections. How did the plods connect these kids actions? Seems like a blind man shooting in the dark...
It feels like these teenagers are the low hanging fruit, and probably only participated in the DDoS, and not the data slurp.
You kids light the bag of shit on fire at the front door.... I'll wait at the back door ;-}
'I posted winning race ticket in Facebook selfie ... and someone stole it!'
Music lovers move to block Phil Collins' rebirth
Wednesday 4th November 2015 19:27 GMT 
Does it matter anymore
I liked Genesis, didn't know who they were, liked the music. I got a bit older, a family member took me to see Phil and his Hot Tub Club. It was a great show!
As I learned about the industry, I learned that Phil was also a big behind the scenes guy. If his new music is a good listen, who cares. As I age I think we all put too much emphasis on the artists, and not their body of work as a musician. I am surprised at the number of songs I hated then, and like now.
Call me an ex music snob ??
Ransomware scammers: Won’t pay? We'll put your data on the internet
Spanish town trumpets 'Clitoris Festival' thanks to Google snafu
Apple’s TV platform just became a little more secure (well, the apps at least)
At Microsoft 'unlimited cloud storage' really means one terabyte
Hi, um, hello, US tech giants. Mind, um, mind adding backdoors to that crypto? – UK govt
KeePass looter: Password plunderer rinses pwned sysadmins
Google snaps Dutch woman completely taking the piss
Windows 10 growth stalls during October
Post-pub nosh neckfiller special: The WHO bacon sarnie of death
Think Fortran, assembly language programming is boring and useless? Tell that to the NASA Voyager team
The only GOOD DRONE is a DEAD DRONE. Y'hear me, scumbags?!
Hacked TalkTalk CEO: Dead as a Dido? Nope, she refuses to quit
Friday 30th October 2015 19:16 GMT
isn't she connected?
I'm not from the UK, but I thought I heard she's married to the duke of candyland or something. I find it hard to believe the board can do much against the "connected" woman at this time. In time she will leave gracefully, citing a need for a new challenge or some such frippery.
Have a Plan A, and Plan B – just don't go down with the ship
Deutsche Bank to axe 'excessively complex' IT, slash 9,000 jobs
Second UK teen suspect arrested over TalkTalk hack
Dad who shot 'snooping vid drone' out of the sky is cleared of charges
Thursday 29th October 2015 16:53 GMT
Re: Bullit County
@bobstay
Or what depth... 250m below the surface of the earth oil is found, is it yours?
Back to your question, I doubt you have the firepower to take down a 747. However, if it were close enough to hit with a shotgun, he's flying mighty low and I doubt the voyeurs on the plane are really thinking about copping a quick flick of nude sunbathers.
Also, I have to doubt the 747 is just hovering about here and there over your garden...
"What height are you going to draw the line?"
I would have to believe that line would be just above the range of your firepower... legal laws or no. Laws of physics still apply.
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