Comment Cool hobby (Score 1) 104
That's nice. Mass production now, please!
Comment Nah... (Score 4, Interesting) 943
They're using this 'ban' for people to become curious and demand to see the video. And both he and Coyne will have lots of money.
Comment Handicapped himself (Score 1) 579
There was no reserved parking at apple. It was one of those "round table" things - first come first served, no one felt superior about their parking place. Very frustrating since there wasn't visitor parking either. You're really left to the wolves if you show up at 11
Maybe he thought of himself as handicapped? That would be funny if he did think of himself as a handicapped. But I think he went to use the handicap parking space because the no license plate won't be scrutinize. As I said, Jobs was a shrew. Business man through and through.
Comment Re:Legal loopholes (Score 1) 579
Oh, that jailbreak. Yes, Apple is adamant you purchase from them all your wants and needs. They like to hog all their customers.
Comment Congrats! (Score 1) 87
Congratulations, MInecraft! i enjoyed playing the game. May you continue to provide great games in the future.
Comment Re:Legal loopholes (Score 1) 579
Well, Steve Jobs was only the 'voice' of Apple. A spokesperson. He didn't single-handedly make the company's laws and by-laws.
Comment Shrewd or not. (Score 1) 579
Steve Jobs knew his way around words and technicalities. A characteristic of a business man.
Comment No. (Score 1) 249
No. We didn't make it all festive this year. We had to cut our expenses since the money is hard to come by now.
Though we did watched horror movies.
Submission + - Social networking sites targeted by hacking daily (ihotdesk.com)
onezeta writes: "Social networking site Facebook has revealed that it has to fend off around 600,000 security attacks from hackers every day.
Out of more than a one billion daily logins, the site estimates that around six per cent are fraudulent, according to the Daily Telegraph.
Facebook revealed the shocking numbers in blog post announcing a series of new security measures they intend to implement in the next couple of weeks.
Company spokesman Barry Schnitt admitted: “600,000 times a day, we stop a bad guy from getting access to an account even though he has guessed, phished, or stolen the login and password of an account. This is something we're very proud of.”"
Out of more than a one billion daily logins, the site estimates that around six per cent are fraudulent, according to the Daily Telegraph.
Facebook revealed the shocking numbers in blog post announcing a series of new security measures they intend to implement in the next couple of weeks.
Company spokesman Barry Schnitt admitted: “600,000 times a day, we stop a bad guy from getting access to an account even though he has guessed, phished, or stolen the login and password of an account. This is something we're very proud of.”"
Comment Re:Dont worry about it (Score 1) 402
You'll be dead.
You're rude. He already has lost a loved one and a little frazzled with the difficulties in unpreparedness of his father and everything. And yet you put comments like this? Where has humanity gone? To the original poster, my condolences. I know its pretty hard being left behind and dealing with all of this but you have be strong. Be level-headed. Also for your future reference, you can write a will where you put in all the necessary information for all your accounts to your family.
Comment Put all info in a will (Score 1) 402
You can put the necessary information in your will. When you die, you can ask your lawyer to give it to your family.
Comment That's good. (Score 1) 485
Its good that you have tracked it to 4th District Vancouver. So what happens now?
Did you get your laptop back? What about the thief? Was he or she identified?
Submission + - Top Fifteen Horror Games for PCs and Game Consoles (pcworld.com)
onezeta writes: "Just in time for Halloween, these 15 horror-themed games will scare even the most seasoned master of the macabre.
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Zombies, demons, and all sorts of other deadly creatures have been scaring the piss out of gamers for years, and the gut-wrenching titles just keep getting better."
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Zombies, demons, and all sorts of other deadly creatures have been scaring the piss out of gamers for years, and the gut-wrenching titles just keep getting better."
Submission + - 5 IPad Gadgets for Geeks (pcworld.com)
onezeta writes: "To most users, the iPad is a sleek tablet for watching videos, nosing around the Web and reading the occasional e-book. But to tech enthusiasts, the iPad can also be a platform to satisfy their intense curiosity.
We've gathered a bunch of unique gizmos that have one thing in common: they can take the iPad into new — and often unexpected — directions.
Ranging from techno toy to digital tool, these devices include a mini joystick, a digital voltmeter, an oscilloscope that lets you peer inside an electronic circuit, an iPad-controlled telescope that helps you view the night sky and a fascinating robotic ball."
We've gathered a bunch of unique gizmos that have one thing in common: they can take the iPad into new — and often unexpected — directions.
Ranging from techno toy to digital tool, these devices include a mini joystick, a digital voltmeter, an oscilloscope that lets you peer inside an electronic circuit, an iPad-controlled telescope that helps you view the night sky and a fascinating robotic ball."
Comment Helpful or not? (Score 1) 2
With 3D printing doing something like this, it implies it can make almost anything. It could be helpful to all unless it is used for mass destruction or heinous crimes.
