Submission + - Problems you Might Face Working from Home (bubblews.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Problems you Might Face Working from Home
Comment Re:"according to emails which Dr Lee screengrabbed (Score 1) 254
That's incontrevertible proof. Doesn't tell us what killed him or how he died.
Well that really depends on how death is defined
Comment Re:Good. (Score 1) 699
No, the kids don't know any better, and the mother is practicing child abuse, especially against the 11 year old.
Brainwashing your kids against vaccination is particularly evil.
-- BMO
While Vaccination as a theory/concept itself is not a bad thing, there are enough defective/ improperly prepared/ fake vaccines in the world that if you not worried about it, you are just being foolhardy. To be clear I am not implying that avoiding vaccines is the solution, just that there is some validity on the other side of the argument as well.
Comment mine is just one space(U+0020) (Score 1) 458
confuses the hell out of ppl :)
Comment Re:hidden SSID? MAC filter? Really? (Score 1) 438
SSID is also used as part of the salt in WPA, so perhaps not as useless as you think it is,
Submission + - The Battle of the Next Gen Consoles Begin With a Win for PS4
YokimaSun writes: Sony and Microsoft at E3 last night showed off to the world their new next gen consoles and whilst both were impressive, Sony seemed to steal the day with better decisions. First off the price of the XboxOne is $499/£429 and to be released on November 30th, the pick of the games were Halo Combat and Star Wars Battlefront. However Sony will release the PS4 in the holiday season before Xmas for $399/£349 which is a full $100 cheaper. Heres where Sony have played a master stroke, first off the PS4 will be region free, major support for indie developers, there will be no penalty whatsoever for having used games and in 2014 PS3 Games will be streamed to the PS4. Will Microsoft back track on the Used game policy ?
Comment sustained focus ?? (Score 1) 166
The assumption that sustained focus in mass audience was possible in earlier age is just fanciful, ppl did and will always find things to distract attention from the subject. If the subject is not good enough to capture the attention of the audience the minds are going to wander no matter what
Facebook/Twitter Banned In Thailand For Election 177
societyofrobots writes "In the run up to the July 3rd election in Thailand, use of Twitter, Facebook, and other social media are banned for campaigning and other election related purposes. Offenders face a maximum six months in prison and a 10,000 baht ($330) fine. The ban includes sending short telephone texts and forwarding emails. 'There will be a unit of more than 100 officers to monitor this,' said police spokesman Prawut Thavornsiri of the social media ban. 'If we can track the origin of (an online message) right away, we will block the site and make an arrest. But if the sites are registered overseas and we can't check the origin, we'll first block it and ask the IP (Internet Protocol) providers for further investigation,' Prawut said."
8-Year-Old Receives Patent 142
Knile writes "While not the youngest patent recipient ever (that would be a four year old in Texas), Bryce Gunderman has received a patent at age 8 for a space-saver that combines an outlet cover plate with a shelf. From the article: '"I thought how I was going to make a lot of money," Bryce said about what raced through his brain when he received the patent.'"
