Comment Re:And Futurama (Score 1) 753
I'm pretty sure those 5:00 episodes were on a LOT of Fox stations around the country...
Comment Re:Rational (Score 1) 807
That's a strawman -- eating way too much food != diet in excess of 2,000 calories.
I eat around 3,500 calories per day and my weight has been stable for quite a long time -- because I'm an active person.
His point -- that there are social costs that must be quantified -- is still valid.
Comment Re:Laws just hamper the law abiding (Score 1) 301
I would think the exact OPPOSITE would happen -- cooler heads would get shot on impulses...
Submission + - Phishers target CareerBuilder.com users
bednarz writes: "There's a new phishing technique making waves. Attackers are launching targeted phishing scams from the job-related site CareerBuilder.com, according to one network manager who says his engineering firm recently had to combat phishing techniques that use the lure of phony online resumes. The way it works is an attacker sends e-mails to managers seeking job applicants, asking them in a cover letter to visit a Web site to view a resume provided via a link. If a manager clicks on the link, the Web site then attempts to execute a backdoor Trojan to compromise the machine. Network World has the story: http://www.networkworld.com/news/2007/031207-phish ing-careerbuilder.html"
Journal Journal: Whistle Blower Protections and FOIA in House
A number of oversight bills come before the U.S. House this week, including: H.R. 1309, the Freedom of Information Act Amendments of 2007,
H.R. 1255, the Presidential Records Act Amendments of 2007,
H.R. 985, the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act of 2007, and
Submission + - Lego MMOG
syguy writes: "According to a press release by Colorado-based NetDevil, they are partnering with Lego Group to create a "massively multiplayer online gaming experience to further engage its [Lego's] dedicated and active community". Lego MMOG is due out in 2008."
