Comment Apple Products never play nice with WIFI (Score 0) 80
Wouldn't be the first time Apple products cause WIFI issues.
It's all part of the larger Apple strategy to sell Airport series WAP's.
Comment Travel through time (Score 1) 443
DUH!
Submission + - Online retailer imposes Internet Explorer 7 Tax
Joshua.Niland writes: Online retailer Kogan has imposed the worlds first Internet Explorer 7 tax. They have done so to recover the costs of maintaining their site to work with such an outdated browser.
With tongue firmly in cheek, they suggest that customers can avoid the tax by "simply downloading an up-to-date browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Opera or even a more recent version of Internet Explorer." and they provide the links to each alternative browsers website.
With tongue firmly in cheek, they suggest that customers can avoid the tax by "simply downloading an up-to-date browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Opera or even a more recent version of Internet Explorer." and they provide the links to each alternative browsers website.
Comment We have a common saying in Australia for this... (Score 2) 582
HARDEN THE FUCK UP!
Comment FileServe follows (Score 1) 412
Seems that fileserve.com has followed filesonic.com and removed the ability to download shared files!
Surely they will loose subscribers en masse now?
Comment All scientific data?!? (Score 1) 594
You are versed in all Scientific studies on the subject of Vaccination and Autisim?
Submission + - 100,000 websites destroyed by hackers (theregister.co.uk) 2
Joshua.Niland writes: "A zero day exploit in Lxlabs HyperVM software has lead to 100,000 website being destroyed, some of which have no backups.
From the article: "Data for about half of the websites hosted on Vaserv was destroyed all at once sometime Sunday evening, shortly after administrators noticed "strangeness" on the system. The attackers had the ability to execute sensitive Unix commands on the system, including "rm -rf," which forces a recursive delete of all files.
Some 50 percent of Vaserv's customers signed up for unmanaged service, which doesn't include data backup, Foster said. It remains unclear of those website owners will ever be able to retrieve their lost data, he said. As a result, at least half the websites that were hosted on the site remain offline.""
From the article: "Data for about half of the websites hosted on Vaserv was destroyed all at once sometime Sunday evening, shortly after administrators noticed "strangeness" on the system. The attackers had the ability to execute sensitive Unix commands on the system, including "rm -rf," which forces a recursive delete of all files.
Some 50 percent of Vaserv's customers signed up for unmanaged service, which doesn't include data backup, Foster said. It remains unclear of those website owners will ever be able to retrieve their lost data, he said. As a result, at least half the websites that were hosted on the site remain offline.""
Submission + - Strange globs could signal water on Mars (nationalgeographic.com)
Joshua.Niland writes: Strange globs seen on the landing strut of the Phoenix Mars lander could be the first proof that modern Mars hosts liquid water. Images from the robotic craft show what appear to be liquid droplets growing, merging, and dripping on the lander's leg over the course of a Martian month.
Just when is NASA going to fix that leaking roof on the backlot? ;-)
Just when is NASA going to fix that leaking roof on the backlot?
