Incorrect. The PIN should never leave the device. It should be encrypted by the key pad for the chip on the card, and only that chip should be able to read it, decode it, and then sign the transaction as valid and authenticated. Again, the PIN should NEVER leave the device.

He should really have made backups if his work is so valuable to him. Cloud storage might be in these days, but putting all eggs into the same basket is risky either way.

Linux 3.14 should be Codenamed "Pi"

If you display the password, then malware could easily read it from screen by making a screenshot (or asking the OS to do it).

No, honestly, writing evil code in C is easy. You can open files without restrictions, modify them without restrictions, and so on, all with the power of the running user. Executing untrusted C code is NOT SECURE.

Executing random C code from somewhere on the net in a Browser is even dumber than doing the same with Java. Java at least has a security model, even if it's broken anew every week, and has more holes than a sieve. C on the other hand has nothing. It really is more or less like a portable Assembly Language as it was developed for.

Extensible Markup Language

Backspace?

It's a musical chairs problem. There won't be enough hiding spots to separate everyone with a gun from each other, so people WILL be approached by unknown other people.

Check out the original Definitely a mobile device.

...then I guess NoScript and AddBlock are fair game. Excellent. Advertisers should not forget that they depend on our attention, and we're not obligated to give it to them.

If they would really look for relatives, then they would not limit themselves to male DNA sources. It should be obvious to anyone that a rapist can have female relatives just as well as male ones.

You missed the fact that there IS NO VLC in the app store. And if you are happy with downloading programs from the internet, then you can stick with mplayer in the first place, which plays pretty much anything you can throw at it.

As long as it's just managers it's ok. All they seemed to do is form facebook into the privacy failure that it is today anyway.