Uh you don't have to be compromised initially to fall victim to a privilege escalation bug. And you should care about bugs in IE or any other piece of software that is installed (and cannot be removed) from your system. Gone are the simple days of black hats using a single bug to take control of your system. They will chain together vulnerabilities until they can get to your unimportant privilege escalation, and that could very well take advantage of some bug in IE that you neglected to patch because it is unimportant to you.

Haven't bothered. It's a somewhat common problem. I know about a half a dozen people that have rebooting iPhones. In fact, when I was at WWDC I had to manually reboot my iPhone throughout the day because it would stop working all together. It had never done that prior and has never done that since. I am assuming it was just overwhelmed by the reality distortion field at the event. No one else I know was having that problem. I'll probably just wait until the warranty is running out and just take it into the Apple store and complain.

I get more BSODs and reboots with my iPhone 5S (and kernel panics) with Apple products than I do with my two windows Machines. My iPhone 5S reboots itself about 3 times a day (blue screen and all, yes its true, you can youtube to see for yourself). I get a kernel panic on my work MacBook pro about twice a week, and have to reboot my personal MacBook pro about once every week or two. Meanwhile my two Windows 7 machines get rebooted at most once a month when patch Tuesday rolls around. So I guess it just all depends on your hardware and what you happen to be doing with those machines.

Ok here's a nice little chart from the CDCthat shows that not only is ADHD diagnosis on the rise, but its also more common in some states than others. Unless there is some environmental factor (other than poor parenting) to consider, I would say that culture and poor parenting is a strong indication of an ADHD diagnosis. In fact, if you look at the states with some of the highest diagnoses, you'll see that they're southern and midwestern states. I grew up in the West and live in the South now and I definitely believe that the parenting here in the south is sub par.

Of course, that is obviously speculation on my part, but how do you explain such differences in ADHD in the country?

Power brakes might as well be called "brake assist". You can stop just fine without power brakes unless you're driving a big truck towing a huge trailer, you should not have any serious difficulty. Well, grandma driving a huge Cadillac might kill a few pedestrians...

There's more than one way to skin a cat, and there is more than one way to abuse a child. Beating a child is not the only way to abuse it. There is mental abuse, neglect (which is another form of mental abuse), etc. I dated a high school ESE teacher for years and I can tell you right now that most of the parents though their precious little snowflake could do not wrong, even when the kids were being hauled off to jail for possession with intent to sell, burglary, rape, and a myriad of other crimes. Others had parents that couldn't be bothered to show up to meetings, and tried to throw money at the child's problems. I also helped raise a niece with autism and ADHD. It was only for a few years, but it was very stressful and I thought it would be the death of me.

It's kids being diagnosed with ADHD when the correct diagnosis is really poor parenting.

Sorry to reply to myself, meant the new layout of the iPhone 5, not iOS 5.

Says you. I have a crossword puzzle app that was first published when the original SDK became available. It had a lot of updates the first year and has had maybe 2 updates since. Why? There really isn't much to update about it. I know lots of people who still use it. Tons. It's stable, doesn't really need any new whizbang features from iOS 7. The two updates since iOS 4? One for retina devices and one for the new layout of iOS 5. Why should this app be removed just because it doesn't have bugs that need to be patched every 3 weeks (read Facebook)?

I've often wondered how fast I could type with a steno machine. When I was in college I used to do transcription for a law firm. I can burst up to 250WPM on a QWERTY keyboard and average about 170WPM. I would do full speed transcriptions for that law firm and got through a 6 month backlog of tapes in a couple of weeks. But I imagine that switching to the steno machine would be such a huge pain in the ass for me that I would completely lose my mind and give up and switch right back to the QWERTY keyboard. Same reason I never went with Dvorak.

There is a serious control fault with the Airbus that did result in the crash of AF447. One pilot was nosing the plane up as hard as he could. The other was nosing it down as hard as he could. There was absolutely no feedback from one pilot to the other indicating that they were fighting each other. Instead, the control system took the stronger force and allowed the plane to continue to try and climb and eventually stall and fall from the sky. Was there a huge mistake on the part of the pilots? Absolutely. But you can't deny that there was a critical problem with the controls in the aircraft as well. A problem that so many people try to say doesn't exist.

Volkswagen hooks up their audio systems to the CANBUS on cars. Those audio systems may have bluetooth enabled. This may allow a hacker to get onto the CANBUS via BT. I haven't tried, but it's definitely something that one could attempt. Other manufacturers do this also, such as GM and Chevy.

Ah you're right. They had a lab form of Ebola and didn't need to smuggle the victim out for Rainbow Six. Been a long time since I've given those books a read and the later ones weren't as great as the cold war ones to begin with.