Comment Re:20 year old news? (Score 1) 521
exactly, this isn't THAT radical. My 10 year old Honda Insight is mostly aluminum.
Comment Re:Fireworks in 3...2...1... (Score 5, Funny) 1251
no, not in the least. Satanists (in the minds of Christians) just help to validate the Christian world view. The Atheists will continue to be the ones primarily driving the evangelicals nuts. Us, and the new pope.
Comment Re:So .... (Score 1) 178
overtime calculations don't work that way.
Comment Re:That's stupid (Score 1) 559
"If Google is capable of doing it....."
How about you? Are you capable of doing it? Good luck with your startup.
Misconfigured Open DNS Resolvers Key To Massive DDoS Attacks 179
msm1267 writes with an excerpt From Threat Post: "While the big traffic numbers and the spat between Spamhaus and illicit webhost Cyberbunker are grabbing big headlines, the underlying and percolating issue at play here has to do with the open DNS resolvers being used to DDoS the spam-fighters from Switzerland. Open resolvers do not authenticate a packet-sender's IP address before a DNS reply is sent back. Therefore, an attacker that is able to spoof a victim's IP address can have a DNS request bombard the victim with a 100-to-1 ratio of traffic coming back to them versus what was requested. DNS amplification attacks such as these have been used lately by hacktivists, extortionists and blacklisted webhosts to great success."
Running an open DNS resolver isn't itself always a problem, but it looks like people are enabling neither source address verification nor rate limiting.
Comment Re:It's called the key (Score 1) 1176
I blame hollywood, since the "stuck accelerator" is a popular trope in film. I've had numerous discussions with people on this matter who had no idea that simply shutting off the ignition would bring your run-away car to a halt. Just don't trigger the steering wheel lock.
Comment Re:One word: Lawsuits (Score 1) 253
the first time you need it, even if it's the only time in your life, you'll be glad you had it.
Comment Re:Kudos (Score 1) 1061
"They have made MILLIONS off of suing people that attack them for their repugnant views."
I've heard this statement made frequently, can you provide a source to a list of these cases including any damaged that they have collected?
Comment Re:Too expensive. (Score 1) 255
"Apple sells hardware. Microsoft sells software. "
Mission statements aside, they both sell software and are in competition with each other.
Comment Re:Why does this matter? (Score 5, Interesting) 414
"How do you 'hide' the damage these cars have? ;-)"
Easy, pop a kick panel and inspect any ground cables, and exposed metal above the floor level. These cars start rusting within days of exposure, and you can usually see a waterline once the carpet and/or kick panels have been exposed. I've had the not-so-pleasure of informing numerous people that their cars were submersed at some point in their history, and not a single person has responded with anything similar to "oh yea, I already know that".
Comment Re:meh (Score 1) 1052
Certainly someone from apple could bring us Hologram Jobs, patent it, and sue anyone else that does anything similar.
Comment My first computer (Score 2) 231
nothing but good memories for the TRS-80.
Comment Re:Jesus, stop being pathetic! (Score 1) 518
They don't need to support "linux" any more than they support "windows". Not perm-banning users for running in Wine would be pretty sufficient.
Comment Re:Voting with wallet (Score 1) 307
I own about a dozen of those Pc Engine WRAP / ALIX boards - some of the best money I've spent.
Comment Re:Vermont. (Score 2) 1007
don't give them any more ideas.
