My point exactly.

I filter the routes I accept from upstream and downstream. I have gone blue with a provider about the fact they were accepting private network advertisements from customers. Needless to say, we're not with that provider anymore. I do monitor odd advertisements from networks we're not directly peered with. Any ISP not monitoring routes is either overworked or slack

*sigh*

Another day, another announcement of an old hack which any serious network admin would have filtered by now. The fact this is happening at ISP/carrier level is extremely disheartening.

Is Jones_supa really #4 from Ctrl-Alt-Del?

http://www.cad-comic.com/cad/20131115

Even linked to kotaku ^_^

Was the sound from "Metal Machine Music"?

Dammit! No Funny mod points to give :(

Oh, and lens flare. I think there were even a few lens flares from the lens flare...

Didn't work well for the IBM TrackPoint...

http://xkcd.com/243/

SteamPlay has been in existence for a while. Family Access to the "Gamer PC"'s library from a console is the final piece for people to reuse their existing purchases on a SteamBox. Family Access is a newish feature, and I believe it was a final hurdle to allow a large library of games to play on SteamBox on launch day.

(I've even bought Mac Steam games through deals where the PC version isn't discounted. I'm a fan of SteamPlay)

You mean Steam Family access?

Sometimes, Oh hell yes...

SP are much faster, more efficient and flexible than fixing up the third party's munted Tomcat application.
This bloated rubbish is one of the only applications that fulfils the brief but there is absolutely no stored procedures or views, making it a slobbering mess speed wise.

Of course the business logic is better hidden, which is why I believe they did it that way.

Why not do everything through EoP? Once volume gets up, it'll be just as cheap, and it'll mean less RF interference.

I realise it doesn't work through different phases, some power boards, or surge filters, but it's less susceptible to outside access.

How can you patent it without adding "...with a phone"?

+1 Insightful

You can't cut funding to science programmes and not expect it to bite you in the arse

You missed the point... it's not somebody thinking of the kids. It's so school legal can say "won't somebody think of the kids, because we did our best" and deny parents financial recourse.
Once the kids surf porn via 3G it's a pastoral care issue, and responsibility can be shared with the parents or guardians.
"Those" kids also end up usually blowing their data plan which then becomes the financial issue for the carers.

MagicJellyBean says I can get the keys without asking IT...