Comment A single gene hmmm ? (Score 0) 243
Let me guess... Gene Simmons ?
Comment Re:Wrist watch is for style, not gadget (Score 0) 466
I have the same watch (Citizen sky hawk) and frankly its the best I ever got.
My old watch was a Timex that had analog and digital. It took 2 batteries, and as soon as one of the battery dropped a few tenth of a volt, the analog clock would stop working. I had the analog clock battery changed, but it only lasted 3 months. I just relied on the digital clock of the watch.
I got pretty tired of changing batteries. So I got an Eco-Drive, and bonus, it syncs with the nearest atomic clock signal.
Pretty neat.
Comment Re:How do other countries compare (Score 0) 177
I think china might be more vulnerable, with all their internal network choking to a few single "heavily" monitored connection points to the outside world.
Comment Re:Damage has been done, hello oil and coal... (Score 0) 177
I agree with you. I was also wondering how this will impact the future of nuclear energy.
Not looking good, but it always depends on how the media will handle this.
Comment Cool but, (Score 0) 177
I didn't RTFA, I think it's mostly redundant.
Comment Re:Wait a second, here. (Score 1, Funny) 137
Nope, more like the Scary Door.
Submission + - Get ready for Google Visual Search: (androidauthority.com)
Submission + - Hackers ‘rip off’ Phishers (securityhacks.net)
An anonymous reader writes: "Some hackers out there don’t like to do all the hard work of running a successful phishing campaign. Instead, they developed a simple online service to ‘steal’ account details from the hard-working phishers. Named AutoWhaler, the service allows anyone to scan a phishing server for log files that contain juicy information such as usernames and passwords."
