23986834
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StealthHunter writes:
When did updates start looking like recently unclassified and fully redacted documents? This recent update to the Fedora distribution leaves quite a bit to the imagination to the reader. Security folks may advise "apply security patches in a timely manner" while others may go a step further and say "read about what the patch does and consider the impact to the system before applying it." What is somebody supposed to do with this patch? Fav part: (See also _______)
23463658
submission
StealthHunter writes:
In a note to registered Developers Google reannounced Android Market is coming to Google TV. "With the update coming later this summer, we want to give you the tools to start building now using theGoogle TV add-on for the Android SDK." After a Honeycomb update (pending) "the add-on will let you emulate Google TV and build apps using the standard Android SDK tools. We're also releasing APIs for TV interaction. Currently, Google TV emulation is supported on Linux with KVM only.
11629694
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StealthHunter writes:
sans suggests sending folks to www.uscc.org in order to get info on cyber security talents and help get an inside track on the coolest jobs in cyber space, the funny part is that www.uscc.org directs browsers to uscc.ch!
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Do you know any college kids who are good at cyber security and go to
school in New York, Delaware, or California? If yes they can get an all
expenses paid scholarship to cyber camps this summer that could give
them an inside track to the coolest jobs in the coolest places in cyber
security. Send them to www.uscc.org. That's also where you will find
data on how cyber-security-talented high school kids all over the
country can qualify for full four year college scholarships (with summer
internships).
Alan
