Comment Silurians! (Score 1) 62
So, if you shut the drill down… why can I still hear drilling?
Comment Re:Really? (Score 2) 312
I will find you... and I will eat you.
Comment A load of.. (Score 1) 34
Errrm... SCADA is 'shit' in Greek.
Comment Re:Music Festifals (Score 1) 240
Duhh.. he is talking about the V festifal next weekend obv.
Comment One word... (Score 1) 105
POLLOS.
Comment Really? Another Facebook crApplication? (Score 1) 104
Just another thing for a Greasemonkey script or FB Purity to block/hide from view...
Move along... nothing to see... resume normality. :)
Move along... nothing to see... resume normality.
Submission + - “Anonymous” Attacks Sony (ps3-hacks.com)
baxpace writes: "The renowned hackers Anonymous have managed to take down the US Sony sites including blog.us.playstation.com for interrupting the "free flow of information".
A video has been released by the group stating that this was done in retaliation for suing Geohot and demanding the IP's of those who have visited his site among other reasons."
A video has been released by the group stating that this was done in retaliation for suing Geohot and demanding the IP's of those who have visited his site among other reasons."
Morphing Metals 121
aarondubrow writes "Imagine a metal that 'remembers' its original, cold-forged shape, and can return to that shape when exposed to heat or a magnetic pulse. Like magic out of a Harry Potter novel, such a metal could contract on command, or swing back and forth like a pendulum. Believe it or not, such metals already exist. First discovered in 1931, they belong to a class of materials called 'shape memory alloys (SMA),' whose unique atomic make-up allows them to return to their initial form, or alternate between forms through a phase change."
Comment Factor 50000? (Score 2, Funny) 312
So its time to buy that chain-mail underwear/cloak you've been meaning to get from <insert geek store site here> but never could justify it.
Simples!
Simples!
Steam Not Coming To Linux 520
dkd903 writes "A rumor has been going around for about four months that Valve was working on a Linux version of Steam and this had a lot of people in the Linux community very excited. But, Valve has now officially killed the rumor. And it is not what people wants to hear – there is no Linux version of Steam in development. Doug Lombardi, the Marketing VP of Valve Corporation, in an interview, has put an end to all the rumors by saying that they are not working on Steam for Linux right now."
Submission + - Justin Bieber tweets hacker's phone number (thinq.co.uk)
Stoobalou writes: Kid-friendly Canadian crooner Justin Bieber got his own back on a hacker who posted his phone number online by reciprocating.
On Saturday night Bieber stuck up a tweet that read “Everyone call me... or text” appending a mobile phone number that wasn't his, but belonged a bloke called Kevin Kristopik, who apparently got hold of Bieber's number by breaking into the Twitter account of one of his chums.
On Saturday night Bieber stuck up a tweet that read “Everyone call me... or text” appending a mobile phone number that wasn't his, but belonged a bloke called Kevin Kristopik, who apparently got hold of Bieber's number by breaking into the Twitter account of one of his chums.
Submission + - Blizzard wins $88 million over dodgy WoW server (thinq.co.uk)
Stoobalou writes: World of Warcraft maker Blizzard has been awarded more than $88 million in damages against the creator of a private server on which cheapskate punters could play the multi-player role playing game without paying a monthly fee.
Comment Missing option: Frickin Lasers and Missiles? (Score 1) 789
Actually... a recording camera that tracks where I look and uploads videos to youtube of the undertaking, tail-gating, no-warning-lane-changing, accident-causing. road-raing shitty drivers we have to put up with on the roads on a day to day basis.
Failing that, an HUD targetting system with said lasers and missiles will suffice.
Failing that, an HUD targetting system with said lasers and missiles will suffice.
Two Unpatched Flaws Show Up In Apple iOS 171
Trailrunner7 writes "The technique that the Jailbreakme.com Web site is using to bypass the iPhone's security mechanisms and enable users to run unapproved apps on their phones involves exploiting two separate vulnerabilities. One of the vulnerabilities is a memory-corruption flaw that affects the way that Apple's mobile devices, including the iPad and iPod Touch, display PDFs. The second weakness is a problem in the Apple iOS kernel that gives an attacker higher privileges once his code is on a targeted device, enabling him to break out of the iOS sandbox. The combination of the two vulnerabilities — both of which are unpatched at the moment — gives an attacker the ability to run remote code on the device and evade the security protections on the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. The technique became public earlier this week when the Jailbreakme.com site began hosting a set of specially crafted PDF files designed to help users jailbreak their Apple devices and load apps other than the ones approved by Apple and offered in its official App Store."
Google Kills Wave Development 327
We've mentioned several times over the past two years Wave, Google's ambitiously multi-channel, perhaps plain overwhelming entry in the social media wars. Now, reader mordejai writes "Google stated in its official blog that they will not continue developing Wave as a standalone product. It's sad, because it had a lot of potential to improve communications, but Google never promoted it well, denying it a chance to replace email and other collaboration tools for many uses."
