Comment Re:Dirty trick (Score 1) 630
Its only a dirty trick if its not being done to a beady-eyed douchebag that richly deserves it.
Comment 20 years? (Score -1, Flamebait) 82
This doesn't really look like 20 years of effort. Lot's of holes.
Comment Re:Daily Mail should call out to ban this evil gam (Score 1) 516
You assume of course that anyone gives a shit about their karma score on some website somewhere
Comment Re:Locked screen? (Score 2) 244
Are you sure it's 999?
I heard that was changed a while back to 0118 999 881 999 119 7253
Comment Re:the monkey was quoted as saying (Score 2, Insightful) 272
Yes, but usually in Texas or some other shit hole.
Comment Already Been Done Before (Score 1) 409
Comment These were in the dark (Score 2) 180
This sequence was taken at night using moonshine for illumination. Which makes it pretty damn cool.
Comment Already knew that... (Score 3, Funny) 221
Comment Re:Where is the need... (Score 1) 236
Wait, how in the hell is taking groceries out of a bag recursive in any way? If you have bags containing groceries inside of other bags containing groceries maybe, but taking items out of a bag is a seriously bad analogy.
Comment Horses? (Score 1) 213
I though that knights rode horses. I doubt that they did very much jogging.
Comment Re:in a counter move, the global IT union said (Score 1) 250
Mindless and repetitive. Really? Have you worked in IT?
Submission + - Google Released a Browser Interception Tool (cnet.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Google has released an experimental browser interception tool, called the "DOM Snitch". While most reconnaissance tools focus on testing server-side code, client side vulnerabilities have received less test attention. By intercepting JavaScript calls to the browser infrastructure, the tool allows detecting cross-site scripting, mixed content, insecure modifications to the same-origin policy for DOM access.
Submission + - Canada switches to plastic money (cnet.com)
markian writes: Canada is set to switch to new banknotes that last 2.5 times longer than paper money. High-tech features include metallic imagery in a transparent area, raised ink, transparent text, and hidden numbers."If you look through the frosted maple leaf emblem at a single-point light source and hold it close to your eye, you'll see a hidden circle of numbers that match the face value of the note." More info from Bank of Canada at http://www.bankofcanada.ca/banknotes/bank-note-series/polymer/
Now if we can just get rid of the penny...
Now if we can just get rid of the penny...
Comment Re:Did anyone else... (Score 1) 172
Yes, it might almost be an article about something useful.
Submission + - Viagra spammer faces jail for under-age sex (sophos.com)
An anonymous reader writes: One of the world's most notorious spammers faces jail after admitting that he had sex with under-age girls.
Spam overlord Leonid "Leo" Kuvayev is not facing any computer-related charges at Savyolovsky District Court in Moscow, but is instead answering accusations that he sexually molested girls as young as 13 years of age in the basement of one of his businesses in Leningrad.
Spam overlord Leonid "Leo" Kuvayev is not facing any computer-related charges at Savyolovsky District Court in Moscow, but is instead answering accusations that he sexually molested girls as young as 13 years of age in the basement of one of his businesses in Leningrad.
