Comment Re:non-windows slideshow (Score 0) 84
Just be thankful it's not a series of .TIFF images
Comment Re:270 FOV - tried & tossed (Score 0) 185
What? So you could have really shitty graphics on three monitors instead of just one? I'm glad they dropped it!
Comment One Gene... (Score 0) 94
One Gene to rule them all, One Gene to find them,
One Gene to bring them all and in the darkness bind them,
In the Land of Cancer where the Shadows lie.
One Gene to bring them all and in the darkness bind them,
In the Land of Cancer where the Shadows lie.
Comment Re:They don't care (Score 1) 364
Good luck with that! NO. It's YOUR fault for accepting the EULA. It's the Lawyers man. They mess up [almost] everything
Comment I don't know about you.... but.... (Score 1) 1
Money always works for me!
Comment Re:China (Score 1) 901
Since you asked... The shoe represents the lowest part of the body (the foot) and displaying or throwing a shoe at someone or something in Arab cultures denotes that the person or thing is "beneath them." Showing the bottom of one's feet or shoes (for example, putting one's feet up on a table or desk) in Arab cultures is considered an extreme insult.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoe_tossing
Student Charged With Three Felonies For Finding Security Flaw — and Report 547
Well, yet another teenage hacker who "did the right thing" by reporting a security flaw is being punished for his actions. Although it definitely sounds like the whole story may not be in the clear yet, a 15-year-old New York high school student has been charged with three felonies claiming that he accessed a file containing social security numbers, driver's license numbers, and home addresses of past and present employees ... and then sent an anonymous email to the principal alerting him to the security flaw. "All that was needed to access the information was a district password. School officials have admitted that thousands of students, faculty and employees could have accessed the same file for up to two weeks."
