John Doe lives there, right? =D

And this is why I love xkcd. Revolutionizing the way we think about things with comics.

If you saw a quarter on the ground would you refuse to pick it up because it belonged to someone at one point? It's just laying there on the ground. The person that lost it probably doesn't even care, right? Where do you draw the line on morality and circumstances? I know it's a far stretch but even though the blame is obviously on the hacker, don't you think the POTUS should be a bit more careful? Especially in this day and age. I would be tempted to give him a firm slap in the face if I knew he had ever considered using "password" for an account password, or his mother's maiden name for a security question. *looks over shoulder for secret service*.

I'm definitely bringing my own controller over to my friend's houses from now on. You feel me?

Being self taught myself, I think the biggest downside is some of the strategies and standards that are taught in the mainstream curriculum (IE: how to properly use the object-oriented model, etc.). Especially when I first started out, my code may get the job done, but it wasn't the cleanest or best approach. Luckily, I think it will come to you in time if you focus on improving your code.

How did they think would get away with that? It's one thing if they detected the laptop was on the school's Wifi and then they can activate the webcam then. Still a privacy issue but at least it's within their grounds. If everything was recorded I would have to assume that one of the adults watching saw what could be considered "kiddie-porn". This isn't going to end well for the school I'm sure.

They said cyber-attack, not an apocalypse :-D

Soon the roads will be bumper car mania.

Soon it will be so hammered that we'll all be back to dial-up speeds anyways. That's what we all wanted, isn't it?

Surely no one uses God, Sex, Money, or Love as their password! I use my birthday or sometimes my mother's maiden name... no one will ever guess that, right? =X