Seriously.

Logging traffic is not going to stop someone from doing something stupid, like falling for a scam.

Education is.

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Does dumb switches count? Because I have a few netgear gigabit switches as well.. and ip cameras.. and.. and..

HTC Desire Z, or whatever they call it in $YOUR_AREA

I have it and use it for IRC, mail, ssh ++.

I never learned touch correctly, but I do type pretty fast without looking by using a weird combination of fingers. I rest my hands in a sort of home-position, but then I use fewer fingers to type. It's what have worked best for me. To describe how I use my fingers would be very weird, but one could say for most of my typing I use 3 fingers on each hand, in addition to right thumb for space and right pinky for enter/return.

When I write code I usually spend more time thinking than typing, so speed haven't really been an issue. I score 60+ WPM and allthough that is a far cry from the 120WPM mentioned in the article it really is fast enough for me.

That's really interesting.
That's really interesting.
That's really interesting.
That's really interesting.
That's really interesting.
# duplicate state detected, jumping loop
Daisy, daisy, give me your answer do..

Does this mean PSN stored passwords in cleartext?

If the password was hashed I'm not that concerned. You won't find my password in a rainbow-table.

But if it was unhashed, a looooot of people should change their passwords.

This XKCD comes to mind

According to a hotel manager I know expedia wanted 1/3 commision on hotel rooms.

Sure, he appreciated the extra business, but at the same time it was a major cut in their profit margin.

And expedia (and other hotel booking services) now wield so much power that it's hard for hotels to say now. More so for hotels that are not part of a chain that can afford to say no.

I love seeing when a pop/dance-artist actually does an acoustic set.

Ever heard of milk inc from Belgium?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VAz5cubGGU