Maybe no one listened last time - but this is not the first time this has been announced. http://www.theguardian.com/tec...

rtfa - this is clearly a discussion about software and/or power failure, not hardware.

""Hacking" has SOME meaning ya dummies" Yes - and the meaning of the term "hacking" has little to do with criminal activity or the breaching of a computer network. That meaning, is quite new.

yeah, which work great, for *known* vulnerabilities.

Automated Testing really only works for making sure things work the way they're supposed to work. There really is no such thing as automated Penetration Testing.

We use ENOM - who have proven to be a good balance between value and not-being-incompetent-@*@#&#s.

And thats how words loose their meaning. I don't mean to poopoo the educational aspect of learning to program for a cluster. I don't at all, just don't label it something it is clearly not.

Cluster? maybe. Super? hardly.

"SANs are immune to hacking" Oh man. That is rich. Can I interest you in a very fine Bridge? only slightly used.

uh, we don't fight opium production. If anything we support it. Haven't you seen the statistics on Afghanistan?

The article says quite clearly: The scientific problem they're solving has to do with recovering proteins from test tubes in the lab.

Congratulations - you have made the exact same argument that was made against HD in the first place. Guess what: people will upgrade, because people who aren't you, can notice a difference in the living-room.

Thats just because no one has bothered to make a malicious 40Gb NIC. There's nothing inherently secure about a PCIe card using DMA.

SPI Flash - is an eeprom.

PROM or EPROM actually.