Wiseleo - Slashdot User

Comment Re:funding (Score 1) 388

by Wiseleo on Wednesday November 26, 2008 @04:06AM (#25896963) Attached to: Bay Area To Install Electric Vehicle Grid

Air travel costs by 2030 will be a distant memory of today due to rising costs of jet fuel.

It will cost a lot to build our high speed rail, but it is essential to our state. Previously sparsely populated communities will be within commute range of Silicon Valley.

I can't wait for this project to start getting built.

Comment Re:True in the DJ world, too. (Score 1) 273

by Wiseleo on Wednesday November 26, 2008 @03:27AM (#25896761) Attached to: At Atlantic Records, Digital Sales Surpass CDs

You can probably thank Scratch Live http://scratchlive.net/ for this.

They are rapidly replacing actual vinyl records and CDs as DJs' tools of choice.

Submission + - Citibank Credit Card Recall

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday February 14, 2007 @05:36PM

An anonymous reader writes: My wife and I each have Citibank credit cards and today we got a notice (plus new cards with new numbers) that "Citi Cards has learned that your account number as indicated on the attached card carrier may have been compromised/stolen from an outside party and could be at risk for unauthorized use." Hmmm... Comforting. Is this connected to any known breach, possible covered already on /.? We called them and they would not give any information due to ongoing law enforcement investigations. Sorry, no link for this that I could find.

Submission + - Why are the children of conservatives so wild?

Submitted by stabiesoft on Wednesday February 14, 2007 @05:22PM

stabiesoft writes: I've noticed over the years the more conservative a household is, the wilder the kids. Here again, we have uber-conservative Scalia's daughter driving drunk with the kids. http://www.cnn.com/2007/LAW/02/14/scalia.daughter. ap/index.html The Bush daughter's have been nailed, Jeb's daughter, the list goes on.

"Very Severe Hole" In Vista UAC Design 813

Posted by kdawson on Tuesday February 13, 2007 @05:07PM from the she-said-he-said dept.

Cuts and bruises writes "Hacker Joanna Rutkowska has flagged a "very severe hole" in the design of Windows Vista's User Account Controls (UAC) feature. The issue is that Vista automatically assumes that all setup programs (application installers) should be run with administrator privileges — and gives the user no option to let them run without elevated privileges. This means that a freeware Tetris installer would be allowed to load kernel drivers. Microsoft's Mark Russinovich acknowledges the risk factor but says it was a 'design choice' to balance security with ease of use."

Bookmark IE and Firefox cough up hard drive contents (theregister.co.uk)

by xdotx on Tuesday February 13, 2007 @05:04PM

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