Submission + - Adobe admits to using 'synthetic' deblur images in (dpreview.com) 1
Adobe has photoshopped Photoshop.
Submission Summary: 0 pending, 50 declined, 17 accepted (67 total, 25.37% accepted)
The Times paywall doesn’t launch in the United States for another week; the paper has plenty of time to plug this particular Javascript vulnerability, which goes by the name NYTClean, if it wants to. But the real question is: Is this a hole they really want closed? Or is this one of the intentional leaks in the wall?
I just got an email inviting me to access the site for free for the rest of the year. Seems like they aren't really serious about this and the whole implementation is pretty odd. I suspect a committee somewhere."
South Texas College of Law professor Adam Gershowitz argued in a 2008 paper that the proliferation of iPhone-like devices means that officers fishing through your pockets for weapons can suddenly access a plethora of sensitive documents, not to mention possible passwords. "[S]ince the Supreme Court has ruled that police have broad authority to arrest people for even trivial infractions, such as failure to wear a seat belt, the current rule gives law enforcement officers broad discretion to transform a routine traffic stop into a highly intrusive excavation of your digital life,"
Buckle up!
"China gained 36 million additional internet users last year meaning there are now over 440 million internet users in the country. English has long been the most widely used language on the internet but with Chinese Internet growth rising at the rate it is, it could be less than five years before Chinese becomes the dominant language on the internet."
A tiny bit more in an Atlantic Blurb. Basically it's them and us on the Internet. Time to review those old Firefly episodes.
they undulate from side to side, in almost an air-slithering, to create an aerodynamic system. It allows them to travel from the top of the biggest trees in the region (almost 200 feet high) to a spot about 780 feet away from the tree's trunk.
Unfortunately, you will have to wait until November 24th to read more about it.
While initially funded by National Geographic, it seems that DARPA has recently picked up the tab. With all of their works with robots and the like, I wonder if it is time to welcome our Aerobatic Robotic Reptilian Overlords?
Bus error -- driver executed.