Comment Re:Noose (Score 1) 249
I'll have to speak to my girlfriend about that, she keeps saying I'm hung...
Decades-Old Soviet Reflector Spotted On the Moon 147
cremeglace writes "No one had seen a laser reflector that Soviet scientists had left on the moon almost 40 years ago, despite years of searching. Turns out searchers had been looking kilometers in the wrong direction. On 22 April, a team of physicists finally saw an incredibly faint flash from the reflector, which was ferried across the lunar surface by the Lunokhod 1 rover. The find comes thanks to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which last month imaged a large area where the rover was reported to have been left. Then the researchers, led by Tom Murphy of the University of California, San Diego, could search one football-field-size area at a time until they got a reflection."
Comment Re:summarizing the article for you... (Score 1) 461
I hope they find him soon...
Comment Re:Attacking the short poll in the tent (Score 1) 664
to add to this, I can't seem to find a way to deauthorize a computer remotely
There's an option in the iTunes Music Store Account settings to deauthorise all the computers you have authorised. I had to do this recently - http://www.apple.com/itunes/features/ says
Authorize and Deauthorize : Purchases you make from the iTunes Store can be played on up to five computers that you authorize using your iTunes Store account name and password. To authorize or deauthorize a single computer, choose Authorize Computer or Deauthorize Computer from the Store menu. If all 5 authorizations are being used, you can deauthorize all your computers at one time by choosing View My Account from the Store menu and selecting Deauthorize All.
Doesn't stop your problem when you get past five machines, but really who is actively using that many machines to manage their music?
Submission + - Internet jihad begins?
dbreeze writes: According to http://www.debka.com/ "Osama bin Ladens followers announced Monday, Oct. 29, the launching of Electronic Jihad. On Sunday, Nov. 11, al Qaedas electronic experts will start attacking Western, Jewish, Israeli, Muslim apostate and Shiite Web sites. On Day One, they will test their skills against 15 targeted sites and expand the operation from day to day thereafter until hundreds of thousands of Islamist hackers are in action against untold numbers of anti-Muslim sites." http://www.debka.com/headline.php?hid=4723. "The electronic war they have declared could cause considerable trouble on the worlds Internet." Better get your downloading done.
Submission + - BSD hacker "itojun" has passed away at 37
CounterZer0 writes: Famed BSD and IPv6 hacker Jun-ichiro "itojun" Itoh Hagino has passed away, at age 37. More information here: http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20071030220114
