Comment Arrested, then bailed (Score 1) 95
They've both been bailed, so presumably they're now furiously DBAN'ing everything they own.
Comment Re:More information (Score 2, Funny) 581
Microsoft Bob?!!?
Comment Re:Duke Nukem (Score 1) 261
I believe the comment was signed by "Levelord" (By the game designer Richard Gray, who was quite prolific).
Submission + - Microsoft warns of copycat Conficker worm (itpro.co.uk)
nk497 writes: "Microsoft is warning that malware writers have adapted a four-year-old virus to use features of Conficker to take advantage of Windows flaws. Other similarities between the adapted Neeris worm and Conficker are that it downloads a copy of the worm from the attacking machine using HTTP, spreads via autorun, and uses a driver to patch the TCP/IP layer of the system. It even saw a traffic jump around the first of April, when the Conficker hype peaked. But the Microsoft researchers suggested Conficker may have copied Neeris, or that they're copying each other: "It is possible that these miscreants somehow collaborate or at least are aware of each other's 'products'.""
Comment Logging out all the time (Score 1) 1582
Sounds like an interesting system, but slashdot always logs me out when I don't want to!
Comment Re:Mine is far more efficient (Score 1) 487
Then we can chop them down, make them into paper, and replant.
The paper gets the TPS report printed on it, then gets buried in landfill, thus sequestering the CO2 safely in the earth until it gets converted back into fossil fuel in the distant future.
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