Comment Re:It doesn't even require the Internet (Score 3, Funny) 229
So what you're saying is that George W. Bush is really a Democrat, trying to make Republicans look bad?
Journal Journal: Oh! Dear me! 5
How do you bring back the dead? I'm sure that some of you freaks consider the award to be "just", and we should just move on and accept this as just part of doing business, and quit complaining about the collateral damage, right? Will the perpetrators of this atrocity ever be held accountable? Of course not! At the very most they will get called into the
Firefox and IE Still Not Getting Along 207
juct writes "Heise describes a new demo showing how Firefox running under Windows XP SP2 can be abused to start applications. For this to work, however, Internet Explorer 7 needs to be installed. This severe security problem promises another round in the 'who-is-to-blame-war' between Mozilla and Microsoft. Mozilla currently is leading the race for a patch, as they have one ready in their bugzilla database. 'The authors of the demo note that there are many further examples of such vulnerabilities via registered URIs. What is so far visible is just "the tip of the iceberg". They state that registered URIs are tantamount to a remote gateway into your computer. To be on the safe side, users should, in the authors' opinion, deregister all unnecessary URIs - without, however, elucidating which are superfluous.'"
