When George W. Bush demanded all search engines hand over search data tied to IP addresses for all users, Google was the only search engine to refuse. Microsoft handed that data right over.
Of course, this was MSN search in those days, so there were only about 14 people's search records apart from a few million searches for "google toolbar"
Clearly they're looking for restaurants to find the best way to cook an apple.
That's right, the new apple magic mouse will have apps and an app store available for it. For only a few bucks you'll be able to purchase games to play on your mouse...
Of course, that could be a source of attack too. Want plenty of time to access a system, use a directory based attack full of random passwords, lock every account out of the system in minutes if properly delivered. Plenty of chances to cause chaos and possibly breach other systems in the meantime.
It's aware of 256 cores, nothing about utilizing the 256. I'm guessing it probably has more to do with licensing, it needs to detect the cores properly so it can bill you for them individually.
Parkinson's Law: Work expands to fill the time alloted it.
