dippityfisch - Slashdot User

Comment Re:so... (Score 1) 412

by dippityfisch on Thursday August 26, 2010 @03:53AM (#33378478) Attached to: Teacher Asks Students To Plan a Terrorist Attack

I am alarmed how quickly the spineless school principal caved in to political correctness.

Comment Snooping through a loophole? (Score 1) 183

by dippityfisch on Monday August 23, 2010 @05:32AM (#33338538) Attached to: North Korea Looking For Friends On Facebook

the North Korean facebook thing may work along these lines? http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/tech-news/facebook-privacy-loophole-lets-you-view-the-chats-pending-friend-requests-of-your-friends_100359022.html

Comment Re:Middle Ground (Score 1) 305

by dippityfisch on Sunday December 27, 2009 @08:02PM (#30566744) Attached to: Critics Call For NASA TV To "Liven Up"

I agree, I'm a long time viewer and I am tired of watching NASA employees drinking Coke and going to the bathroom during long shifts in the control room. I need more cameras pointed at the Earth..I love watching the planet turn below. Better still, how about a public controlled camera through the internet..Can't be too hard!

Comment Insurance companies must be excited (Score 1) 235

by dippityfisch on Wednesday December 16, 2009 @09:32PM (#30467670) Attached to: Scientists Crack 'Entire Genetic Code' of Cancer

Ah let me see...my crystal ball says that in the future you will be excluded from insurance cover if your DNA shows cancer markers. What about that job you applied for? Your DNA says that you may have a propensity for borderline personality disorder...go straight to management!

Submission + - Biometrics face recognition at you local mall. (smh.com.au)

Submitted by dippityfisch on Tuesday December 08, 2009 @10:47PM

dippityfisch writes: The Sydney Morning herald reports that face recognition is being considered at the shopping center giant Westfield's Sydney mall to catch offenders. The identification system matches images captured by surveillance cameras to an existing database of faces. Police said they could not comment on the center's intentions, but would welcome any move to improve security and technology in the area.

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