PERL will make a comeback someday.

Why do we keep seeing this being reported incorrectly by security "professionals"? Using SMS has always been two STEP, not two factor. You need to use the correct words describing a system if you are going to rag on that system.

I just can't believe I was tricked into reading another solar eclipse article.

It's funny reading this today, because yesterday my smtp server was getting attacked by a Samsung DVR.

How else will you be able visit https://www.mozilla.org/ without a browser?

This seems to be more clickbait then anything else. How did this get onto slashdot?

Uhh but don't you then burn the petrol which in turn puts the CO2 back in the air? Ride your bike, plant more trees, and stop destroying the rain forests. Answer is very simple.

Haha nope.

If I had mod points I would be giving them to you. I'm from MN too and it's common knowledge to seasoned sysadmin's here. I find it sad that facebook has to waste money and energy.

I've always found 2600 and blacklisted (back in the day) at B&N. This is just bizarre.

When I was working for a pharmacy chain back in 2007/08ish, and I got to see a presentation on Google Heath at a conference. Our software provider was partnering with Google to import all your prescription information into Google Health in real time. At the time the idea of being able to have several different pharmacies, doctor offices, and hospitals put your information into a central "electronic health record" was being pushed by Obama's campaign to lower health care costs and save lives. There was money to be had.

Of course this would be an extremely valuable service for Google, but medical industry is very powerful and clouded by federal laws. As we move forward, electronic health records are still right around the corner and someone will make all the money. I doubt there will be more then one private entity storing your data, but then again it could be like Medicare D and you have to choose from 20+ companies.

(By the way, the presentation on Google Health was the best and most professional presentation I've ever seen. They hire pros for real.)

We're now approaching our final destination, a datacenter of the future where nothing can possi-blye go wrong. Er, possi_bly_ go wrong. Heh, that's the first thing that's ever gone wrong.

I'm a linux sysadmin who uses osx as a client and it seems like macs just love to cache everything and then some. I seem to run this command way to often to fix DNS and dscl lookup issues: dscacheutil -flushcache

warez still seems to work with instant search :)