Heartbleed was an OpenSSL vulnerability.

Even with the SDK, why wouldnâ(TM)t you have a properly scoped URI with embedded version so as to âoeprotectâ against breaking changes? So if v1 returned Boolean and v2 returned the pointer to a struct, you donâ(TM)t cause unintended consequences and allow a graceful deprecating of the old call.

This is pretty standard distribute system stuff.

They employ a similar idea on the Eurostar while going through the Chunnel. Itâ(TM)s obviously not whatâ(TM)s actually outside, but entertaining for the kids.

https://www.eurostar.com/uk-en...

These days financial services (HQs) are in midtown and tech/IT depts are in New Jersey.

Maybe Cisco should stop doing things to break the way IP works. There are reserved IP ranges just for that purpose.

Privacy is really about informed consent. If you decide to disclose everything about yourself, freely it is certainly your right to do so. The danger is assuming everyone else thinks the same as you. Unless they explicitly consent, their privacy has been violated.

Green cards do have expirations, they typically need to be renewed every 10 years.

It's what your MacBook keeps sending back to *.Apple.com when idle.

Only half joking.

You're no longer limited to 256kbps outside of the US, you get full LTE rate.

http://m.androidcentral.com/go...

An actual security reason to keep using Gentoo!

It adds additional support for the graphics portion which weren't previously included in the main line kernel.

Pogo?

So.... Exactly like Amazon Fire TV?

While I have no affiliation with these guys, I think they might be useful for the power replenishment side of your camping problem :

http://powerpractical.com/coll...

PS I don't camp either, but I have used their Power Practical (http://powerpractical.com/collections/know-power) accessories for 'city boy' use cases :-)

Depends on "why" you're trying to block access:

Surfing Facebook is a productivity hit? A time bound exception (30 mins at a time) might be a viable approach.
Porn? Probably no valid reason to surf porn at most jobs.

As a previous poster said, if you're really concerned about malware / C+C servers etc, blacklist everything, whitelist a hand full of websites required for the job.