Is it April 1st already?

Isn't it a violation of the European General Data Protection Regulation if they have no idea what kind of personal data they have and where it's stored?

The first words that came to my mind were biobots and biobotics.

I bought a Google assistant a few months ago, just after it became available in my native language. The one thing that surprised me is that I can't teach it anything. It's supposed to learn, but I can't speed up the learning process by explaining it what I want. Why can't I use my voice to tell it what kind of routines I want? Why is it not possible to teach it synonyms?

There were actually two resolutions on Daylight Saving Time. The other was about abolishing DST and was rejected: https://www.timeanddate.com/ne...

As I understand it, the test cars don't go faster than 25mph. After so many miles of testing, will the car finally be ready to drive a bit faster?

Did they do the right thing by actively facilitating the mass distribution of child pornography?

They will be told to come back in a week or two to celebrate St Maarten (http://dutchfood.about.com/od/dutchholidayrecipes/a/Sint-Maarten-Holiday.htm)

Although I'd rather celebrate Halloween and scare them off.

You probably wouldn't be able to see clearly through the window anymore after using the touchscreen display.

Because the US doesn't try to launch cars from the deck: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eiJkQzpzRc

Here's a link to an article in English:

http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid14_gci1332898,00.html

From the article:

Many TCP servers use a technique known as a SYN cookie in order to prevent attackers using spoofed IP addresses from launching SYN flood denial-of-service attacks against them. The cookie is essentially a chosen TCP initial sequence number that is calculated using some specific hashed metadata that reflects the details of the specific TCP connection. Once the client returns a correct packet to the server, the server knows that the client isn't using a forged IP address.

Sockstress computes and stores so-called client-side SYN cookies and enables Lee and Louis to specify a destination port and IP address. The method allows them to complete the TCP handshake without having to store any values, which takes time and resources. "We can then say that we want to establish X number of TCP connections on that address and that we want to use this attack type, and it does it," Lee said.