Comment Re: Most people need something better (Score 4, Informative) 373
Comment Surprised (Score 4, Insightful) 149
Comment Re:Since they determined autopilot wasn't to blame (Score 1) 187
Comment Re:Cheaper than wind? (Score 5, Informative) 220
Now that's great. That's like saying you're now finally running faster than the kid in the wheelchair.
Wake me when it gets cheaper than fossil fuel.
Errrr reading the statement above says.... "But now unsubsidized solar is beginning to outcompete coal and natural gas on a larger scale"
Comment Perhaps... (Score 1) 302
Comment What?! (Score 1) 367
Comment Re: A car from the guy who brought us the Apple Wa (Score 1) 143
Still bitter that The Apple Watch sold more units in one day than Android watches did all 2014?
Huh?! What has that got to do with anything?!? Apple (and many others) have tried to sell a device that fails on the simple premises of being a 'watch' before any other bells and whistles. Fits nicely on the the wrist, minimal weight, battery lasts for years... Now put the simple premises of a car, addressed as badly as smart watches have been and see how badly that thing gets you from A to B.
Comment A car from the guy who brought us the Apple Watch (Score 2) 143
Comment Have they tried... (Score 1) 198
Comment Duplicate story... no? (Score 1) 7
Comment This is news?! (Score 1) 179
Comment Re:Dollars? (Score 1) 122
Comment Dollars? (Score 1) 122
Submission + - Google Encrypts All Blogspot Domains With HTTPS
The search giant started the rollout last September, but as an opt-in service. Now users can opt to visit an HTTPS version of a site without its participation, while administrators can turn on an automatic redirect so all visitors are sent to the encrypted version.
“HTTPS is fundamental to internet security; it protects the integrity and confidentiality of data sent between websites and visitors’ browsers,” said Milanda Perera, security software engineer at Google.
Google already encrypts its search results, Google Drive and Gmail, while it also ranks HTTPS-enabled sites higher in search. Blogspot rival WordPress has already promised to rollout HTTPS.