Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't.That's classic excuse for most things that turn out to be wrong headed in the long run. "The best interest of the public".
Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't.That's classic excuse for most things that turn out to be wrong headed in the long run. "The best interest of the public".
Aren't we associated with CloudFlare in San Francisco? They are mentioned in that blog as well.At last count, Monday afternoon, the computer scientists at the University of Michigan found that 1.4 million web servers remain vulnerable to a Heartbleed attack. They are posting lists of vulnerable web and mail servers on their website.
It took 11 hours, but two researchers — one in Russia, the other in Finland — were able to do it.
Goodbye and good riddance to Twitter and Facebook. Maybe some hacker will figure out how to stop texting/posting while driving.They could shut down the Net, fairly easily.
Including Twitter, (Facebook, The World's finest data-miner), etc.
And even dumber are the ones who hide their "smart" phone in their lap, so other drivers don't see them thumbing it.
I was driving along I-80 and I passed a woman playing on her ipad held up against her steering wheel. My son claims she was playing Candy Crush. Darwin will catch up with her soon. Hopefully no collateral damage along the way.And even dumber are the ones who hide their "smart" phone in their lap, so other drivers don't see them thumbing it.
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