| Google's Driverless Cars Capable of Exceeding Speed Limit | New HP Laptop Would Mean Windows at Chromebook Prices  Upgrade Your IT Savvy and Career - 100% Online. Ranked a Best National University by U.S. News, regionally accredited Florida Tech offers associates, bachelors and masters degrees in IT. Knowledge Really is Power. No ACT/SAT/GRE or GMAT required! Start today! Your network generates daily event records that can be used to reduce your exposure to intruders, malware, damage, loss, and legal liabilities. But how quickly can you find an exact log when you really need it? Find out how you can pinpoint the log you are looking for from within the many possible sources and formats in which it can appear. Learn More! From the here-we-go-again department An anonymous reader writes The news aggregator Fark is ancient in dot com terms. Users submit news links to the privately run site and tear it — and each other — to pieces in the discussion threads. (Sound familiar?) While the site...  From the how-should-i-feel-when-a-driverless-car-tailgates-me? department mrspoonsi sends a report about how Google's autonomous vehicles handle speed limits. It's easy to assume that driverless cars will simply be programmed never to exceed a posted speed limit, but Google has found that such behavior can actually be... From the taming-a-small-star department Lasrick writes: Yale's Jason Parisi makes a compelling case for fusion power, and explains why fusion is cleaner, safer, and doesn't provide opportunities for nuclear smuggling and proliferation. The only downside will be the transition period,... From the is-that-a-bargain? department New submitter nrjperera (2669521) submits news of a new laptop from HP that's in Chromebook (or, a few years ago, "netbook") territory, price-wise, but loaded with Windows 8.1 instead. Microsoft has teamed up with HP to make an affordable Windows... From the cheaper-than-a-trial department mpicpp sends word of a $125,000 settlement for a man who was arrested for photographing members of the New York Police Department. On June 14th, 2012, the man was sitting in his car when he saw three African-American youths being stopped and... From the but-it's-a-soft-stone department jones_supa (887896) writes "Apart from minor editorial tweaks, the ISO C++14 standard can be considered completed. Implementations are already shipping by major suppliers. C++14 is mostly an incremental update over C++11 with some new features... From the no-using-drones-to-attack-mexico department Fubar writes: Two city council members from Phoenix, AZ are introducing "draft language" for public discussion that would make it illegal to use a drone to film people without their knowledge. The council members are worred about privacy of people... From the makes-great-gift-wrapping-too department itwbennett (1594911) writes In a follow-up to yesterday's story about the Chinese hackers who stole hospital data of 4.5 million patients, IDG News Service's Martyn Williams set out to learn why the data, which didn't include credit card... From the turnabout-is-fairly-played-out department cold fjord writes: According to Foreign Policy, "The revelation that Germany spies on Turkey, a NATO member, should dispel any notion that spying on allies violates the unwritten rules of international espionage. ... For nearly a year, the extent... From the retirement!-retirement!-retirement! department jones_supa writes: After leaving his position as CEO of Microsoft a year ago, Steve Ballmer has still held a position as a member of the board of directors for the company. Now, he is leaving the board, explaining why in a letter to fresh... From the rise-of-the-technofarmer department New submitter ErnieKey writes: Farming has been stuck in a bit of a rut, when compared to other industries. Businesses across the globe have been innovating for decades, while farming has been using techniques that have been handed down from... From the security-through-whoops department itwbennett (1594911) writes Community Health Systems said the attack occurred in April and June of this year, but it wasn't until July that it determined the theft had taken place. Working with a computer security company, it determined the attack... From the space-stations-like-to-swim department schwit1 sends this report from the ITAR-TASS News Agency: An experiment of taking samples from illuminators and the ISS surface has brought unique results, as scientists had found traces of sea plankton there, the chief of an orbital mission on... From the at-least-qnx-gets-to-live department First time accepted submitter BarbaraHudson (3785311) writes The CBC is reporting that Blackberry has made preparations to abandon the phone market by spinning pieces of the business off into Blackberry Technology Solutions. From the article: "The... From the until-computers-improve department An anonymous reader writes CAPTCHA services that require users to recognize and type in static distorted characters may be a method of the past, according to studies published by researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Researchers...  |
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