| AirAsia Flight Goes Missing Between Indonesia and Singapore | Facebook Apologizes For 'Year In Review' Photos  Find and Fix IP Conflicts in 2 Clicks! Download SolarWinds IP Control bundle to Receive alerts when an IP conflict occurs. Find the culprit by MAC address, device, switch port, WiFi SSID and user. Isolate the offender using a remote port shutdown Learn More! Slashdot Deals: The Micro Drone 2.0 is equipped with an aerial cam so you can capture video while flipping around through the skies. Quad-rotor helicopters have long been considered a luxury toy due to their high price-point, but now you can score this one for a fraction of the regular price. Learn More! From the as-punishments-go department Convicted drunk drivers all over California may soon be required to install and pay for the use of ignition interlock devices, at a cost of $50-100 per month, plus installation. Says the article: "State Sen. Jerry Hill, D-San Mateo, wants to...  From the hard-loss department iONiUM (530420) writes As reported by many news sources, yet another plane has lost contact during a trip. This comes on the heels of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 which is still missing, and Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, which was shot down. From... From the sexist-not-to-select-by-sex department theodp writes This holiday season, Google and the National Parks partnered to let girls program the White House Christmas tree lights. While the initiative earned kudos in Fast Company's 9 Giant Leaps For Women In Science and Technology In 2014,... From the how-was-the-parade-otherwise? department Facebook this year showed users a compilation of photos drawn from their own gallery of uploaded images, but the automatic nature of the collation and display of those photos inspired the need for an apology on Facebook's part to at least one... From the keeping-you-well-under-surveillance department Der Spiegel has published today an excellent summary of what some of Edward Snowden's revelations show about the difficulty (or, generally, ease) with which the NSA and collaborating intelligence services can track, decrypt, and correlate... From the it's-only-tax-money department HughPickens.com writes Spaceflight has faded from American consciousness even as our performance in space has reached a new level of accomplishment. In the past decade, America has become a truly, permanently spacefaring nation. All day, every... From the ok-but-nothing-beats-my-omnikey-or-model-ms department MojoKid writes As a power user, you notice certain things that the average person might not. One of those is the difference between typing on a sweet mechanical keyboard with luxurious key action, versus pounding away on a run-of-the-mill squishy... From the such-a-loaded-term department the simurgh writes As the controversy surrounding Sony's handling of it's hack, the movie The Interview and it's aftermath continues, a singer is claiming that after failing to reach terms with Sony, the company put her music in the movie anyway.... From the stochastic-protection department An anonymous reader writes Despite recent highly-publicized hacking incidents making the news, companies continue to practice poor cyber-security. I signed-up to buy something from [an online vendor] and upon completing signup through HTTPS, was... From the 4-80-whattsa-difference? department An anonymous reader writes with this excerpt from Tech Dirt: For years, we've pointed out that the giant 'settlements' that the MPAA likes to announce with companies it declares illegal are little more than Hollywood-style fabrications. Cases are... From the very-sun-tzu department As illustrated in this article at io9.com, the conventional method considered for launching a manned craft to Mars might make less sense, even if it takes less time, than a more complicated but more efficient means akin to a method that's been... From the nothing's-perfect department jfruh (300774) writes Sony's PlayStation Network, brought down in a Christmas Day hacking attack, now seems to be back online. Of course, Sony also said the same thing on Saturday, but outages and problems lingered. From the article: At around 1... From the fonzie's-were-particularly-easy department An anonymous reader writes Chaos Computer Club, Europe's largest association of hackers, claims it can reproduce your fingerprints from a couple of photos that show your fingers. At the 31st annual Chaos Computer Club convention in Hamburg,... From the little-griefers department An anonymous reader writes Security researcher Mikko Hyppönen from F-Secure told the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat and Finland's MTV news that rumours have been circulating for several months about the Lizard Squad group of hackers who say they...  |
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