Has it been used to steal Bitcoin balances or is this a vulnerability and possibility?
Posts by LarsG
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Android bug batters Bitcoin wallets
Despite Microsoft Surface RT debacle, second-gen model in the works
Obama proposes four-point plan to investigate US data spooks
Werner Herzog's latest film warns drivers not to text while driving
Study finds online commentards easily duped, manipulated
Asus will bung 'Nexus 7 2' fondle-droids on Blighty's shelves this month
Re: Specs make the iPad Mini look REALLY crap.
Yes and maybe the next ipad mini will make the Nexus look dated. The longest race in the world and the lead changes day by day, the end is not even in sight.
As to bench marks, they ALL cheat. The bottom line is this,
does your tablet work smoothly?
does your tablet freeze?
does your tablet require regular re-booting?
does your tablet require an anti-virus program?
does the anti-virus slow it down?
does it take ages to get hold of the newest operating system?
does the manufacturer withdraw support for older models?
If you answer YES to the majority of the questions you know what you need to buy to end your frustration.
Xbox One users will have to pay extra for Skype and gamer-gratifying DVR
British ankle-biters handed first mobe at the age of SEVEN - Ofcom
Under the guise of safety
Many parents are under the misapprehension that giving a young child a phone is a matter of safety.
Instead they give phones to impressionable children with little maturity and risk exposing them to an unsupervised web experience at a too young age and unsupervised phone.
Safety can be a very abstract term.
Android approaches 80% smartphone share as Apple's iPhone grows old
Instead
Instead of looking at it as Android v Apple v Blackberry v Windows it should be broken down into Manufacturer v Manufacturer v Manufacturer v Manufacturer.
Comparing manufacturers is more relevant economically than comparing OS's as a manufacturer may go bust but an operating system won't.
IBM committed 'ethical transgressions' to win botched project
Sad shop-shelf-clinging BlackBerry Z10 AXED ... in price, contracts
Microsoft cuts Surface Pro price by $100
USA reverses iPhone, iPad sales ban
Facebook: 'Don't worry, your posts are SECURE with us'
HTC warns of likely loss next quarter
May the fourths be with you: Muso John Williams returns to Star Wars
Re: Surprised...
The first film was and is the definitive Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back and The Return of the Jedi were natural follow ons but didn't add to the original which was a stand alone film. The studios were just cashing in.
The prequels on the other hand are just over CGI'd teen film crap. Fully of pretty people, no real story line which relied on special effects to sell themselves. My biggest gripe is the technology in these films, the sci-fi tech is more complex that the original 3 films. It is as though time has gone backwards.
I hope the New Star Wars stays honest, no over the top CGI, no pretty teen clones, tech that appears to belong to the particular time.
Make it a bit more adult, appeal to those that saw the original rather than the tweenies the prequels were aimed at.
Move over, Freeview, just like you promised: You're hogging the 4G bed
PEAK APPLE: iPad market share hits the skids
Egad! Could Samsung be cheating in Galaxy benchmark tests?
Scalpers gouge China's fanbois for Genius Bar appointments
Apple's shock treatment: An authentic charger-spotting guide
Keep calm and carry on spying on Americans, US politicos tell NSA
Dead STEVE JOBS 'touts rival Lenovo gear' FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE
When
When the film is released America will once again believe the Great Jobs was a great charitable man who looked after his staff, was the nicest person you could hope to meet and who listened to others and took advice.
What a nice man they will say when they leave the cinema, what a shame his life was cut short, I never knew he invented the Internet, mobile phone, computer, keyboard....... Shoes, God....... What an amazing guy!
I mean, the US film industry distorts pretty much every historical fact there is.
Senator: Surveillance state based on secret law 'has no place in America'
Texas man charged in multimillion-dollar Bitcoin Ponzi scheme
Burger-rage horse dumps on McDonald's: Rider saddled with fat fine
US Marine Corps misses target, finds and bombs Nemo
The Harrier
An aircraft designed by the UK, built under licence by the US. UK aircraft then scrapped and sold off to the US by our Government as a cost cutting exercise. The tragedy is not the bombs but the tech we give away for others to exploit.
Just like the jet engine the UK gave to USSR which found its way into the MIG15.
Politicians have a lot to answer for and they never learn because they seem to do a lot of it.
Middle America pulls up sagging pants menace, belts repeat offenders
US town mulls bounty on spy drones, English-speaking gunman only
If you don't happen to be white
I'd stear clear if your ethnicity is anything but white, you regularly wrap a towel on your head after a shower, wear a long dressing gown, are in a same sex relationship, vote liberal, wear sandals, have a beard, read the Guardian, drive a foreign car.....
There is probably a 'symbolic' ordinance for that but you are as likely to get shot for it as you would knocking on a door and asking for directions in the dark.
UK parliament presses for pardon for Alan Turing
Realistically, making apologies for what had been done in the distant past, years ago is symptomatic of the age we live in.
Let's apologise for........
Let's apologise for slavery
Let's apologise for crimes in the past that are no longer crimes
Let's apologise for Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Let's apologise for the British Empire
Let's apologise for the Aboriginies
Let's apologise for the American Indians
Let's Apologise for the bombing of Dresden
Let's, let's, let's.......
Instead of this faux apology thing how about we look back on History discuss what was done, understand why these things happened and that they were 'incidents, acts and products of their time' then celebrate that we have come a long way since. Apologising for the distant past serves no purpose.
UK investigators finger emergency beacon for 787 Heathrow fire
Beijing fanboi in coma after iPhone 4 shock treatment
Russian mobile operators say 'nyet!' to Apple, 'da!' to Samsung
Finally, someone's fixed THAT Android hole. Was it your mobe network? No
PRISM scandal: Brit spooks operated within the law, say politicos
Ground control? My space helmet is FILLING WITH WATER!
D'OH! Use Tumblr on iPhone or iPad, give your password to the WORLD
Researchers seek Internet's choke points
Acer silences Thunderbolt
Re: Makes no difference
From a personal point of view, I have a MacBook Pro and Dell XPS, while I have USB 3 on the Mac and USB 2 on the Dell. I've never had an issue with waiting a couple of minutes longer and it gives me time to put the kettle on.
The average user doesn't move hundreds of Gb of data, maybe a few photos, video, music here and there perhaps but that's about all. I wouldn't buy a new computer, spend £500 just to have a couple of USB 3 sockets and then have to upgrade my USB 2 memory sticks or back up hard drives or buy new caddies for my old hard drives.
Makes no difference
The average man in the street is quite happy with his 3 year old PC that does everything that is needed. Few people need such high speed transfer rates, are happy with USB 2 and there is nothing innovative enough or must have to upgrade.
The consumer is much wiser to the fact that new and 'upgraded' PCs are just smoke and mirrors.
I have a first generation retina screen iPad, I see no reason to upgrade until it stops working. I mean why upgrade for a new socket, slightly faster processor and fractionally less heavy new one when it does everything I want of it.
Apple needs help: iWatch, 'Retina' iPad mini delayed until 2014?
Re: First mover advantage??
The report is just a way to garner interest, the leaks are the kind that tries to make Apple show its hand.
The media hate the fact that Apple can play its cards so close to its chest and they are never able to truly break through all the secrecy. Instead a story about delays and problems is put out in the hope that it will damage the share price so much that Apple will have to announce something to refute the allegations.
Come the Autumn, there will be iOS 7, probably a new iPad, probably a new iPhone, probably an iPad mini with retina and probably an announcement that the iWatch will be released in March 2014.
Going on past reports no ne in the media has ever got it right unless Apple instigated the 'leak' for their own advantage.
Is your Apple gadget made of human misery and eco-ruin?
Cubesats to go interplanetary with tiny plasma drives
Boeing batteries back under spotlight as 787 burns at Heathrow
A known problem
"The revised operating procedure calls for the APU selector switch to be put in the “on” position during a shutdown, which will allow the inlet door to open and the the unit to cool down. The door must remain open for 40 min. before being closed, to enable the APU to be restarted. The notice indicates that the APU could be restarted without causing damage if reactivated within 20 min. of shutdown, or after 120 min. have elapsed.
The revised procedure also has connections with the operation of one of the 787's two lithium-ion batteries. The notice includes a precautionary note that advises against using the APU battery power to keep the door open as this will “only have about 15 minutes before being discharged.” It adds that ground power must be used to keep the APU door open for 40 min. and warns that, if this is disconnected, the door will close even with the APU switch on the flight deck remaining in the “open” position. Boeing declines to specify the design changes that will be made to improve cooling and ventilation of the APU compartment."
The APU is in fact located in the tail section?