Sun rule
As a kid we operated by the sun.
Up at sunrise, out of the house.
Dusk to sunset, back home.
We had a national park at our doorstep to explore!
Posts by Winkypop
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Stalking cheap Chinese GPS child trackers is as easy as 123... 456 – because that's the default password on 600k+ of these gizmos
Oops, wait, yeah, we did hand over photos for King's Cross facial-recog CCTV, cops admit
How do you do, fellow kids? Facebook now Boomerbook as British oldies outnumber teens
Dixons hits back at McAfee's £30m antivirus sueball: Your AV didn't work on Windows 10S
'Hey Google, remind Greg the locks have been changed, and he should find a new place to live. Maybe ask his mistress?'
We checked and yup, it's no longer 2001. And yet you can pwn a Windows box via Notepad.exe
Alexa, can you tell me how many Chinese kids were forced into working nights to build this unit?
It's Friday lunchtime on International Beer Day. Bitter hop to it, boss'll be none the weiser
Cybercrooks attempted credential-stuffing banks 3.5 BEEELLION times in the last 18 months alone
Cambridge Analytica didn't perform work for Leave.EU? Uh, not so fast, says whistleblower
City-obliterating asteroid screamed past Earth the other night – and boffins only clocked it just 26 hours beforehand
Backdoors won't weaken your encryption, wails FBI boss. And he's right. They won't – they'll fscking torpedo it
'Cockwomble' is off the menu: Uncle Bulgaria issues edict against using name in vain
It's Prime Minister Boris Johnson: Tech industry speaks its brains on Brexit-monger's victory
BT boss warns 16-min walk from current HQ to new London base 'just the tip of the iceberg'
You'll never guess what US mad lads Throwflame have strapped to a drone (clue: it does exactly what it says on the tin)
Incognito mode won't stop smut sites sharing your pervy preferences with Facebook, Google and, er, Oracle
UK government buys off Serco lawsuit with £10m bung. Whew. Now Capita can start running fire and rescue
Those facial recognition trials in the UK? They should be banned, warns Parliamentary committee
It just wasn't meant toupee: Bloke nicked at Barcelona Airport with €30k of blow under wig
Train maker's coder goes loco, choo-choo-chooses to flee to China with top-secret code – allegedly
Oh, lovely, a bipartisan election hack alert law bill for Mitch McConnell to feed into the shredder
Jodrell Bank goes full UNESCO while Dundee awaits the decomissioners
Serious Fraud Office fines Serco £22.9m over electronic tagging scandal
More households invite creepy smart speakers indoors: Arch-slurper Google top dog for Q1
14 sailors die aboard Russian cable spy, er, ocean research nuke sub after fire breaks out
This weekend you better read those ebooks you bought from Microsoft – because they'll be dead come early July
Brexit: Digital border possible for Irish backstop woes, UK MPs told
There's Huawei too many vulns in Chinese giant's firmware: Bug hunters slam pisspoor code
Must watch: GE's smart light bulb reset process is a masterpiece... of modern techno-insanity
Facebook won't nuke deepfakes? OK, let's tear up those precious legal protections from user-posted content, then
Church roofs? Nyet, say Russian scrap thieves, we're taking this bridge
Introducing 'freedom gas' – a bit like the 2003 deep-fried potato variety, only even worse for you
If you hear podcasting star Joe Rogan say something dumb, it may not be his fault – an AI has cloned his voice
It's 2019 and a WhatsApp call can hack a phone: Zero-day exploit infects mobes with spyware
Tuesday 14th May 2019 06:23 GMT 
Orwell warned of the Telescreen
"The telescreen received and transmitted simultaneously. Any sound that Winston made, above the level of a very low whisper, would be picked up by it, moreover, so long as he remained within the field of vision which the metal plaque commanded, he could be seen as well as heard."
He never imagined to true scale of the surveillance state we live in just a few decades after 1984.
Crap band sues crap beer maker: Hair-metal rockers have an Axl to grind over Guns N' Rosé
Veteran vulture Andrew Orlowski is offski after 19 years at The Register
Owner of Smuggler's Inn B&B ordered to put up a sign warning guests not to cross into Canada
Aussies, Yanks may think they're big drinkers – but Brits easily booze them under the table
Who's using Mueller Report Day to bury bad news? If you guessed Facebook, you're right: Millions more passwords stored in plaintext
London's Metropolitan Police arrest Julian Assange
Make America Infringe Again: Trump campaign video pulled over Batman copyright
Scare-bnb: Family finds creeper cams hidden in their weekend rental by scanning Wi-Fi
Ex-Mozilla CTO: US border cops demanded I unlock my phone, laptop at SF airport – and I'm an American citizen
Are you sure you've got a floppy disk stuck in the drive? Or is it 100 lodged in the chassis?
Boffins may have found something more salty than Brexit Brits' tears this week: Underground pools of water on Mars
Office Depot, OfficeMax, Support.com cough up $35m after charging folks millions in 'fake' malware cleanup fees
Vengeful sacked IT bod destroyed ex-employer's AWS cloud accounts. Now he'll spent rest of 2019 in the clink
Stop us if you're getting deja-vu: Uber used spyware to nobble dial-a-ride rival, this time Down Under, allegedly
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