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Beijing deploys facial scanners to counter public toilet abuse
Ye Bug List
Norfolk County Council sent filing cabinet filled with kids' info to a second-hand shop
A router with a fear of heights? Yup. It's a thing
You had me going for a minute there...
when you said about liking it "low and slow" and "mountainous networks", I thought you must be referring to sudden peaks of demand causing supply instabilities. Seriously? It's a cooling problem? Wow. That's a tight tolerance. I mean, I know that capacitative trackpads had a problem with dry air / moist air once upon a time, and you had a correction factor for that. Well, you live and learn.
BOFH: Don't back up in anger
Re: New technical terms.
Combined ultrasensitive magnetic resonance force microscopy (MRFM) / 3D image reconstruction achieves magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with resolution <10 nm. The image reconstruction converts measured magnetic force data into a 3D map of nuclear spin density, taking advantage of the unique characteristics of the “resonant slice” that is projected outward from a nanoscale magnetic tip. The basic principles are demonstrated by imaging the 1H spin density within individual nano-scale particles sitting on a nanometer-thick layer of adsorbed hydrocarbons. The result represents a 100 million-fold improvement in volume resolution over conventional MRI, demonstrating the potential of MRFM as a tool for 3D, elementally selective imaging on the nanometer scale.
Think I'm making this stuff up?
User jams up PC. Literally. No, we don't know which flavour
Re: Good design my a***
I had a Sony Vaio once that persistently failed to connect to WiFi. The power switch was a fancy sprung loaded slide to activate job that also released the clamshell lock. It was located right next to the WiFi /Airplane mode on/off slide switch which was about 2mm thick with a tactile surface. There was no Wi/Fi on/off light either, it was a green on-screen display.
Every time the user opened the clamshell, they clicked Airplane mode to on. I would go through a whole load of shitty superstitious mumbo jumbo removing drivers and adding them back and taking them away again and putting them back again... and then miraculously it would work. I had usually rested my thumb on the switch and pushed it back on by accident.
It took about 6 months and 6 visits from the professor in question before I eventually downloaded the manual and decided to read it page by page to see what was going on. Then, THEN, I noticed the little line with a number on the end pointed at the edge of the Vaio, and THEN I decided to look up what Number 7 was, and saw it was "Airplane Mode".
Barrister fined after idiot husband slings unencrypted client data onto the internet
GCHQ dismisses Trump wiretap rumours as tosh
Re: Tin Foil Hatters have taken over the free world
All the security services need to do is just get everyone to BELIEVE that they mass surveil everything and everyone. Then they set up a dummy company that sells ultra-secure unbreakable encryption in a variety of easy to swallow packages. All it takes is just a leisurely scroll through the order book. The wisdom of Solomon.
Most emphatically NOBODY tapped telephones at Trump tower.
They had no need to. They had wire taps in place already at the Russian embassy, the offices of various Russian executives and ambassadors and the homes of the aforementioned. So who's fault is it that they spent so much time on the blower to the Putin-crew?
Gov.UK pulls plug on its YouTube ads amid extremism concerns
Fire brigade called to free man's bits from titanium ring's grip
Dungeons & Dragons finally going digital
Time crystals really do exist, say physicists*
Will AI lead to the rise of the love machines?
UK Home Office warns tech staff not to tweet negative Donald Trump posts
Is that a phone in your hand – or a gun? This neural network reckons it has it all figured out
Re: Can it detect someone armed with a pointed stick?
Primary Data's metadata engine 'speeds up' NAS, saves 'millions'. Leaps burning buildings, too?
Microsoft nicks one more Apple idea: An ad-supported OS
I came across this today...
https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2014/03/salt-found-to-improve-red-wine-flavour/ about Nathan Myhrvold, Microsoft’s former chief technology officer.
So they have a history of "improving the consumer experience" through radical departures from received wisdom, it seems.
Smart sex toys firm coughs up $3.75m in privacy lawsuit
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