Re: 2010 called...
Did you warn them?
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Skype now translates in real-time into seven languages
Norway cops, Europol, throw cage over RAT
Put your private parts on display if you want to keep earning a living
Serving up IT on a silver platter, also known as ITSM
Full of fear at work: Blame the boss, or yourself?
RBS and Natwest online banking goes titsup
NASA books space shuttle delivery truck
Saturday 16th January 2016 09:08 GMT
Re: BOR-4
Yup. Same problem, same parameters ➡ similar solution (no surprise there).
I am worried a bit about the folding wings, though. Doesn't that mean there is a gap in the heat shield? (Yes, I'm aware it's there by design and they will have taken the problems into account. But still, the only parts that really can't fail are the parts you don't incorporate into the design.)
Att: Windows Phone owners: Win 10 Mobile has been spotted and it wants your phone
Russian Pastafarian wins right to bear colander
Ground control to Major Tim! Brit's spacewalk halted after NASA 'naut takes unexpected leak
The Bong Diaries, Pt.94: Bowie, Martha... and where's my knighthood?
Hot Swedish nurses in charity calendar rumpus
Hi, compsci undergrad. See that AI robot over there? It's your advisor
Saturday 16th January 2016 00:18 GMT
"once it's developed, students can choose to talk to it for simple or routine questions, or to complement a meeting with a person".
So far that's nothing you couldn't achieve with a FAQ list and some additional brochures. ELIZA reloaded? Oh, "cognitive advisers", right. Don't get me wrong - I really welcome research in this field. I'm just tired of having every little step announced as a revolutionary breakthrough. But then, that's the kind of blurb AI has been spewing since the 1950ies...
IDC's abacus fiddlers say a third of all IT spend goes on cloud
Stop, look, listen: Don't be 2016's DevOps roadkill – here's how to survive
French say 'Non, merci' to encryption backdoors
Apple's anti-malware Gatekeeper still useless: Security bloke reveals lingering holes
Forget the drones, Amazon preps its own cargo container ship operation out of China
Late night server rebuild led to 'nightmares about mutilated corpses'
FTC apologizes for leaking attendee details … to privacy conference
Cloud Security Alliance says infosec wonks would pay $1m ransoms
Investor to AT&T – give us a peek at your NSA data dealings
Never mind the patent trolls. Here's a riddle: What about the inventors?
Thursday 14th January 2016 16:11 GMT
Re: So, what's the invention shown in the image?
I think it is some sort of fallout shelter (from the cold war days), probably a portable one. Somehow I have the feeling I've seen this before in the early 1980ies. Anyway, it reminds me of the 'Protect & Survive' brochures from that era.
The guy in the picture is not using a mobile phone, he is just waiting for the blast wave miraculously missing him, and the fallout settling.
Nest thermostat owners out in the cold after software update cockup
BlackBerry baffled by Dutch cops' phone encryption cracked brag
Stephen Hawking reckons he's cracked the black hole paradox
Petit a petit, l’oiseau fait son nid: AWS to open data center in Montreal
How to build the next $1bn tech unicorn: Get into ransomware
Power plants, utilities 'just hanging right off the internet's tubes'
Probe launched after mischiefmaker invades US spyboss's Verizon broadband account
Er, what sort of Docker experience were you expecting?
Nimbus Data settles lawsuit, moves to LA, promises new products
Learn you Func Prog on five minute quick!
Engineer's bosses gave him printout of his Yahoo IMs. Euro court says it's OK
Australia considers mass herpes release for population control
Brit 'naut Peake gears up for spacewalk
We know this isn't about PRISM, Matt Warman MP. But do you?
Whatever Android-ChromeOS mashup looks like, it's gotta be better looking than this
2015's horror PC market dropped nine per cent
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