Sunday, 27 January 2013
Oracle Fixes Zero Day Java Flaws: Patch Now
Java 7 update, released Sunday, fixes bugs widely targeted by crimeware toolkits. Other critical bug updates coming later this week from Oracle and Microsoft.
Freerider Brandon Semenuk shows off his new 5-acre dream property
If you were an outdoorsy kid, you probably had a sawdust mound or dirt pit that you frequented, in defiance of your mother's wishes, to while away the daylight hours on your bike. If so, get ready to be jealous of the newly purchased 5-acre property in British Columbia of mountain bike freerider Brandon Semenuk. It features jumps, a large trampoline, a chip pit, an air bag, and much more--and judging by the video below, it appears as if Semenuk's roof also serves as a worthy toy. Enjoy.
Disabling Java in Internet Explorer: No easy task
No doubt you've heard the news: Oracle released Java 7, Update 11 on Jan. 13. By the next day, exploits started appearing that took advantage of the Update 11 code.
Kimber-Smith gets CORE Porsche
Multiple Le Mans 24 Hours class winner Tom Kimber-Smith will race a GTE class Porsche in the American Le Mans Series with the CORE Autosport team in 2013. The Briton has landed a full-time deal with the US team, with which he contested a short programme of ALMS races in the LMPC one-make prototype class last season.
Saturday, 26 January 2013
5 Microsoft Windows automatic updates from hell
Auto update at your peril: These five Patch Tuesdays blew up in the face of Windows users
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Auto update at your peril: These five Patch Tuesdays blew up in the face of Windows users
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infoworld.com
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Hats are back, thanks to Lady Gaga, Duchess Kate and other celebs
Hats may once have seemed like a wardrobe staple of the past ? an accessory reserved for the ladies of an era when no one left home without a proper head covering.
Hats have been a tenet of British style for decades, but here in the states they are making a comeback.
Hats have been a tenet of British style for decades, but here in the states they are making a comeback.
Foil face-recognition cameras with Privacy Visor
These dorky goggles shine near-infrared light to confuse computer vision systems. Are they the shades of the future?
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