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| from here and here |
I've come to expect this kind of data sharing shenanigans from websites, but from brick-and-mortar stores? Why? Don't they save enough money by not printing a physical receipt to more than pay for the service of emailing the receipt?
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| found on Reddit |
There's probably a lot wrong with this idea, like the fact that it will make it unsafe for unarmed bystanders because everyone will have to be assumed to be armed with one of these and armed forces would have to shoot them as soon as they tried to raise their arms to surrender. It's never a good idea to make real surrender less safe.
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| from here and here |
Keeping secrets is hard. It's even harder doing it on a large scale. If there was just a couple of them then it probably wouldn't be that difficult to keep track of them all, but thanks to overclassification there are millions of them. It's no wonder they get everywhere.
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| from here and here |
I'm glad to hear that people aren't bothering to connect their smart appliances to the Internet. Good for them. Maybe the spy-appliance companies will take the hint and get out of the consumer surveillance game. People just want to wash their clothes and cool their food, they don't need devices that spy on you in your own home.
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| found on eBaum's World |
You'll never be caught clicking on the wrong thing if you never click on anything.
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| from here and here |
A networking failure shouldn't cause lights to get stuck in the ON position, and not anticipating those kinds of failures in your design is a pretty good indication that you didn't anticipate malicious misuse either. A good engineer anticipates failure. A good security engineer also anticipates malicious misuse. There are probably a number of security vulnerabilities in the system in addition to this lighting control DoS.
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| Product Page |
Maybe it's just me, but this seems like the kind of sticker which, if it were on your laptop, could keep people away from it if you accidentally left it unattended in the coffee shop. Either that or someone would call the cops.
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| found on Izismile |
Stop giving your parents palpitations and start protecting your private browsing. Your browser should either have special Incognito windows or Private Browsing windows, depending on who makes the browser. Learn to use them automatically for everything. You might even be able to configure them as the default.
