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It depends of course. But if the cloud only holds encrypted blobs, I'd say its pretty secure. This story is just one of the reasons why I'm working on this.

What a coincidence that I've recently resumed working my own note-taking app with client-side encryption after a four year hiatus. Shameless plug: https://www.ciphernote.net/

I don't think this has anything to do with trust but the simple fact that they don't give a damn. The NSA has most likely gathered so much dirty laundry about German Top Officials that the US has our (I'm german) entire government by the virtual balls. So, why care about allies when you can...

It's "Heckler & Koch G36", not "Heckler & Kohn G36" *rolleyes* Apologies—I swear I knew that. Fixed!

I was lucky to receive a refund three months ago for two Monarch orders worth 9000$. That was after BFL had my money for well over 10 months without delivering anything. Only after I've threatened them with legal action, my request for a refund was granted which took them another six weeks to...

There's no AOT compilation for OSX Apps only for iOS which enforces the no-runtime rule.

That same guy who loudly proclaimed that he wanted to turn Acer into something like Apple, while in reality the company couldn't be farther from Apple with their cheap, plastic crap. Good riddance.

I don't see why anyone would like to install SteamOS on his computer, unless it is a dedicated gaming machine. And I don't see anyone picking up a "SteamMachine" over a PS4 or XBone either. This experiment will probably end up exactly like Ouya.

When will Microsoft finally realize that their need to subsidize they hardware to crack the tablet and phone markets. Just like they did with the original XBox. And no, I'm not a MS hater - quite the opposite.

Microsoft should (I know they probably won't) release a patch on next Wednesday disabling Chrome on all Windows Versions and blocking Google Services and Ads for the remaining users accessing Google Services through IE. Would be interesting how many hours it would take Google to unblock...

Only that he probably did it as a decoy and nothing else.

That beast looks wickedly cool.

Thank god we still have Apple upholding our ethic values.

Yeah sure "Google Apps integration is coming", like the past X times they promised feature X coming to Google Apps. It's ironic how Google seems to be less agile than Microsoft these days.

Looking at the hardware specs this thing contains just a single disk 2-3TB Disk without any kind of redundancy. Must be great losing 3TB worth of backups. Typical Apple Product.

I'm normally pro hackers that use there knowledge to expose weaknesses without causing harm but those guys belong behind bars - quickly.

Yeah I'm using in on a daily basis but that doesn't change the fact that Javascript's dynamically typed nature is inferior to C#, Java or any other statically typed language when it comes to maintainability.

While Silverlight never gained any traction for internet Apps, it has gained a lot of traction for intranet and Line of Business Apps so Moonlight is absolutely no waste of time because it opens up the path to leverage Microsoft's great development tools to bring those apps to Honeycomb and IPad...

God am I happy to not live in the US - the land of the free.

Because he is on Apple's payroll.