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Regarding SSH access, you can change the listening port for SSH in your web server to further reduce the number of automatic logon attempts. Most of them are configured to poke only at port 22, so doing this simple change would save you a lot of trouble. This can be done by changing the Port...

I don't think the engine technically broke apart. From SpaceX's press release (https://spacex.com/press.php?page=20121008): Approximately one minute and 19 seconds into last night's launch, the Falcon 9 rocket detected an anomaly on one first stage engine. Initial data suggests that one of the...

Pro-piracy how? It's not like Dan's encouraging readers to try it, nor uses language to seem like he approves of/promotes it. Is it the direct link? That's very easy for readers to determine for themselves.

"...256 bits AES..." -> 256 bit AES "...potential Java-script attacks..." -> potential Javascript attacks "Indeed, Without the..." -> Indeed, without the

"...to insure the worm burrowed..." should be ensure.

You could have taken a better picture, just sayin'.

I'm liking these new reviews, I just wish they have an accompanying video with them like Ben's reviews.

"Under these conditions, the presence of ignorant or naïve individuals actually tends to lessen the influence of a strongly-opinionated majority." Isn't it supposed to be a strongly-opinionated minority?

Great article, but I'd just like to comment on the writing style. When I read the abbreviation TC39 on the third page, I was a little confused at first as to when it was first mentioned. I realized that it was referring to the ECMA Technical Committee 39, but it wasn't explicitly stated. I'm...

This is less of a tale and more of an anecdote. I was expecting more, instead it reads more like advertisement for the book.

That's it then. I got to this page through RSS, so I didn't see the front page. Yup, it's there.

I don't have this game, so I'm going to say from the start that my opinion will probably be biased. I think the comparison the Minecraft is inevitable for this game, and I am disconcerted that Ben seems to purposefully avoid making that comparison. Mining repetitively? Putting torches...

I'm scratching my head thinking of how the Asterix research got funded. What useful knowledge could possibly be gained from that?

Is that Kevin Conroy, i.e., Batman?

I read somewhere that the defibrillator is used to regulate irregular heartbeat rather than restart the heart when it stops, so TV shows that use it in the latter way are supposed to be laughably wrong. But now I'm confused.

I'm curious, have you tried playing the Overmind against itself to see what weaknesses it has in offense and defense? I seem to recall reading that part of the strategy when creating Deep Blue was to play it against itself in order to improve it.

This post is just begging for a picture of a cat drinking: http://critteristic.com/wp-content/uplo ... er-cat.jpg Also, I am now anticipating what the next Weird Science would contain if this was not included.

*Wozniak sorry, I just had to correct that

By the way, the correct name is Denis-Courmont. Pretty slipshod work there, sorry.

I'm just commenting on how the findings of the paper can't be trivialized/generalized by a folk saying. Birds of a feather flock together in certain situations, but it can also be that opposites attract. Social behaviors follow the former folk saying, while diseases follow the latter (if you can...