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I work with classified data and create derivative classifications as part of my job as a civilian with the Navy. Classified information is a pain in the ass, but it has to be dealt with properly and securely. That is why we have SIPRNET to e-mail classified data. The SIPRNET system forces a...

Absurd bolder dash! What metric is Mr. Musk applying in his statement about "not cutting it". In what engineering, science or math discipline - all? This seems hyperbolic and plainly incredible!

LMAO - so long and thanks for all the laughs...

Encryption has already been created - typical Bush to get it wrong - he probably meant if Apple, Google, etc. enable strong encryption by default then a job that the GOV should not be doing without a warrant has been made harder. The public needs the best - strongest encryption that is...

No Facebook account here, never had one!

Still on Mavericks & iTunes 11 on my iMac and iOS 8.3 on the iPhone6. Apple currently has a bad trend with updates destroying local iTunes libraries, etc. The iOS 7 & iOS 8 interfaces are not good for someone with large hands- the targets being undefined and small. Apple has just removed...

Thanks so much for the links. I was smiling the whole time while watching. A great way to remember Mr. Nimoy, he will be missed!

No, Microsoft gets what was agreed to.

Unfortunately the law is about lobbying Congress to get certain words inserted into legislation that are advantageous to those doing the lobbying. Or you can wait until the timing is just right and slip something into a spending bill at the last minute, see -...

This has been done before, see - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trevor_Law_Group . Fortunately the principals perpetuating the lawsuits were disbarred, see - http://articles.latimes.com/2003/may/22 ... -lawyers22

Why did the officer have the stereo blaring? Was it to mask what was being said or did he just like listening to loud music? Has this officer blared music before and is there a pattern? Also with President Obama calling for police officers to wear body cams I sure hope that the officer CANNOT...

It is amazing how little money it takes to buy off our "representatives". Micro-pennies on the dollar to be made if the merger is allowed. God I hope this merger fails.

I am sorry to hear about your friends iPad 2 on iOS8. After reading the iPad 2 on iOS 8 performance review here on Ars my iPad 2 will remain on iOS7.

Apple has already won! http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bs?s=AAPL+Ba ... eet&annual - Please note that the numbers are in thousands.$231,839,000,000 in total assets minus $120,292,000,000 in total liabilities = $111,547,000,000 in net assets.

The key thing is you state "I installed iOS8 on my iPad 2 ...". Now that Apple has stopped signing iOS7 you would probably have to jailbrake your iPad2 to revert to iOS7. In the future I would wait for performance reviews to come out before upgrading any iOS device that is the oldest device to...

Per Wikipedia biometrics goes back to 1891 - "The earliest cataloging of fingerprints dates back to 1891 when Juan Vucetich started a collection of fingerprints of criminals in Argentina." [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometrics ... biometrics ] Almost nothing is new under the sun, new...

The issue of whether your 5th amendment right "...nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself..." is suspended based on a biometric intrinsic to your body versus a PIN or complex password that is knowledge and cannot be forced to be divulged based on your 5th...

Say Cost = $5 and Sales Price = $20 Markup = $20 - $5 = $15 Markup (%) = [($20/$5) - 1]*100 = 300% Markup can exceed 100%

I can understand if the production run was 300 units that an eBay auction may yield such stellar results; however for a production run of 12,300 units the auction pricing is absolutely fabulous!

All it will take is for the cops to be caught swapping images of nude sun bathers and the program will probably be cancelled. Aka http://www.cnet.com/news/cop-charged-wi ... ts-iphone/