Issue highlights 1. FAQ: What you need to know about the end of Windows XP support 2. Review: Fluke reinvents handheld network testing 3. HBO's Silicon Valley: The one critical thing they left out 4. No, really darling, I'm using Instagram, not Twitter 5. US Supreme Court declines to hear NSA surveillance case 6. U.S. hits H-1B cap with 'high number' of petitions 7. Low adoption rate of HSTS website security mechanism is worrying, EFF says 8. Career Watch: Top perks for IT jobs 9. Dept. of Justice: IRS tax refund fraud at all-time high 10. Dept. of Justice: IRS tax refund fraud at all-time high 11. Drone crashes into triathlete; operator blames ‘hacker,’ victim 12. Saying ‘thank-you’ is nice, but beer is better 13. Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive |
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Microsoft issues its final security update this week for Windows XP, the 13-year-old operating system that remains the second most used platform in the world despite the certainty that after April 8 it will rapidly become dangerously insecure. READ MORE |
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Hollywood has been paying a lot of attention to Silicon Valley lately. But despite large-scale ambitions, most of its attempts to nail techie culture have failed as miserably as WebVan or MySpace. READ MORE |
A University of Missouri School of Journalism doctoral student has found that active Twitter users are a lot more likely to have run-ins with their romantic partners and that this can lead to breaking up and cheating. READ MORE |
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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a lawsuit challenging the U.S. National Security Agency's collection of U.S. phone records filed by a conservative activist, despite a lower court's ruling that the program may be illegal. READ MORE |
The U.S. government said today it has reached the H-1B cap, and if this year is similar to previous years, 70% of applicants are under the age of 35, and a major portion will take jobs at offshore outsourcing companies. READ MORE |
Almost a year and a half after the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) mechanism was established as a standard, its adoption rate by websites remains low because developers are not aware of its benefits and Internet Explorer still doesn't support it, according to advocacy group the Electronic Frontier Foundation. READ MORE |
There is such a thing as a free lunch. And free gym memberships too, if you're in the right tech field. Dice.com looked through its database of job postings to elicit these listings of the top perks being offered for a selection of IT job categories. READ MORE |
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Calling it an "increasingly urgent problem" US Attorney General Eric Holder warned consumers and businesses alike that scammers looking to snatch fraudulent tax refunds based on stolen identities is at an all time high. READ MORE |
Calling it an "increasingly urgent problem" US Attorney General Eric Holder warned consumers and businesses alike that scammers looking to snatch fraudulent tax refunds based on stolen identities is at an all time high. READ MORE |
These stories are going to become as commonplace as car accidents, given how quickly the skies are filling with insufficiently regulated aerial drones. READ MORE |
No. 38 in our Geek-Themed Meme of the Week series, this one spotted on Google+, features the Actual Advice Mallard at his most wise. He or she may prefer wine or a non-alcoholic gesture of gratitude, but the principle remains the same. READ MORE |
They are inescapable on the Internet. Most are awful. A few are not, so we have started publishing a selection of memes that amuse me. One every week. Here’s the archive. READ MORE |
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