Blixtnedslag stoppar tågtrafiken SvD Inrikes(cached at June 14, 2013, 11:32 pm)

Ett tiotal avgångar drabbas. Beräknas åtgärdat vid midnatt.
Why Do So Many People Fail to Back Up? TidBITS(cached at June 14, 2013, 11:02 pm)

Prompted by Joe Kissell’s new “Take Control of Backing Up Your Mac, Second Edition,” Adam Engst ponders what has changed such that backups don’t seem to have the same urgency as in the past. Could it be Time Machine’s ubiquity? The rise of cloud services? Or just different problems to worry about?

 

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Levande laxar på vägbanan SvD Inrikes(cached at June 14, 2013, 11:02 pm)

Levande laxar hamnade i eftermiddags över hela vägbanan när en lastbil välte på väg 195, skriver Skaraborgs Allehanda.
A350XWB, the Plane Airbus Did Not Want To Build, Makes Maiden Flight Slashdotby Soulskill on transportation at January 1, 1970, 1:00 am (cached at June 14, 2013, 11:02 pm)

McGruber writes "The BBC reports that the Airbus A350XWB (extra wide body) has made its first flight. Like the Boeing 787, the A350 offers airlines the chance to combine long-range services with improved fuel efficiency. The A350's fuselage is made of carbon fibre reinforced plastic, while many other parts of the aircraft use titanium and advanced alloys to save weight. It also has state-of-the-art aerodynamics, and engine manufacturer Rolls Royce has produced a new custom-designed power unit. Airbus claims that all of this means the A350 will use 25% less fuel than the current generation of equivalent aircraft. It also points out that noise and emissions will be well below current limits."

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Vuln: X.org XDM NULL Pointer Dereference Denial of Service Vulnerability (SecurityFo SANS ISC SecNewsFeed(cached at June 14, 2013, 11:00 pm)

Microsoft Patches 23 Flaws; Adobe Issues Fixes for Single Flaw in Flash Player (June SANS ISC SecNewsFeed(cached at June 14, 2013, 11:00 pm)

Apogee Suing Gearbox Over Unpaid Royalties For Duke Nukem Forever</em> Slashdotby Soulskill on money at January 1, 1970, 1:00 am (cached at June 14, 2013, 10:32 pm)

jones_supa writes "Apogee Software/3D Realms alleges that Gearbox has refused to pay more than $2 million owed to 3D Realms from royalties and advances Gearbox received from publishers for Duke Nukem Forever. In a lawsuit filed June 7 in Texas district court, 3D Realms insists that its agreement with Gearbox permits it to conduct an audit of Gearbox's royalty statements, which the studio has not allowed. 'Gearbox is simply stonewalling here in an improper attempt to conceal information from 3D Realms that it is absolutely entitled to receive,' the suit alleges. The company also alleges that Gearbox has refused to pay the agreed-upon portion of revenue Gearbox received after Duke Nukem Forever was released. 3D Realms has asked for a jury trial. This suit is apparently the end result of a friendly deal gone wrong."

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802.11ac: Better Coverage, But Won't Hit Advertised Speeds Slashdotby Soulskill on wireless at January 1, 1970, 1:00 am (cached at June 14, 2013, 10:32 pm)

New submitter jcenters writes "Apple's new AirPort routers feature the new 802.11ac protocol, promising Wi-Fi speeds in excess of 1 Gbps, but Glenn Fleishman of TidBITS explains why we are unlikely to see such speeds any time soon. Quoting: 'When Apple says that its implementation of 802.11ac can achieve up to 1.3 Gbps — and other manufacturers with beefier radio systems already say up to 1.7 Gbps — the reality is that a lot of conditions have to be met to achieve that raw data rate. And, as you well know from decades of network-technology advertising, dear reader, a “raw” data rate (often incorrectly called “theoretical”) is the maximum number of bits that can pass over a network. That includes all the network overhead as well as actual data carried in packets and frames. The net throughput is often 30 to 60 percent lower.'"

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We want to put a KILL SWITCH into your PHONE, say Feds (The Register) SANS ISC SecNewsFeed(cached at June 14, 2013, 10:30 pm)

The end for Google's Chrome Frame (Heise Security News) SANS ISC SecNewsFeed(cached at June 14, 2013, 10:30 pm)

&amp;quot;Multi-homed network in EVPN&amp;quot; - Hao Weiguo, Li Yizhou, Pei Xu (Int SANS ISC SecNewsFeed(cached at June 14, 2013, 10:30 pm)

IT Security Certification from GIAC Brings Success (SANS YouTube) SANS ISC SecNewsFeed(cached at June 14, 2013, 10:30 pm)

KeyBoy Malware Exploits Known Flaws in Microsoft Office (June 10 &amp; 11, 2013) (S SANS ISC SecNewsFeed(cached at June 14, 2013, 10:30 pm)

Fyrfaldigat arvode för tågbas SvD Inrikes(cached at June 14, 2013, 10:02 pm)

Hela den gångna vintern strulade trafiken för Norrtåg.
Snarade älskare - döms till fängelse SvD Inrikes(cached at June 14, 2013, 10:02 pm)

Ett äkta par har i hovrätten dömts för grov misshandel sedan de snarat och brutalt misshandlat en man som varit hustruns älskare.