Like Bisbee, AZ or Foxconn City.
Free meals, medical care on site? What's not to like? Pretty soon, they'll put up the housing and you'll never have to leave the company plantation.
This is why I like living and working in cities -- gives you more random interactions with people, a choice of where to live, work, eat, etc.
tech.slashdot.org - Winamp, the world's most famous media player, has released version 5.8 to make it compatible with today's modern operating systems such as Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. Bleeping Computer notes that there hasn't been a new updates released since 2014, when Radionomy purchased Winamp from AOL. Some o...
ehackingnews.com - A four-year-old vulnerability in libssh, a library used to implement the Secure Shell (SSH) authentication protocol, could allow malicious actors an easy access to servers with full administrative control. A security consultant Peter Winter-Smith at NCC Group is the first one to discover the aut...
khaleejtimes.com - Hackers targeted cryptocurrency exchanges with spear phishing, social engineering and malware. Amid growing crypto-jacking episodes, a North Korean hacking group called Lazarus has stolen cryptocurrencies worth more than half a billion dollars. According to The Next Web that cited find...
science.slashdot.org - The European Space Agency is launching a spacecraft to explore the mysteries of Mercury. BepiColombo, named after the Italian mathematician and engineer Giuseppe "Bepi" Colombo, is set to launch at 9:45 p.m. ET Friday aboard an Ariane 5 rocket from a spaceport in French Guiana. The launch will be...
news.slashdot.org - brindafella writes: Earthquakes are telling scientists more about the core of the Earth, specifically that it is squishier than previously thought (by about 2.5%.) Associate Professor Hrvoje Tkali & Thanh-Son Pham of the Australian National University have made sense of data collected by seis...
ehackingnews.com - The Prosecutor's office in Prague reported the detention of eight citizens of Russia and Vietnam. Hackers are accused of cyber attack on computer networks of the Czech Foreign Ministry. Hackers are suspected of hacking into the servers of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. Ac...
yro.slashdot.org - sharkbiter shares a report from Ars Technica: The Federal Communications Commission chairman slammed wireless carriers on Tuesday for failing to quickly restore phone service in Florida after Hurricane Michael, calling the delay "completely unacceptable." But FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's statement ign...
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