Tag: google
Google’s Buildings Hackable
We reported this issue to the Google Vulnerability Rewards Program (VRP). After much heckling from my former colleagues at Google, they quickly pulled this system offline. We also applaud Google for creating a program like the VRP and giving us the chance to share our story with a wider audience. At the time of this […]
Ars Technica – Google drops the axe on its internal renewable energy work
Ars answers my earlier question.
BBC News – Google kills off seven more products including Wave
So most of the products make sense to kill off they either never generated much traction or were already supposed to be cut.
binary/organic – Fight Google or Use their Services: Pick One, not Both
Google is so awesome the people complaining about Google are using Google to do their complaining.
Electronista – Microsoft CEO sees open dissent after general meeting
Microsoft is looking worse and worse every day.
PCMag – Google Patches Flash Zero Day Bug, Jumps the Gun on Adobe Again
The bad habit isn’t Google patching security holes it’s Adobe not patching them first.
Ars Technica – Google Wallet now available for a select group of users
I’m a fan of anything that possibly limit the amount of stuff I need to carry especially in my wallet.
SiliconFilter – Bing: What’s More Evil Than Satan Himself? 10^100
Stay classy Microsoft.
Official Google Blog – A fall spring-clean
One of the highlights of the Larry Page Google is a much more focused Google, both in products and direction.
The Atlantic – Crazy: 90 Percent of People Don’t Know How to Use CTRL+F
It always astonishes how many people who use the computer every day for a large part of their daily lives know almost zero shortcuts.