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Security researchers Nick DePetrillo and Don Bailey have discovered a perfectly legal way to track people's location, index their incoming and outgoing phone calls, and access their voice mail by exploiting publicly available information (and weaknesses) in the global cellular system.
The hack involves a lot of convoluted steps, but nothing difficult enough to make it the exclusive ...
How's this for a new BlackBerry commercial? A skier glides down a powdery, white slope in Switzerland. Suddenly, he falls into a crevice. Just before he slips farther, his BlackBerry (stored in his chest pocket) catches the ice and saves him from falling to his death. It might not be a practical way to sell a product, but the phone company won't have to search for a spokesman. According to a ...
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I'm, like, okay with being a little crazy.
The time, energy, words, weight lost, nails bitten, scabs picked and nights I've struggled thru for this are easy to judge from afar, right?
Things I won't miss about being a freelancer: incorrectly estimating my taxes and owing a ton of cash at the end of the year.
So pissed at @thomashouston right now for not reminding me about James Blake last night.
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