The truth is out there
19 Apr 2011
CWmike writes “Iran’s Brigadier General, Gholam Reza Jalali, accused Siemens on Saturday with helping US and Israeli teams craft the Stuxnet worm that attacked his country’s nuclear facilities. ‘Siemens should explain why and how it provided the enemies with the information about the codes of the SCADA software and prepared the ground for a cyber attack against us,’ Jalali told the Islamic Republic News Service. Siemens did not reply to a request Read the rest of this entry »
18 Apr 2011
Barcelona are to appeal against a proposed additional one-match ban for Andres Iniesta that would result in him missing the Champions League semi-final, first leg against Real Madrid.
15 Apr 2011
An anonymous reader writes “Oracle has stated they will give back the OpenOffice.org productivity suite to the community. Edward Screven, Oracle’s Chief Corporate Architect, said the company intends upon ‘working immediately with community members to further the continued success of Open Office.’ Because there was a ‘breadth of interest in free personal productivity applications,’ the company believes the OpenOffice.org project would be ‘best managed Read the rest of this entry »
15 Apr 2011
The draw and schedule of play for the World Championship in Sheffield.
12 Apr 2011
UgLyPuNk writes “A few hours ago, Garry Newman – the creator of Garry’s Mod – asked, quite innocently, whether anyone was unable to shade polygon normals. He received a few comments, mostly jokes, but a quick look at Google suggests that there are indeed a few people who are experiencing problems with their game. You can hear Newman’s chuckling from here — not the normal response to a wide-spread bug report, but this is no normal Read the rest of this entry »
12 Apr 2011
Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney admits he lost control when he swore into a live TV camera at West Ham, and that it was wrong.
10 Apr 2011
A Reader notes, Steven Levy’s latest book, ‘In The Plex: How Google Thinks, Works and Shapes Our Lives,’ lifts the lid on the secretive world of Google, revealing how the founders fell out with Apple’s Steve Jobs and what happened in the search engine’s exit from China. Levy claims that when Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page were on the hunt for a chief executive they wanted Steve Jobs to take the job. Obviously, he didn’t, and later the Read the rest of this entry »
9 Apr 2011
Northampton have their full England contingent at their disposal for Sunday’s Heineken Cup quarter-final against Ulster.
6 Apr 2011
An anonymous reader writes “Amazon has been named the most reputable company in the US this year (up from 21st place last year), according to the sixth annual list of the 150 Most Reputable Companies from advisory firm Reputation Institute (RI), in partnership with Forbes Media. The list is based on RI’s US RepTrak Pulse Study, which measures trust, esteem, admiration, and good feelings consumers have towards the largest 150 companies based on revenue Read the rest of this entry »
6 Apr 2011
Mark Cavendish sprints to victory in the one-day Scheldeprijs Classic in Belgium.