Linux 64-bit has a new local root exploit that will allow escalation into unauthorized user access. Unfortunately, once the exploit has occurred on your system it will remain persistent even after being patched.
The new update will fix this issue, so update quick!
Update and more at: https://access.redhat.com/kb/docs/DOC-40265
It’s about time! Apple has approved the new VLC player app and it is ready to rock on the iPad. Now you can play Xvid, Divx, WMV, M4V, and lots of other movies formats right on your iPad.
At least, it is as accurate as the FAA will allow. For security reasons Google’s tracking is 15-20 minutes behind the live location of the plane. Of course, anyone with some decent navigation and math skills and the flight path could do the math and get the real location without much trouble.
It turns out, a Nintendo just might be the best place to set your Nintendo on top of. -Okay that might have sounded weird, but it is true!- Just check out the screenshot below and you’ll what I mean, and be prepared to get your geek on.
This giant NES was made by flickr user mattcyborgelt. My favorite part is that the Controller ports are actually power outlets used for charging mobile devices and peripherals.
Today Adobe Launched the 64-bit version of their new “in-testing” flash player, Square.
From Adobe:
“Today we’re making available a preview of Adobe® Flash® Player that we’re calling “Square.” This preview includes support for two new areas, namely enhanced support for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 9 Beta and native 64-bit support for all major desktop operating systems including Linux, Mac, and Windows.”
Read more at http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/