We like puzzles at The Times (whaddya mean you have never played
Sudoku?) and we really like puzzles that make you smarter. So it is
worth taking a moment to applaud the efforts of Toby Rowland, son of
Tiny, who has just launched a new online gaming venture designed for
schoolchildren aged 11 to 16.
An alert issued Monday by the U.S.-CERT states: “The attacks arrive via an unsolicited email message and may contain a subject line of ‘Notice of Underreported Income.’ These messages may contain a link or attachment. If users click on this link or open the attachment, they may be infected with malicious code, including the Zeus Trojan.”
QMy Toshiba laptop only seems to run a 64-bit version of Internet Explorer — and Adobe’s Flash Player won’t work there. How do I get a 32-bit browser? When will Adobe ship a 64-bit Flash plug-in?
On Monday, the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said the agency would write rules requiring Internet providers to do something many of them already say they do: deliver online content without discrimination. So why were there so many long faces in telecom afterward?