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HBOMax has started showing a 'remastered' 4K Mad Men and they’ve messed things up so during Roger’s oyster vomit scene you can now see the crew men with the vomit hose on the right

The Facebook Hack Is an Internet-Wide Failure | WIRED

https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-hack-single-sign-on-data-exposed/
On Friday, Facebook announced that hackers had leveraged three separate bugs to collect 50 million users’ so-called access tokens, which are the equivalent of digital keys to a Facebook account. With those tokens, hackers can take full control of users’ Facebook accounts, but because of Single Sign-On, they can also access any other website that those 50 million users log into with Facebook.

The Facebook Hack Is an Internet-Wide Failure | WIRED

https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-hack-single-sign-on-data-exposed
On Friday, Facebook announced that hackers had leveraged three separate bugs to collect 50 million users’ so-called access tokens, which are the equivalent of digital keys to a Facebook account. With those tokens, hackers can take full control of users’ Facebook accounts, but because of Single Sign-On, they can also access any other website that those 50 million users log into with Facebook.

iPhone alarms still not working, worlds crashing left and right

http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/03/iphone-alarms-still-not-working-worlds-crashing-left-and-right
iPhone 4 handsets not wake us as promised (on non-recurring alarms), so who knows when Apple will step up to the plate and address the issue. In the meantime, go ahead and set up a recurring alarm while gently crossing your fingers and toes. Or, you know, buy a battery-powered alarm clock off of your grandmother.

Bank's clients in limbo

http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20040603.wroyal0603/BNStory/Front
"In one of the worst messes since banks put their faith in computers, today is the fifth day in which the Royal Bank of Canada cannot tell its 10 million Canadian customers with any certainty how much money is in their accounts."