Symphonic Rhythm

GUYS. GUYS.

GUYS.

HOLY FUCK.

GOOD GUY ADOBE releases the ENTIRE CS2 SUITE. FOR FREE.

That means free access to Photoshop CS2 - and that already has most of what you could ask for, really.

All you have to do is create a FREE ADOBE ID.

The cs2 programs date back only a few years, and still have much of the functionality of today’s more modern ones. The differences between most of the versions are little more than slight modifications or additions of minor features, and UI changes. Go for it guys!!

Ace Attorney’s new assistant: Mikotoba Susato ⊟

I mean, I guess it’s no surprise that the assistant in the Meiji-era Dai Gyakuten Saiban would be a woman in traditional dress, but here she is, Naruhodou Ryuunosuke’s assistant. According to Court-Records, she’s a “lover of foreign detectives and a progressive dreamer!”

The color scheme of her outfit also seems like a callback to Maya Fey’s look, though she doesn’t seem to be related to the Fey/Ayasato clan of spirit mediums.

A new security bug means that people all across the Web are vulnerable to having their passwords and other sensitive data stolen. Here’s what consumers can do to protect themselves.

[…] The natural response might be to want to change passwords immediately, but security experts suggest waiting for confirmation of a fix because further activity on a vulnerable site could exacerbate the problem.

I’m seeing a few links going around to for different sites where you can go and plug in a web address where you might want to log in with sensitive personal information and this site will tell you if the site you want to log in at is safe. Checking the base URLs for these sites typically reveals them to be personal websites for people who program, often claiming they specialize in cryptography, are hackers themselves, or claim ties to Anonymous. I’m going to go ahead and say, knowing there are security vulnerabilities being played on at the moment, going to any unfamiliar and/or unvetted site and plugging in the server address for someplace you’re planning to log in to with potentially sensitive personal information might not be the wisest of ideas. It might be run by a genuinely altruistic person, it might be someone taking advantage of the scare to get visitors, or worse, infect your computer with a virus or malware.

I’m saying, look those gift horses in the mouth and ask if you really need the horse. It might be better to read that CNet article and check with the site you’re concerned about directly:

Named Squall “BOOTYHO”