The Internet's Telltale Heartbleed

The Internet's Telltale Heartbleed, The Service-Obsessed Restaurant That Googles Every One Of Their Guests, The Right Date Can Bring Just About Anyone Together, What It's Like To Run 135 Miles, Which Games Have The Best Odds In Vegas?, Can You Identify These Cities From Their Light Signatures? The Daily Digg Thursday, April 10, 2014 ON A SCALE OF 1-10, IT'S AN 11 The Internet's Telltale Heartbleed newyorker.com Heartbleed is as bad as it is possible for a security flaw to be. DEEP GOOGLING, HARDCORE CODDLING The Service-Obsessed Restaurant That Googles Every One Of Their Guests grubstreet.com "If I find out a guest is from Montana, and I know we have a server from there, we'll put them together." Same goes for guests who own jazz clubs, who can be paired with a sommelier that happens to be into jazz. In other words, before customers even step through the door, the restaurant's staff has a pretty good idea of the things it can do to specifically blow their minds. STARTUPS WE DIGG SPONSORED The Right Date Can Bring Just About Anyone Together howaboutwe.com There's no reason you ever have to go on a bad date again. Whether you're single or in a relationship, HowAboutWe makes sure you go on wonderful dates. HE WOULDN'T RUN 500 MORE What It's Like To Run 135 Miles digg.com Josh ran 135 miles on the Caminho De Fe in Brazil, but the journey was just as taxing mentally as it was physically. SO NONE OF THEM Which Games Have The Best Odds In Vegas? vizual-statistix.tumblr.com For those heading to Las Vegas hoping to win vast amounts of money, use this graphic as a friendly reminder that things probably won't work out in your favor. BRIGHT LIGHTS, WHICH CITY? Can You Identify These Cities From Their Light Signatures? nautil.us The light that a city emits is like its glowing fingerprint. From the orderly grid of Manhattan, to the sprawling, snaking streets of Milan, to the bright contrast of Kuwait's ring-roads, each city leaves its own pattern of tiny glowing dots. See if you can ID these cities based on the way they shine. Read more on Digg.com → HEY, HERCULES Two Israeli Air Force pilots watch the C-130J Super Hercules military aircraft as it lands during an unveiling ceremony upon its arrival in Nevatim Air Force base on Wednesday, April 9, 2014. Credit: AP Photo/Ariel Schalit Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014