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May 07

The Most Common Place to Have Sex Outside the Bedroom

More than 317,000 people from 41 countries took part in the world’s largest ever survey by Durex on sexual attitudes and behaviour. The research confirmed that Greece is officially the sexiest country with the Greeks having sex 138 times a year – well above the global average of 103. Croatia (134) and Serbia and Montenegro (128) come a close second and third.

Here is a piece of the survey that reveals most frequent places we have sex outside our bedrooms:

  • The most common place for adults to have sex outside their bedroom is in the car (50%), followed by toilets (39%), parent’s bedroom (36%) and the park (31%)
  • 15% of people have had sex at work, with one in ten saying they’ve had sex at school – and 2% have joined the mile high club
  • Just over a third (34%) of 16-20 year olds favour the car compared to 69% of 45-55 year olds
  • More than eight in ten Italians (82%) have had sex in the car, while the Australians top the league for having sex in the park (54%)
  • The Americans and Canadians lead the way for favouring sex in front of a camera (both 21%) while 22% of Turks have indulged in extra curricular activity at school

    All results by country:

    Almost half of all adults surveyed said they were happy with their sex lives although men are the least satisfied with how often they have sex. The survey also revealed the global average age for first time sex is 17.3 and the trend is for people to lose their virginity earlier, with 16 to 20 year olds becoming sexually active by 16.3 years.


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May 07

Wifi WEP is Hacked in “less than 60 seconds”

wifi WEP hacker

In less than two minutes hackers can defeat the security measures protecting many home wireless internet connections.

Defeating these measures could let them capture passwords, steal confidential information or download illegal pornographic material using the connection.

Many home internet users rely on an encryption system called Wireless Equivalent Protection (WEP) to stop others using their wi-fi link, even though WEP has long been known to be flawed.

In early April three cryptographic researchers at the Darmstadt Technical University in Germany revealed a method of exploiting the flaws far more effectively.

Before now it took at least 20 minutes of monitoring the airwaves before it was possible to break in to a wireless network protected by WEP.

Now, armed with a program iwritten by the researchers, it is possible to break in to the same network far faster.

"Breaking in to a WEP protected network is now very easy to do," said Erik Tews, one of the researchers.

"Doing it in 60 seconds is realistic, or five minutes in the very worst case. We think now that WEP is really dead and we recommend that no-one should use it."

In its place he recommends an encryption system called Wi-fi Protected Access (WPA), introduced four years ago to replace WEP. "We have had a very close look at WPA and we can’t find anything to exploit," he said.

The only known way to defeat WPA encryption – and WPA2, a newer version – is to use what is known as a brute force dictionary attack.

This involves trying millions of different words or combinations of words from in the hope of stumbling upon the correct password.

 

by Paul Rubens right from the source


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May 07

Dell Set to Sell Ubuntu Linux

Ubuntu on DellLinux has never been a consumer option on mainstream hardware from a name brand manufacturer. Until now.

Dell and Canonical today are announcing that Dell will ship PCs with Ubuntu Linux pre-loaded. The move follows an unprecedented outcry from Dell’s users who demanded that Dell support Linux for consumers and specifically Ubuntu Linux.

"We’re obviously very excited about this. It’s a strong endorsement of Ubuntu and is recognition for the traction and momentum that we’ve been building over the last few years," Jane Silber, director of operations at Canonical, told internetnews.com. "As well it is a true broadening off access and adoption for Linux in general and Ubuntu in particular on the desktop."

Though Linux has been available as an option for servers and business workstations from Dell and other hardware vendors before, consumer-targeted desktop PCs have never had this type of offering.

Initially the Dell Ubuntu pre-load option will be available only to U.S. consumers purchasing through Dell’s Web site. Dell engineers will be installing the recently launched Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn.

Dell will install the version of Ubuntu that is identical to that which is freely available and not some special version made just for Dell, according to Silber.

Canonical also noted that any demand that the Dell deal may drive toward Ubuntu will not be a problem. Ubuntu updates on a fairly regular basis, with users connecting to the Ubuntu update infrastructure to download patches and updates. In the case of the recent Feisty update, Ubuntu servers were overtaxed with users waiting many hours to download the full update.

"There is a big difference between providing updates, which are generally small, and having people waiting to download 700MB ISO images, which was the release-day issue," Silber explained. "We have a very healthy mirror system already; we have over 100 mirrors around the world and I don’t expect any problems."

Dell will not be offering the KDE Linux desktop variant of Ubuntu, called Kubuntu initially, and will focus only the GNOME Ubuntu version. That said Silber was quick to point out that this is just the beginning.

"We’ll see how it goes, as both companies are interested in serving a market that exists and, clearly right now, it looks like there is a pent-up demand for Ubuntu, and that’s what we’ll be delivering initially," Silber said.

Dell had been soliciting customer feedback since February through its IdeaStorm Web site about what people wanted. Pre-loading Linux became the first customer-requested option adopted by the company, with Ubuntu being the specific Linux version that users were asking for.

Though Silber declined to comment on the revenue arrangement surrounding the deal with Dell, she was quick to note that, as always, Ubuntu will remain free. She explained that Canonical’s business model is around support, certification and training. "With Ubuntu on Dell, commercial support is available for those that want it," Silber said. "For those that opt not to purchase, there is always community support."

Though the deal with Dell marks a significant milestone for Ubuntu and for Linux, Silber noted there are still some challenges.

"We will need to see the demand for the support offering; it’s unknown at this point," Silber said. "There is proven demand for pre-installed Linux this has been a well researched business decision to do this."

Silber added that she expects the Dell rollout to go smoothly but she’s been around long enough to know that there are always surprises.

Beyond Dell, Ubuntu already has a hardware certification deal with Sun. And Silber expects that with the Dell deal in check, Canonical will continue to expand its market share.

"The continued strengthening of the ecosystem both in terms of skills and education and in terms making Ubuntu available and accessible through this major distribution channel will continue the march toward much, much broader adoption of Ubuntu," Silber said.

 

right from the source


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May 07

Support Ubuntu Naked!

Girls are very strong and formal in supporting Ubuntu:

My Girl supports Ubuntu

Babies are more casual and support Ubuntu in business casual:

 

Baby casual support Ubuntu

 

However, all dogs support Ubuntu strictly in business attire:

Dogs support Ubuntu business atire

 

Be the first to support Ubuntu naked!

 

 


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Apr 07

Let’s talk about US – Let’ talk about SEX

Let’s talk about SEX. Don’t mind people who try to laugh it off, or who are too uptight and "adult" to admit they love it. Just don’t mind them. Let’s talk about US – Let’ talk about SEX.

sex in three kilometers

    1.    On any given day 400,000,000 people around the world — 1 in 17 of us — will have sexual intercourse. Broken down further, 4,000 people are having sex at any given time.

    2.    According to the Kinsey Institute, the biggest erect penis on record measures 13 inches. The smallest tops off at 1 3/4 inches.

    3.    The most common fantasy is oral sex.

    4.    8% of us have regular anal sex.

    5.    60% of men and 54% of women have had a 1-night stand.

    6.    Women buy 4 out of every 10 condoms sold.

    7.    In 1609, a doctor named Wecker found a corpse in Bologna with two penises. Since then, there have been eighty documented cases of men similarly endowed.

    8.    Men say the average erect penis is 10″. Women say it’s 4″.

    9.    A female orgasm is a powerful painkiller (because of the release of endorphins), so headaches are in fact a bad excuse not to have sex. (see #17)

    10.    56% of men have had sex at work.

    11.    1 in 3 of us have had an extramarital affair.

    12.    62% think there is nothing wrong with affairs.

    13.    29% of us are virgins when we marry.

    14.    Given today’s average frequency of sexual intercourse, it would take the typical American couple more than four years to try every one of the 529 positions described in the Kama Sutra.

    15.   If a woman experiences orgasm during sex, she is more likely to become pregnant, since orgasmic spasms in pelvic muscles help move sperm up the vaginal canal to the uterus.

    16.    The typical lovemaking session lasts around 15 minutes: roughly 10 to 12 minutes of foreplay and around 3 to 5 minutes of intercourse.

    17.    Sex cures headaches. Endorphins released into our bloodstream when we have sex not only give us pleasure but also act as painkillers. Useful information to whip out the next time your partner uses a headache as a reason to say no.

    18.    Many elderly can and do have frequent sex. At age 70, 73% of males are still potent, and 30% of women 80 or older have still have sex.

    19.   The maximum speed at which erotic sensations travel from skin to brain has been clocked at 156 miles per hour.

    20.    70% of women would rather eat choclate than have sex.

Are you one of those 4000 who is having sex right now while reading my blog?

Have you contribute to "1-night stand" percentage?

Are you ready to cover 529 positions for the following week?

Let’s "do it", people! – Let’s boost those numbers!

sources: The Kinsey Report, Wikipedia, American Urology Association, peetypassion, digitalbeat