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Oil Companies Spring a Leak, Courtesy of Anonymous
(wired.com)
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Syria’s Collapse Could Be a Chem Weapon Nightmare
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This reminds me of this American Case: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/02/forgotten-password/ But on the whole, the whole article is scary and slightly unsettling. On the upside I dont live in the UK - But if we were to be traveling
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And now its about to hit the 3million mark. $2,935,681
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I'm not. [Even though I will probably have access to a discounted copy through work] I'm completely happy to stay with Windows 7. (Although I am currently running Mint 13 as my main OS and 7 as my Alternate). While Windows 8 does look are s
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Windows 8 for $39.99 --- Are You In?
(wired.com)
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That is actually still in use today. Working part-time in retail at Staples Canada, I can tell you that all of our prices ending in $x.97 or $x.x7 are clearance; and therefore subject to an additional discount if there is a current promo go
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Drone Hijacking? That’s Just the Start of GPS Troubles
(wired.com)
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‘The Analyzer’ Gets Time Served for Million-Dollar Bank Heist
(wired.com)
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I also have the same issue with it crashing. Safari on the iPhone (5.1.1) - Starts to load Friends - Screen goes to black as the app is terminated Also, it does not load at all on Chrome for iPhone (the main site loads, but nothing happens
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iOS Chrome requires iOS 4.3, while Android Chrome requires Android 4.0. Ironically that means that 99% of the iOS users can use Chrome, while only 10% of the Android users can.
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Hardware Hacker Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison for Selling Rooted Cable Modems
(boston.com)
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Your FTC Privacy Watchdogs: Low-Tech, Defensive, Toothless
(wired.com)
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Mobile Carriers Gladly Give Your Data to the Cops, But Not to You
(wired.com)
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Double-Protected Bank Clients Tricked by $78M Crimeware Scam
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Typosquatter Used Misspelled Domains to Intercept Email; $1 Million Lawsuit
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Facebook Quietly Releases ‘Find Friends Nearby,’ Then Quietly Pulls It
(wired.com)
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corin_ hit the hammer on the head with that. Sory, I should have tossed a link in when I made that comment. There are always two words that you will see. One that is known, and the other is unknown. Once enough users (lets use 10 for this e
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I can see where they are coming from in wanting to verify that a user is Human, and getting them to play a game is a great idea. However, that solution does not work for everyone. There are those who use smartphones, tablets, or are stuck b
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I agree. Plus there are people who are browsing HN from behind a corperate firewall that blocks Facebook, are stuck in the dark as well. Edit: Sami_Lehtinen posted the link lower down!
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I'm glad to see that this was created! There has definitely been more than one time where I had a friend who read an article that interested me, hit the "install app page" and closed the tab. This is just another example of Facebook wanting
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Thanks for the info SkyMarshal!
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I agree. It looks like all the Distro's will have to jump on the bandwagon so to speak in order to be used by the new Windows 8 boxes. Then in this case, why are all the distro's having to shell out to get a licence key from Microsoft? I kn
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DefCon: 20 Years of Hackers, Hijinks and Snooping Feds
(wired.com)
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Thanks for posting the link! EDIT: And I get downvoted for saying thanks... so thanks. EDIT EDIT: And a upvote. Cheers!