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Ballmer: An iPad Killer is Job One
(pcpro.co.uk)
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This shows how little the basic Western mindset has changed from the days of imperialism, colonies, and barbarian savages. I recall, in my anthropology course of yore, encountering similar disparities between the WEIRD cultures and whateve
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Should countries be held responsible for spewing cyberattacks?
(wired.com)
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Nice job on authentication. A question arises for me, though. I can understand the cost of Yubikey and email authentication falls to the user. But how much do you estimate the SMS will cost you as a fixed cost? Back-of-the-envelope calc
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WH wants easier FBI electronic surveillance of Internet
(washingtonpost.com)
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ATM hacker hits the jackpot (security demo)
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Component Shortages May Stifle the Smartphone Market
(gigaom.com)
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3d TV: Too Little To Survive, Too Much To Die
(conceivablytech.com)
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You may want to remove the references to AppFlows in the footer on some pages. As it is, both sites show the same diagramme. Is one an earlier version? http://www.flowshark.com/ http://appflows.com/
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UK ISP TalkTalk Monitoring its Customers Online Activity Without Consent
(ispreview.co.uk)
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Truly. I have the feeling a lot of people view the race as a sprint and run out of wherewithall when they realise it is more like an ultra marathon.
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Where are you looking? I am drawing from positions on Jobsite.co.uk. The lowest salary I can find in the posts of the past seven days is 22k: http://www.jobsite.co.uk/cgi-bin/advsearch?rownum=476&am... ; Even the lowest one has a ran
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Will the bionic man have virus protection?
(wired.com)
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I use Python a lot for back-end processing but seldom for anything upfront. I tend to prefer PHP there. I was asked to write a book on Python last year and actually included a section on how to use PHP together with Python when doing web
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This is the case in pretty much every western country, afaik. The $250k limit is also held by Germany. Other countries have floors of (I hope you're sitting) 1 million currency units (pounds, etc.). Personally, I think they are all misgu
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Richard Branson: 'They' Have a Lot to Answer For
(openforum.com)
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I am glad to see somebody new working this niche. The way you go about handling payments is relatively straight-forward, which is good. However, I wonder how you (plan to) handle stolen phones being used to send money to accessories to th
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Scientists informally intervene in cases of sloppy research
(arstechnica.com)
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You can read an English translation of this article through G-Translation at: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=nl&tl...
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Online Banking Fraud Found Rampant and Unreported
(hbvl.be)
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"Harley’s evolution is part of longer-term shift in American manufacturing..." This is standard operating procedure for more than American companies. Anymore, I think it is a central part of the Acme Corporate Handbook anywhere and everywh
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I have worked at various levels of several different kinds of companies - everything from epoxies to hospices to ship management to pure software houses to educational institutions. I never learned so much about running a company as I did
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Afghan says it's 'shocked' by leaked U.S. documents
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I can't speak to the different parts of the US, but developers in Europe get wildly different salaries, and the differences are not wholly based on the location, size or stage of the company. In the past six months, I have seen UK junior p
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Plastiki crosses the Pacific
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WikiLeaks Releases Afghan War Secrets
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Thanks for posting this. I had lost site of the Concorde's fatal flight. Good perspective.
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Is The Game Industry A Happy Place?
(gamasutra.com)
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WPA2 vulnerability found
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What the OP is doing is similar to a fatal flaw that messes up many companies. If everyone is your customer/market, then nobody is your customer/market. You can't market to everyone, and you can't focus on everything at the same time. Y
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