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Egypt’s Internet Blackout: Extreme Example of Just-in-time Blocking(opennet.net)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
Bravo!
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Egyptian Military Succession Plans Told to US Embassy(wikileaks.ch)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
I prefer that term too. ;)
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by badwetter 16y ago
So Jurassic Park may be a reality sometime in the future. May I live to see it! 8)
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by badwetter 16y ago
As usual Tom's provides good researched articles. This one is no different. Good read!
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by badwetter 16y ago
Unfortunately I agree with much of what this author says, to wit; "The border between cyber-utopianism and cyber-naivete is a blurring one," he writes in "The Net Delusion." "In fact, the reason why so many politicians and journalists belie
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Indonesia wants slice of BlackBerry pie(theglobeandmail.com)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
Agree completely. Didn't really like the tone of that post either. Pretty presumptuous actually and condescending.
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by badwetter 16y ago
Nice to have all in one spot.
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by badwetter 16y ago
bleh what's this to do with HackerNews? Spam AFAIC
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by badwetter 16y ago
Doesn't sound good, is there any Chinese competitor to Skype?
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Myspace May Soon Lay Off Large Portion of Staff(networkeffect.allthingsd.com)
12 points by badwetter 16y ago|11 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
Should have tried Debian; they have an optional text based installer that probably would have enabled you to complete the install.
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by badwetter 16y ago
With the moves Samsung has been making lately in mobile and portable hand held's; their future looks bright yours truly.
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Samsung Player: First True Android iPod Touch Competitor?(gigaom.com)
4 points by badwetter 16y ago|2 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
Yeah I keep hearing this too, but it's not accurate now and probably hasn't for some time. I run Gnome/Debian on a Toshiba Laptop Satellite 1600 with 384 Mb of SDRam with Gnome running and Chromium WebBrowser v10, HTop shows 267/384 Mb bein
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by badwetter 16y ago
Exactly -- what kind of blog writer would write a story without containing the link to the subject matter, if one existed?
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by badwetter 16y ago
Yeah BBSes were a lot of fun back in the day. Used to play around on alt.hackintosh on Usenet too. Fun times!
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New Privacy Icons Aim to Save You From Yourself(webmonkey.com)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft BPOS configuration screw up causes data disclosure(arstechnica.com)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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Journalist Robert Shemahamba to spend Christmas in an intelligence service cell?(en.rsf.org)
2 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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Apple bans Wikileaks App(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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FDs still need convincing over social networking - 20 Dec 2010(financialdirector.co.uk)
1 points by badwetter 16y ago|0 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
No question about it being "over the top" creepy.
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by badwetter 16y ago
Love the Nat. Geographic. As a young kid used to go to the Library and read the back issues -- Liked the issues following the young NASA space program. The pictures were about the only superb way of seeing the Space program historically.
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by badwetter 16y ago
"It could be months before scientists know for sure — and it could turn out the bones are from a turtle. The fragments were found near a hollowed-out turtle shell that might have been used to collect rain water, but there were no other turt
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Kinect sex game will not become reality, Microsoft says(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
24 points by badwetter 16y ago|44 comments
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by badwetter 16y ago
Is there any reason to think that Yahoo won't allow an easy way to get this data exported?
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by badwetter 16y ago
Can't wait to use it. Sweet that your method doesn't use images.

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