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Skype, Day 2: Most still without service; company urges "patience"
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ThumbDrive now valid trademark after appeals board reverses years of denials
(networkworld.com)
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Those who are blaming the victim here illustrate the problem perfectly: some of them either do or will get to run their own businesses and their screw-the-guy-he-didn't-read-the-fine-print attitudes will surely result in similar customer ex
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A fascinating inside look but the guy is far too quick to excuse his leading role in what is unquestionably an unethical enterprise. Drug dealers, too, say they're just fulfilling a demand that someone is going to fulfill ... and they show
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There's a reason it's called work.
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Both EFF, Seer Systems claim victory in ruling over music distribution patent
(networkworld.com)
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Palin e-mail snoop sentenced to year in prison
(networkworld.com)
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Lawmaker calls for screening of all cargo planes in U.S. for explosives
(boston.com)
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Palin e-mail snoop asks court for leniency
(networkworld.com)
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AT&T lagging while others lead on IPv6
(networkworld.com)
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I like the camera idea. It would probably work just as well if the unauthorized user merely believed a picture was being taken; just have a pop-up message saying so before the transaction is finalized and skip the picture altogether.
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Why the need for IPv6? Vint Cerf keeps blaming himself
(networkworld.com)
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IMDb turning 20 on Sunday, takes stroll down memory lane
(networkworld.com)
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An Interview with Anonymous: "We will keep going until we stop being angry."
(pandalabs.pandasecurity.com)
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Study: Texting bans don't make driving safer, may actually cause more crashes
(networkworld.com)
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16y ago
20 to 30 minutes doesn't seem sufficient to make a big difference, especially if you're not able to drop right off. And exactly where is your typical office worker supposed to take this nap?
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Pirate Party of Russia seeks formal recognition
(themoscowtimes.com)
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'Preliminary' finding invalidates C2's VoIP patent, says EFF
(networkworld.com)
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Anti-US hacker takes credit for 'Here you have' attacks
(networkworld.com)
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Not a day goes by when I don't see some no-name blog or other scraping a post of mine word-for-word. That's plagiarism. Unless there's more to it, this complaint seems entirely without merit.
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The guy does have a point worth making, but didn't someone already beat him to it using only four words? "Don't feed the trolls."
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Only 5 of 135 employees aced Defcon social engineering test by not blabbing
(networkworld.com)
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Pushdo takedown may yield valuable data about how botnets work
(networkworld.com)
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Only in Japan, real men go to a hotel with virtual girlfriends
(online.wsj.com)
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Rocket-powered single-seat helicopter emits only water
(wired.com)
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Up to 15% of Mozilla security-bug finders turn down cash rewards
(networkworld.com)
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Black Hat video feed hacked
(networkworld.com)
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Modern technology makes it so much easier to flirt with burnout without even realizing it. The laptop is always open on the kitchen table. The cell is never out of reach. There's no conscious thought to the work day or work week having a be
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Judge refuses to dismiss lawsuit over Coca-Cola's deceptive Vitaminwater claims
(cspinet.org)
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Last roll of Kodachrome film goes through last Kodachrome lab
(kansas.com)
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