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8 ways to network with Twitter and Google+
(fastcompany.com)
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The FBI launches its first mobile app, the 'Child ID' iPhone app
(techcrunch.com)
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Verizon Roadmap Promises Sept 8 Launch For Droid Bionic Superphone
(techcrunch.com)
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Smartling Partners With CloudFlare To Package Security & Language Translation
(techcrunch.com)
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A Watch that tells time without you having to look at it
(fastcodesign.com)
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Eric Schmidt-backed Quixey helps you dig up Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn apps
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Square reader provides hackers straight line to illicit cash
(threatpost.com)
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94% of iPhone users will buy another
(thenextweb.com)
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House Committee Approves U.S. Internet Spy Bill: This Week in Online Tyranny
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DIY Spy Drone Sniffs Wi-Fi, Intercepts Phone Calls
(wired.com)
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SnapX lets your Macs share a single Cinema Display
(engadget.com)
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Black Hat: Google's Chrome OS Could Enable Nasty Web Based Attacks
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How algorithms mold our cities
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Ten Tips For Securing Your Google+ Account
(threatpost.com)
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Swede arrested for building nuclear reactor
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Facebook launches bug bounty program
(facebook.com)
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It's true. The first time I ran the emulator it took a good 5 minutes to boot up. But because it took so long, I thought my computer froze or that I had made a mistake in installing the SDK since I had usually given up after waiting 30 se
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Disgree. The NSA's public image is that of an all-powerful Big Brother style agency since nobody knows anything about them publicly. There's nothing in that public image that has anything to do with 'general malfeasance' though.
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Working in a standard government position isn't the same as working at the NSA. Similarly, working in a standard UK government position is nothing like working at GCHQ.
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Working in defence =/= making weapons. And honestly, I'd rather not make things that invade people's privacy.
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I have a free account as well but it says I do not have access.
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I agree with this guy and it's pretty much why I prefer working in the defence industry where there's a purpose beyond selling ads.
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This has nothing to do with 'higher standard' if the media is the one responsible for publishing your name, publicizing it, and most importantly making money off of it.
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Yes, but it's the same thing when the FBI checks Facebook trivially. People still seem to have a problem with them doing any sort of searching via social networking.
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Agreed. It's strange that people get all up in arms when the government does this for suspects and yet when some random journalists start snooping around, trying to dig dirt up on you, and blackmails you to write a story (and then proceed
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You should definitely have more than enough time if you are interested in it. I have about 35 hours worth of class including labs in the Fall and I still plan to find time for this course.
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Well the comparison would be between different students. But the weightings essentially account for this difference. However, the better comparison would probably be if different students had different marking schemes.
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This happens to students on a fairly consistent basis. Suppose a project is worth 10% of the student's final mark while a midterm is worth 30% and the final exam is worth 60%. If the student performs well on the project, average on the mid
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Nearly EVERYONE in South Korea has been hacked in one go
(theregister.co.uk)
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That is a good point. Not to say that there isn't teamwork involved, but I would argue that baseball is slightly different in that there is a higher emphasis on individual skill than on teamwork. The better counter-argument would perhaps
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