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Supreme Court strikes down overall limits on campaign contributions.
(supremecourt.gov)
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[INFRA-7524] migrate Apache Subversion project over to the git repo
(issues.apache.org)
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13y ago
This is a depressingly realistic vision of the future of mobile phones...
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Turkey hijacks servers in social media crackdown
(bbc.co.uk)
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Turkey's Attempt To Block Twitter Is Backfiring Spectacularly
(businessinsider.com)
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EA Games website hacked to steal Apple IDs
(news.netcraft.com)
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Alan Turing Institute to lead big data research
(theguardian.com)
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2048: Doctor Who Edition
(games.usvsth3m.com)
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Tech’s Favorite Cartoonist Enters Mainstream Publishing
(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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13y ago
Yes, as it happens, I am against both negative and positive discrimination. But until I have a better alternative to the latter for improving access to our industry then I have to accept it as a mechanism to help overcome the legacy of the
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13y ago
I am quite frankly disappointed in the behavior of my peers whenever a story like this comes out. It makes me ashamed of my industry - we are so much better than this! There is no place for discrimination in this world. Ever.
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13y ago
Presumably it needed total disabling, not just switching off...
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13y ago
I'll drop you a line on Monday when I can scrabble together something better than swearing :P
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13y ago
This drives some of our customers nuts because autocomplete has the annoying tendency in the most recent Safari of overwriting prepopulated fields - users end up losing configurations over this. Otherwise I can see the benefit of ignoring t
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Google gives UK government “super flagger” status for YouTube?
(computing.co.uk)
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British Telecom to be investigated over email data after whistleblower remarks
(bbc.co.uk)
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13y ago
I suspect his - rather labored - point is that there are multiple use cases to show that the design of Linquist's configuration is flawed as a rule and not an exception, and the lack of attention paid to this particular issue is perhap
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13y ago
I wouldn't call dependence on food banks a "depressing lie" - demand for food banks across the UK has tripled in the past year: http://www.trusselltrust.org/foodbank-numbers-triple
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13y ago
I'd hardly call Press TV "independent" - it's state-funded and apparently strongly linked to the Revolutionary Guard - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_TV . Your Guardian link describes Ofcom - the
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Meet Jeopardy's new master--and his controversial strategy
(boingboing.net)
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13y ago
To be fair, I'd be calling for your arrest (under my breath) if you pulled your phone or laptop out during a movie...
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13y ago
Given the prevalence of password reuse, exposing user passwords is never a good idea.
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UK Government Websites Spewing Spam
(shkspr.mobi)
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US prosecutors drop link-related charges from Barrett Brown case?
(scribd.com)
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Fears of patient data leak prompt inquiry into mapping website
(theguardian.com)
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NHS England patient data 'uploaded to Google servers', Tory MP says
(theguardian.com)
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13y ago
My reading of the comments here are that most people are saying "Looks great, but why?" We can't just venerate something because it's been "given to the people" - we need to give OS just as much critical treatm
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13y ago
> I really do not understand how the transaction malleability bug could have lost 40% of their fiat deposits. At what point, given normal business conditions, would you need to hold 100% of deposits? You only need enough to cover withdra
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13y ago
Reading, UK - DataSift - http://datasift.com We are a provider of social media data on the firehose scale - we are one of only a small number of companies who are reselling the Twitter firehose; we also provide a number of sourc
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'Contagious' wi-fi virus created by Liverpool researchers
(bbc.co.uk)
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