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UK Lulzsec hacker Ryan Ackroyd pleads guilty
(bbc.co.uk)
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I'd be concerned about the legal angle of running an exchange. Can you just create one or are they regulated? I know it would be different for each region, but at what point does it change from being a web app to something of significant in
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Sounds like he just got a really cooperative flight crew & fellow passengers. Maybe everyone bought into the idea. "…I did get lucky and have a whole row to myself to setup the tripod and gear. Thanks to my neighbors for not minding an
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Considering eBay owns PayPal[1], it's unlikely they'd want to promote any competing currency. [1] http://news.cnet.com/2100-1017-941964.html
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This would be more believable if they'd posted the surveillance video.
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Digital boss Martha Lane Fox joins House of Lords
(bbc.co.uk)
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lifeisstillgood is probably referring to BT-Fon[1], which is an optional service for BT customers using the BT supplied routers. [1] http://www.btfon.com
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The GSM module supports GPRS and TCP/IP via AT commands[1] so it should be possible to get some data going. [1] https://www.sparkfun.com/datasheets/Cellular%20Modules/CEL-0...
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Hopefully it'll be rolled into the existing CoreLocation API meaning current location based apps start using the data without needing to be updated.
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Anatomy of the Apple ID password reset exploit
(imore.com)
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14y ago
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FishPi - An autonomos drop in the Ocean
(fishpi.org)
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Microsoft details global police data requests
(bbc.co.uk)
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"The attacks began in the early afternoon on Thursday. At the same time, BBC staff were alerted to a phishing email that had been sent to some BBC email accounts. It is not yet clear if the two are related. The email contained a link that i
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EULAs and disclaimers would simply be reworded to protect the company. Or the company could spin off a subsidiary with no assets, which would produce and licence the software to the parent company. User education, better QA and timely secur
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Man offers to sell house for Bitcoins
(arstechnica.com)
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SOA = "Service-oriented architecture", first time I've come across that term (I always say "Web Services").
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14y ago
So, was this all just a big marketing ploy?
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The Amazing Audio Engine (iOS audio framework)
(github.com)
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14y ago
Stanford University have been running a very good course for a few years now, and it's freely available on iTunes[1] I'd also recommend the free tutorials[2] and the more in depth ebooks[3] at Ray Wenderlich's site (the content is far bette
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Super-early iPhone prototype had 5″x7″ screen, serial port
(arstechnica.com)
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A Barometer is present on a few other Androids, so I assume it comes free as part of another chip. It's rarely listed as a feature though, which makes me think it's only enabled because it's there. Has anyone checked the calibration/reliabi
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X-ray scans look at changes inside a chrysalis [video]
(bbc.co.uk)
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iPhone 5. I've had it since September and it does what I need. I'll be happy to keep it for at least 2 years (assuming there isn't a huge leap forward in battery tech)
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Apple TV’s new, smaller A5 processor could be quietly momentous update
(arstechnica.com)
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Debian takes the super stable approach, which means packages aren't always at the latest version. Ubuntu favours more frequent updates. I like Debian for servers but I'd probably go with Ubuntu or Mint for desktops if I ran a linux desktop.
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Dating site Zoosk resets some user accounts following password dump
(arstechnica.com)
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Twitter likely feel that it's easier to monitise users if they're using official clients. The API and the early developers have served their purpose in attracting enough users, now they're more of a hindrance so time to cut them off. I'm no
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If Google are blocked could this also pose a problem for other companies such as Apple, Nokia, TomTom?
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There's a nice PDF that discusses the mechanism http://toool.nl/Image:The_New_Master_Lock_Combination_Padloc...
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IOS 6.1.2 is the Most Popular Version of iOS Less than One Week Following Launch
(chitika.com)
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