doublextremevil

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Refurbished Motorola Xooms sold had Personal Data of previous owners(chicagobusiness.com)
1 points by doublextremevil 15y ago|0 comments
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FileVault 2 Easily Decrypted(reviews.cnet.com)
32 points by doublextremevil 15y ago|33 comments
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by doublextremevil 15y ago
Do you know the ease or possibility of scraping all the magnet links and creating a sort of Pirate bay on a flash drive? Because if so, they really live up to their motto.
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by doublextremevil 15y ago
Kodak joins a lot of older companies that just cant keep up with the changing world. Take RIM for example who said to the original iPhone “There is no way that phone can do what they showed off on stage.” It is sad but bound to become more
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Why We Should Be Talking About Thorium(youtube.com)
1 points by doublextremevil 15y ago|0 comments
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The End of Publishing, or the Rantings of a Manic-Depressive?(sebastianmarshall.com)
2 points by doublextremevil 15y ago|1 comments
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by doublextremevil 15y ago
Ok, then i guess i have to take it now. Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean no one's out to get you.
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Bitcoin E-Wallet with Browser side Encryption(strongcoin.com)
2 points by doublextremevil 15y ago|0 comments
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Google Magnifier: Music discovery now in Music Beta(magnifier.blogspot.com)
2 points by doublextremevil 15y ago|0 comments
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by doublextremevil 15y ago
The cable says " Microsoft's General Manager, Gonzalo Fernandez (protect), showed EconOff an internal PDVSA memo which claimed that all U.S. software companies had a "back door" mechanism whereby the U.S. government could at any time ac
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by doublextremevil 15y ago
When will people learn that trusting a (possibly unreliable) third party with your money was exactly the sort of thing that bitcoin was supposed to obviate?