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How I created a fake Google Plus page for Walt Disney
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Does Duqu derive from STARS?
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Is SaaS causing neglect in native Linux app development?
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The programmer's best friend: inhalable caffeine
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One advantage of Tumblr that intrigues me, and is discussed in the article, is the community/social/sharing aspects. The nice thing is that so long as you don't want/need a ton of customization, you can set up a Tumblr blog and for anyone
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True, but (and correct me if I'm wrong) if you're using a Wordpress.com blog you have to have a URL of the format yourblog.wordpress.com, right? Whereas if you want to go to your own domain you need to self-host. But you could set up a do
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How to track who's tracking you across the Web
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WebOS still alive, but on life support
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OS X trojan surreptitiously mines bitcoins
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Apple building a solar farm for its North Carolina data center
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The point is that article that newspaper folk produce using this method will essentially be along the lines of the Google-chasing Demand Media content farm stuff. Give people exactly what they're looking for at the top of their mind and a
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NSA now fighting boring old bank hackers
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Mozilla-Bing deal: Why the hate?
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Zombie technologies that just won't die
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Anyone else find it weird that the illustration for this article is a group of Asian-American high school students at NYC's Hunter College (which is, despite its name, a high school, not a university)? If those kids are going to HS in the U
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Enterprise Linux players lining up against Red Hat's cloud
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The best of Wikipedia's worst writing
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Your tech skills have a two-year half life
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SQL injection hack opens 180K sites
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How hackers get caught
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MS going after ChromeOS on patents too
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World's most sophisticated rootkit getting an overhaul
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Well, the assertion of the report in the main article is that, in essence, the economy revolves around debt, in one form or another. Remember, debt and investment are two sides of the same coin: you can't invest in something without someon
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Well, this is yet more evidence, as if anyone needed it, that budgeting for a sovereign nation -- particularly one whose economy the world revolves around -- is qualitatively different from budgeting for a household.
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Was the US unprepared to launch a cyberwar against Libya?
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The iPhone 5 doesn't exist - but scams based on it do
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Making money with mobile apps: It can still be done
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Is Ballmer delusional? Calls Android 'cheap,' doomed
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That's interesting. I was born in '74 and think of myself as being just past the "core" of Gen X (I voted for "Smells Like Teen Spirit" as my prom theme!); my older step-siblings all were in their early to mid '20s in the early '90s recess
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NoScript now available for Android
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