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2 Roommates Arrested, Bloodied After iPhone vs. Android Argument Turns Violent(yahoo.com)
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It wasn’t easy, but Netflix will soon use HTTPS to secure video streams(arstechnica.com)
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LA's school board would like all of that iPad money back now, please(engadget.com)
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Announcing LLILC: An LLVM Based Compiler for .NET CoreCLR(lists.cs.uiuc.edu)
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Being overweight 'reduces dementia risk'(bbc.com)
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Court questions Google on patent values in Microsoft case(reuters.com)
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One Million Swedish PCs Hit by Google Chrome Spyware(sputniknews.com)
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
That doesn't explain why the innovation didn't happen in, say Somalia, where there are no government regulations to speak of.
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Is this the reason that Chrome seems be getting extremely bloated on the desktop? It's like running a ChromeOS VM with every chrome.exe process. I guess it's time to go back to Firefox or try Spartan.
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Open source isn't some magical protection. Even with being a much smaller target, there have been malware on Linux repos. Example on Gentoo(ignore the over the top headline): http://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-infe
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
There are still lot of Google ads on download sites that are extremely misleading and look like download buttons. http://blog.malwarebytes.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Ad8.... As I wrote in another com
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Sure they can, but it's a huge market almost on par with the US and it opens them up elsewhere in the world to competition emanating from the void they leave in the EU, i.e alternate OSes and search engines.
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
>In Germany, for example, where Google has over 95% market share, competing search engines don’t have access to adequate past search data to deliver search results that are as relevant as Google’s. And, because their search results aren’
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
YCombinator itself invested in bundleware. https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130115/17343321692/why-a... http://www.istartedsomething.com/20130115/y-combinator-is-fu... And pg justifie
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Tested: DirectX 12's potential performance leap is insane(pcworld.com)
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Google Testing Line Separator Removal Between Search Ads and Organic Search Result(searchengineland.com)
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Introducing the Carrot, again, which will improve your life(konbini.com)
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Why Didn't the FTC Charge Google with Antitrust Violations?(petri.com)
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
>So, while I am by no means a security expert, I have been wondering the same thing. The entire "Secure Boot" stuff just seems like a lame excuse to allow vendors control over what operating systems you can boot on their device
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New policy turns Firefox into a walled-garden, and no one is safer for it(blog.rubbingalcoholic.com)
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Site isn't loading. Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Hu955ZD...
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Why movies look weird at 48fps, and games are better at 60fps(accidentalscientist.com)
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Google uses Android phones GPS location to track people's store visits. http://digiday.com/platforms/google-tracking/ http://www.datadrivenbusiness.com/google-quietly-testing-off... If you tu
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Twitter and Facebook told to simplify their privacy terms(techradar.com)
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FTC Fines TRUSTe, Privacy Certification Company(epic.org)
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
The confidence that this will inspire while looking or interviewing for a job is immense. Taking it one step further, it would be great if they're provided free clothing if they can prove(to prevent abuse) that they need it to go to an
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
I am one of those vegan health and fitness obsessed girls and even I find Whole Foods a bit pricy, but they're doing well so they seem to have an appeal to a lot of folks.
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Can anyone tell me how many things in this list are about a "level playing field" or "do no evil". If Apple or MS did even half of the things in this list, people would be screaming about it from rooftops a couple of dec
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
Pretty much everything in technology is harder than it looks. Took me a day to configure Apache Solr for the first time the other day while my estimate was just one hour.
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by jfuhrman 12y ago
I hope the schools are aware of the privacy implications for students, who are essentially captive because they'd have to change universities to avoid being tracked and are very susceptible to advertising. From http://www.ed

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