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541.

FBI-owned Megaupload.org serves up porn and sex ads

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10 years ago

2 points

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HTT: Building the Hyperloop with vibranium… but no funding or wages

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10 years ago

2 points

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IBM creates world’s first artificial phase-change neurons

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10 years ago

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544.

Linux bug leaves top websites vulnerable

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10 years ago

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IOC bans gifs made from Rio 2016 footage

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10 years ago

2 points

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IBM creates world’s first artificial phase-change neurons

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10 years ago

2 points

547.

Realtime Pokemon Go locations on Google Maps

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10 years ago

2 points

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The AI that (almost) lets you speak to the dead

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10 years ago

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How Oracle’s business as usual is threatening to kill Java

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10 years ago

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Terabyte terror: It takes special databases to lasso the Internet of Things

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10 years ago

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Forgotten audio formats: Elcaset

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10 years ago

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Russia’s new spy law calls for metadata and content to be stored, and backdoors

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10 years ago

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Google in discussions with telco's to launch branded non-nexus smartphone

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10 years ago

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Here today, GaN tomorrow: Military chip tech grants Moore’s law a reprieve

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10 years ago

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UK at serious risk of over-blocking content online, human rights watchdog warns

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10 years ago

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556.

Atari is making IoT devices, destroying childhoods

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10 years ago

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How the Internet Works

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10 years ago

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How the Internet works: Submarine fibre, brains in jars, and coaxial cables

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10 years ago

2 points

559.

US strategic nuclear systems still use 8-inch floppies

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10 years ago

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560.

Irish watchdog refers Facebook privacy case to Europe’s top court

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10 years ago

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561.

Should it be legal to resell e-books, software, and other digital goods?

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10 years ago

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How the Internet works: Submarine fibre, brains in jars, and coaxial cables

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10 years ago

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563.

From zero to 100mph in 1.2 seconds, SpaceX’s SuperDraco thruster delivers

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10 years ago

2 points

564.

From Paintbox to PC: How London Became the Home of Hollywood VFX

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10 years ago

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565.

UK secret police is indiscriminately spying on millions of innocent people

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10 years ago

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566.

Mounting evidence against antibacterial soaps

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10 years ago

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567.

Bitcoin firm bags first electronic money licence in the UK

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10 years ago

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NASA launch system software upgrade now 77 percent over budget

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10 years ago

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Braille displays: A blind spot of the mainstream tech industry

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10 years ago

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Android rooting bug opens Nexus phones to “permanent device compromise”

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10 years ago

2 points