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The arc of history bends towards mobile, and consoles are heading for a niche.

Defending their product's encryption in the light of recent NSA revelations.

Some fascinating insider quotes from former Apple employees of how Ive and design came to be king. (Sadly, spread across a number of articles.)

What kind of privacy can professionals comply with if they've given data to a third party who has to comply with government data requests?

Great '80s rock anthem sendup about the Norwegian human rights advocate. I have a problem called Ylvis.

Hahah. Weird mix of Broadway love song mocking dubstep. I'm glad The Fox introduced me to this.

This just keeps getting worse.

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Apparently they're a comedy group, so I don't think this is supposed to be real europop.

Pretty. Not sure if I need the book, though.

Cool design concessions.

An excellent old analysis on Ender's innocence.

Whaaaaa?

The first 403 rewrite rule under Step 8 worked for me in reducing server load during a distributed login hack attempt.

A great piece on the end of empire, particuarly Pax Americana.

I'm still not worried about finding a job, basically ever. Maybe I should be more chalant.

Ignore the scare headline that's there to get views, the author advocates a nice balanced approach.

Posted in April Fools 2012 By The Daily Gazette April 1, 2012 On Friday, Dean of Admissions Jim Bach announced that Swarthmore would implement a new quota system to set a strict limit on the amount…

Useful! I knew a lot of these, but there are a few I've never had reason to use.

How does he tolerate this?

Interesting way to talk about the issues, although it does have a clear position; I think it could have been more interesting having a balanced viewpoint, though maybe that's an unfair expectation.

That is some expensive salt water.

Not 100% sure I had listened in its entirety before.

Awesome project, if totally unnecessary. The future of computer preservation is emulation.

Glad to hear at least some thought went into rounding out these characters more.

Very cool style. The Samus and Link ones are the best, I think.

I like the idea, but unfortunately it would probably be slander/libel.

I suspect the timeframe is farther out than they'd care to admit.

Cool animation of the imagery from the Hubble, corrected for distance as you travel.

Funny how he keeps losing his hat.