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Valve killing Steam Support for some Ubuntu users | Continue reading
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Ukrainian oligarchs accused of laundering $470b, buying up much of Cleveland | Continue reading
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Ars Technica writer Peter Bright aka @DrPizza arrested for 'enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity' | Continue reading
Australia's raids on journalists signal an authoritarian turning point | Continue reading
Nothing to be proud of today | Continue reading
European legal official OKs orders that force Facebook to globally remove insults to politicians like "oaf" and "fascist" (as well as synonyms) | Continue reading
Is this the greatest shot in TV journalism? | Continue reading
New Amazon patent application reveals "solution" to missed Alexa instructions: always on recording | Continue reading
How DRM has permitted Google to have an "open source" browser that is still under its exclusive control | Continue reading
Big Tech: "If the USA enforces antitrust laws against us, it means China will win!" | Continue reading
Thangrycat: a deadly Cisco vulnerability named after an emoji 😾😾😾 | Continue reading
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DRM and terms-of-service have ended true ownership, turning us into "tenants of our own devices" | Continue reading
Sleuthing from public sources to figure out how the Hateful Eight leaker was caught | Continue reading
Watch a robot solve a Rubik's cube in less than half a second | Continue reading
European telcos want the right to perform "deep packet inspection" on our data | Continue reading
Bipartisan groups call on Congress to reinstate the Office of Technology Assessment, which Gingrich killed in 1995 | Continue reading
Rare "positive" lightning bolt caught on video | Continue reading
Human Rights Watch reverse-engineered the app that the Chinese state uses to spy on people in Xinjiang | Continue reading
"Black hat" companies sell services to get products featured and upranked on Amazon | Continue reading
Cory Doctorow on how the copyright wars clue us into an upcoming fight over the destiny of the general-purpose computer. | Continue reading
How China grabbed NSA hacking tools and used them to attack U.S. allies | Continue reading
Apple's growth strategy is a textbook case of antitrust abuse | Continue reading
In this Twitter exchange, jetBlue explains to a passenger how it got a photo of her face -- from the DHS | Continue reading
Jimmy Fallon played a video game on air, meaning that streaming your own game gets you taken down as a pirate, thanks to NBC | Continue reading
Jimmy Fallon played a video game on air, meaning that streaming your own game gets you taken down as a pirate, thanks to NBC | Continue reading
Facebook has hired the Patriot Act's co-author and "day-to-day manager" to be its new general counsel | Continue reading
For sale: charred remains of Aleister Crowley and Jimmy Page's Loch Ness home | Continue reading
The Antitrust Case Against Facebook: a turning point in the debate over Big Tech and monopoly | Continue reading
RIP, science fiction and fantasy Grand Master Gene Wolfe, 1931-2019 | Continue reading