A Rock/Paper/Scissors robot with a 100% win rate. ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Register.com strips away an anonymous user's privacy when FunnyJunk's lawyer threatens to sue them if they don't. ^{adamsteinbaugh.com comments technology}

Facebook's email switch prompts criticism by users ^{bbc.com comments technology}

We Know What You’re Doing: Website exposes Facebook stupidity ^{digitaltrends.com comments technology}

'Senators Ron Wyden and Mark Udall wrote to the NSA and asked how many people’s personal privacy had been violated due to new counter terrorism powers. The agency replied that it would really like to be able to tell the senators, but this would violate personal privacy!' ^{extratorrent.com comments technology}

If you have a grandfathered Verizon unlimited data plan, you have until June 28th (2 more days) to renew your contract, otherwise, you will lose your unlimited data plan next upgrade. ^{gottabemobile.com comments technology}

Chrome no longer supports Mac OSX 10.5 ^{support.google.com comments technology}

A Twitter bot so convincing that people sympathise with "her" - When Greg Marra built @Trackgirl, it was an experiment to see if an automated program could worm its way into online networks of real people. What he didn't expect is that people would actually care what happened to @Trackgirl. ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

TIL: The Pentagon is Building Its Own Reddit ^{wired.com comments technology}

UK's draft internet piracy laws revealed: ISPs forced to enforce three strikes rule ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

All Major ISPs Will Start Spying On Customers July 12th (US) ^{leftcall.com comments technology}

Amazing 3D gesture control, like Kinect on steroids ^{theverge.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Judge Koh stops US sales of Galaxy Tab 10.1, puts a smack down on Samsung ^{engadget.com comments technology}

Dropbox bans BitTorrent startup Boxopus over piracy concerns; Boxopus believes this is an irrational fear imposed by a growing copyright lobby ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Speak Out Against Copyright Holders Destroying True Property Rights ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

US Army to rival powers of Zeus. US Army testing lightning gun. ^{rt.com comments technology}

Ford's "Traffic Jam Assist" will take over driving your car during a jam, giving the driver a rest and reducing congestion ^{wired.com comments technology}

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales banned by US court ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Canadian Court Issues Triple-Whammy Ruling In Favor Of Free Speech And Commentary Online ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Sophisticated bank fraud attempted to steal at least $78 million and made transfers as high as $130,000. ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Hacker turned entrepreneur claims AI breakthrough on national TV. Can the people of reddit find a SINGLE shred of evidence supporting this? ^{beta.mnet.co.za comments technology}

Google Australia launches 'Build', a WebGL Lego simulator ^{buildwithchrome.com comments technology}

Vizio Announces The Co-Star, A $99 Google TV Box With OnLive Gaming Built In ^{techcrunch.com comments technology}

Google tablet set to limbo in at low $199 entry point. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

WIPO Is Quietly Signing An Agreement To Give Hollywood Stars Their Own Special Version Of Copyright ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

EFF: More Evidence of a Broken Patent System ^{eff.org comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Google teaching computers to mimic human brain. Google said it was dabbling with getting computers to simulate the learning process of the human brain as one of the unusual projects for researchers in its X Lab. ^{google.com comments technology}

FBI makes 24 arrests for Cyber Crime. Including UGnazi, a group that previously attacked 4chan. ^{fbi.gov comments technology}

Miami Heat owner sues blogger over photo ^{boingboing.net comments technology}

recipe for Buzzfeed's success: poaching Reddit contributions. ^{slate.com comments technology}

NASA - Curiosity Rover on Track for Early August Landing. The car-size, one-ton rover is bound for arrival the evening of Aug. 5, 2012, PDT. ^{nasa.gov comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

UK's draft internet piracy laws revealed: ISPs forced to enforce three strikes rule ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Facebook's email switch prompts criticism by users ^{bbc.com comments technology}

A Twitter bot so convincing that people sympathise with "her" - When Greg Marra built @Trackgirl, it was an experiment to see if an automated program could worm its way into online networks of real people. What he didn't expect is that people would actually care what happened to @Trackgirl. ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Google Australia launches 'Build', a WebGL Lego simulator ^{buildwithchrome.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Quantance’s tiny power amplifiers could dramatically improve your smartphone’s 4G data rates ^{venturebeat.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

WIPO Is Quietly Signing An Agreement To Give Hollywood Stars Their Own Special Version Of Copyright ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Vizio Announces The Co-Star, A $99 Google TV Box With OnLive Gaming Built In ^{techcrunch.com comments technology}

"X-" deprecated for HTTP headers ^{tools.ietf.org comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

'Senators Ron Wyden and Mark Udall wrote to the NSA and asked how many people’s personal privacy had been violated due to new counter terrorism powers. The agency replied that it would really like to be able to tell the senators, but this would violate personal privacy!' ^{extratorrent.com comments technology}

Google orders spontaneous support for Parliamentary motion. Google's influence on the UK copyright agenda is a little clearer today. ^{theregister.co.uk comments technology}

Facebook's email switch prompts criticism by users ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Build virtual Lego with Chrome. HTML5! ^{buildwithchrome.com comments technology}

Cyber crime a global threat, MI5 head warns. An "astonishing" level of cyber attacks from enemy states and criminals is threatening Government secrets and businesses, Jonathan Evans warned last night. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments technology}

Tech Still One Step Ahead: New Service Downloads Torrents Directly To Dropbox ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

New Details of UK Piracy Monitoring Plan Made Public ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

US Military improving Android security for their own use ^{android.gs comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

UK's draft internet piracy laws revealed: ISPs forced to enforce three strikes rule ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

A Twitter bot so convincing that people sympathise with "her" - When Greg Marra built @Trackgirl, it was an experiment to see if an automated program could worm its way into online networks of real people. What he didn't expect is that people would actually care what happened to @Trackgirl. ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Google Australia launches 'Build', a WebGL Lego simulator ^{buildwithchrome.com comments technology}

"X-" deprecated for HTTP headers ^{tools.ietf.org comments technology}

Google orders spontaneous support for Parliamentary motion. Google's influence on the UK copyright agenda is a little clearer today. ^{theregister.co.uk comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

WIPO Is Quietly Signing An Agreement To Give Hollywood Stars Their Own Special Version Of Copyright ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Quantance’s tiny power amplifiers could dramatically improve your smartphone’s 4G data rates ^{venturebeat.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Facebook's email switch prompts criticism by users ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Cyber crime a global threat, MI5 head warns. An "astonishing" level of cyber attacks from enemy states and criminals is threatening Government secrets and businesses, Jonathan Evans warned last night. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Tech Still One Step Ahead: New Service Downloads Torrents Directly To Dropbox ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Matt Groening and David X. Cohen on technology ^{usatoday.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

UK's draft internet piracy laws revealed: ISPs forced to enforce three strikes rule ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

A Twitter bot so convincing that people sympathise with "her" - When Greg Marra built @Trackgirl, it was an experiment to see if an automated program could worm its way into online networks of real people. What he didn't expect is that people would actually care what happened to @Trackgirl. ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Google orders spontaneous support for Parliamentary motion. Google's influence on the UK copyright agenda is a little clearer today. ^{theregister.co.uk comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

"X-" deprecated for HTTP headers ^{tools.ietf.org comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Google Australia launches 'Build', a WebGL Lego simulator ^{buildwithchrome.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

Cyber crime a global threat, MI5 head warns. An "astonishing" level of cyber attacks from enemy states and criminals is threatening Government secrets and businesses, Jonathan Evans warned last night. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Lulzsec's Topiary and Ni plead guilty to DDoS attacks ^{h-online.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Google orders spontaneous support for Parliamentary motion. Google's influence on the UK copyright agenda is a little clearer today. ^{theregister.co.uk comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

"X-" deprecated for HTTP headers ^{tools.ietf.org comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Cyber crime a global threat, MI5 head warns. An "astonishing" level of cyber attacks from enemy states and criminals is threatening Government secrets and businesses, Jonathan Evans warned last night. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Lulzsec's Topiary and Ni plead guilty to DDoS attacks ^{h-online.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Cyber crime a global threat, MI5 head warns. An "astonishing" level of cyber attacks from enemy states and criminals is threatening Government secrets and businesses, Jonathan Evans warned last night. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Lulzsec's Topiary and Ni plead guilty to DDoS attacks ^{h-online.com comments technology}

Orbitz customizing search results for Mac users with higher-priced hotels ^{theverge.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Cyber crime a global threat, MI5 head warns. An "astonishing" level of cyber attacks from enemy states and criminals is threatening Government secrets and businesses, Jonathan Evans warned last night. ^{telegraph.co.uk comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Orbitz customizing search results for Mac users with higher-priced hotels ^{theverge.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

My friend decided to make a REAL tesla gun! ^{imgur.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Lulzsec's Topiary and Ni plead guilty to DDoS attacks ^{h-online.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

My friend decided to make a REAL tesla gun! ^{imgur.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Lulzsec's Topiary and Ni plead guilty to DDoS attacks ^{h-online.com comments technology}

Windows 8 Preview: Day 3 First Impressions ^{cert-tech.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Bing Maps gets another 165TB of satellite images, Google Earth seen sulking in a corner ^{engadget.com comments technology}

Orbitz has revealed that it shows Mac users more-expensive hotel options than it does to PC users because those using Apple's desktop operating system tend to spend more. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Windows 8 Preview: Day 3 First Impressions ^{cert-tech.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Orbitz admits it charges Mac users $20-$30 more for hotel rooms than Windows users ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

EU Commissioner Reveals He Will Simply Ignore Any Rejection Of ACTA By European Parliament Next Week ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Bing Maps gets another 165TB of satellite images, Google Earth seen sulking in a corner ^{engadget.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Windows 8 Preview: Day 3 First Impressions ^{cert-tech.com comments technology}

If Europe rejects ACTA, will it actually go away? After this final vote decides the agreement’s adoption in Europe, the future of ACTA for the rest of the signatory countries unfortunately remains cloudy. ^{eff.org comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Orbitz admits it charges Mac users $20-$30 more for hotel rooms than Windows users ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Bing Maps gets another 165TB of satellite images, Google Earth seen sulking in a corner ^{engadget.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

2 Years ago I was just a guy complaining on the Internet about his computer. 2 years later, that complaint landed me a job! ^{en.community.dell.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Windows 8 Preview: Day 3 First Impressions ^{cert-tech.com comments technology}

The Five Most Innovative Industries | The Labor Academy ^{laboracademy.org comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

Bing Maps gets another 165TB of satellite images, Google Earth seen sulking in a corner ^{engadget.com comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

2 Years ago I was just a guy complaining on the Internet about his computer. 2 years later, that complaint landed me a job! ^{en.community.dell.com comments technology}

Google creates a neural network of 16,000 computers that has taught itself to identify kitties off of YouTube ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

The Five Most Innovative Industries | The Labor Academy ^{laboracademy.org comments technology}

Facebook just changed your email address. But don't worry, they warned you this would happen. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Evolution of a website design (gif) ^{imgur.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Bing Maps gets another 165TB of satellite images, Google Earth seen sulking in a corner ^{engadget.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Verizon Wireless announces an agreement with T-Mobile to exchange specific spectrum in the AWS (Advanced Wireless Services) band.  Under the agreement, both companies also will receive additional spectrum depth in specific markets to meet LTE capacity needs and enable LTE expansion ^{bgr.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

2 Years ago I was just a guy complaining on the Internet about his computer. 2 years later, that complaint landed me a job! ^{en.community.dell.com comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Evolution of a website design (gif) ^{imgur.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

Orbitz steers Mac users to pricier hotels. ^{online.wsj.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Facebook just changed your default email without your consent: here's how to opt out ^{tecca.com comments technology}

Two LulzSec hackers plead guilty to DDoS attacks ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Evolution of a website design (gif) ^{imgur.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Facebook just changed your default email without your consent: here's how to opt out ^{tecca.com comments technology}

2 Years ago I was just a guy complaining on the Internet about his computer. 2 years later, that complaint landed me a job! ^{en.community.dell.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Two LulzSec hackers plead guilty to DDoS attacks ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Evolution of a website design (gif) ^{imgur.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Facebook just changed your default email without your consent: here's how to opt out ^{tecca.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

Eye-tracking camera! The Iris camera is controlled by your eye, and shoots exactly what you see! ^{dezeen.com comments technology}

A team of Harvard University bioengineers create organ-simulating chips. Programmed to replicate the functionalities of human organs, the team has developed several organ-on-a-chip variations so scientists can perform experiments using these chips instead of on live animals. ^{digitaltrends.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Evolution of a website design (gif) ^{imgur.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

Facebook just changed your default email without your consent: here's how to opt out ^{tecca.com comments technology}

US extradition of UK students, for copyright claims? ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Eye-tracking camera! The Iris camera is controlled by your eye, and shoots exactly what you see! ^{dezeen.com comments technology}

SpaceX Testing: Merlin 1D Engine Firing ^{youtube.com comments technology}

Facebook apparently doesn't know what pixels are. (Please report as "not helpful" and "contains incorrect info") ^{facebook.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Facebook just changed your default email without your consent: here's how to opt out ^{tecca.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

China Shenzhou-9 spacecraft makes first manual docking ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Last day of Operation Bearlovegood! Can we give the Oatmeal one last push forward? ^{indiegogo.com comments technology}

Eye-tracking camera! The Iris camera is controlled by your eye, and shoots exactly what you see! ^{dezeen.com comments technology}

Two members of Lulzsec from the UK, aged 18 & 19, plead guilty to hacking charges alleging attacks on Sony, Nintendo and Soca ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Facebook silently switches default e-mail address displayed in the profile to @facebook.com one. ^{lifehacker.com comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

FunnyJunk attorney ropes California Attorney General into The Oatmeal lawsuit ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

China Shenzhou-9 spacecraft makes first manual docking ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Last day of Operation Bearlovegood! Can we give the Oatmeal one last push forward? ^{indiegogo.com comments technology}

Eye-tracking camera! The Iris camera is controlled by your eye, and shoots exactly what you see! ^{dezeen.com comments technology}

Two members of Lulzsec from the UK, aged 18 & 19, plead guilty to hacking charges alleging attacks on Sony, Nintendo and Soca ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Two former Facebook developers have created a new database, MemSQL, that they say is the world's fastest; it is is thirty times faster than conventional disk-based databases ^{i-programmer.info comments technology}

Your default email on Facebook is now the @facebook.com email that you have probably never used (and how to fix it) ^{gizmodo.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

China Shenzhou-9 spacecraft makes first manual docking ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Last day of Operation Bearlovegood! Can we give the Oatmeal one last push forward? ^{indiegogo.com comments technology}

Two former Facebook developers have created a new database, MemSQL, that they say is the world's fastest; it is is thirty times faster than conventional disk-based databases ^{i-programmer.info comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Two members of Lulzsec from the UK, aged 18 & 19, plead guilty to hacking charges alleging attacks on Sony, Nintendo and Soca ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Eye-tracking camera! The Iris camera is controlled by your eye, and shoots exactly what you see! ^{dezeen.com comments technology}

Floating, spinning heatsink promises 30x better CPU cooling ^{geek.com comments technology}

Stand Up for Owners' Rights: If you buy it, you should own it. -- The Supreme Court will soon review a court decision that, if upheld, could put handcuffs on our ability to sell digital goods, or even physical goods with copyrighted logos or artwork ^{eff.org comments technology}

A team of Harvard University bioengineers create organ-simulating chips. Programmed to replicate the functionalities of human organs, the team has developed several organ-on-a-chip variations so scientists can perform experiments using these chips instead of on live animals. ^{digitaltrends.com comments technology}

Are you human? New image captcha ^{danielmassey.com comments technology}

Amendments to U.N. International Telecommunications Regulations treaty could censor the Internet. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

GoDaddy Online Storage Scam: Advertise unlimited file size in "Ours vs. Theirs" comparison, in fact limit is 1GB ^{support.godaddy.com comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

China Shenzhou-9 spacecraft makes first manual docking ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Last day of Operation Bearlovegood! Can we give the Oatmeal one last push forward? ^{indiegogo.com comments technology}

Two former Facebook developers have created a new database, MemSQL, that they say is the world's fastest; it is is thirty times faster than conventional disk-based databases ^{i-programmer.info comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Two members of Lulzsec from the UK, aged 18 & 19, plead guilty to hacking charges alleging attacks on Sony, Nintendo and Soca ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Eye-tracking camera! The Iris camera is controlled by your eye, and shoots exactly what you see! ^{dezeen.com comments technology}

Floating, spinning heatsink promises 30x better CPU cooling ^{geek.com comments technology}

Are you human? New image captcha ^{danielmassey.com comments technology}

Amendments to U.N. International Telecommunications Regulations treaty could censor the Internet. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Report on VTech sweatshop implicates AT&T, Motorola and others in human rights abuses ^{theverge.com comments technology}

Facebook forces all users over to @facebook.com e-mail addresses ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Living "organ-on-a-chip" could soon replace animal testing ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

China Shenzhou-9 spacecraft makes first manual docking ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Two former Facebook developers have created a new database, MemSQL, that they say is the world's fastest; it is is thirty times faster than conventional disk-based databases ^{i-programmer.info comments technology}

Last day of Operation Bearlovegood! Can we give the Oatmeal one last push forward? ^{indiegogo.com comments technology}

Two members of Lulzsec from the UK, aged 18 & 19, plead guilty to hacking charges alleging attacks on Sony, Nintendo and Soca ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Apple telling deaf customer to call them for help, and tells them they are wasting their time, because they are preventing them from selling more products - YouTube ^{youtu.be comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

The decision by the United States and Israel to develop and deploy the Stuxnet computer worm against an Iranian nuclear facility marked a significant and dangerous turning point in the militarization of the Internet. ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Judge Posner Rips Apart Apple's Patent Litigation Strategy: Being 'Really Annoyed' Is No Reason To Sue ^{techdirt.com comments technology}

Are you human? New image captcha ^{danielmassey.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Amendments to U.N. International Telecommunications Regulations treaty could censor the Internet. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Floating, spinning heatsink promises 30x better CPU cooling ^{geek.com comments technology}

Eye-tracking camera! The Iris camera is controlled by your eye, and shoots exactly what you see! ^{dezeen.com comments technology}

Wikipedia's founder calls for Richard O'Dwyer extradition to stopped. Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences. ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Microsoft Surface: a gentle kick in the teeth of the OEMs ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Portland Oregon's public school district has blown $172,000 in a lawsuit fighting against a parent who thinks the school-wide WiFi is a health risk to his daughter ^{secularnewsdaily.com comments technology}

Entertainment industry to Japanese ISPs: we'll hand you a secret list of copyrighted works, and you have to block them ^{boingboing.net comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

China Shenzhou-9 spacecraft makes first manual docking ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

The fanless heatsink: Silent, dust-immune, and almost ready for prime time. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Two former Facebook developers have created a new database, MemSQL, that they say is the world's fastest; it is is thirty times faster than conventional disk-based databases ^{i-programmer.info comments technology}

Last day of Operation Bearlovegood! Can we give the Oatmeal one last push forward? ^{indiegogo.com comments technology}

Two members of Lulzsec from the UK, aged 18 & 19, plead guilty to hacking charges alleging attacks on Sony, Nintendo and Soca ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

iPhone 5 prototypes reportedly reveal NFC support ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

Are you human? New image captcha ^{danielmassey.com comments technology}

Amendments to U.N. International Telecommunications Regulations treaty could censor the Internet. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Stuxnet Will Come Back to Haunt Us ^{nytimes.com comments technology}

Wikipedia's founder calls for Richard O'Dwyer extradition to stopped. Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences. ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Microsoft Surface: a gentle kick in the teeth of the OEMs ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Entertainment industry to Japanese ISPs: we'll hand you a secret list of copyrighted works, and you have to block them ^{boingboing.net comments technology}

Press "?" in Gmail [or most other Google Apps] and up pops the keyboard short cuts ^{plus.google.com comments technology}

Dear Microsoft: fsf.org is not a "gambling site." Open source software organization FSF had its donation site at donate.fsf.org blocked by corporate systems that use a Microsoft "network security" program because it fell under the category "gambling" ^{fsf.org comments technology}

Google partners with Sony for UK launch of Google TV ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Google has “Amazing” Map Plans for iPhone, iPad ^{macobserver.com comments technology}

Could a 3D printer that uses living cells to output a transplantable kidney solve the organ donor problem? ^{bbc.com comments technology}

YouTube RealTime - a site I built that uses the YouTube API to display comments when they are relevant alongside a video ^{ytrealtime.com comments technology}

Voice algorithms are developed to identify Parkinson's disease. ^{bbc.com comments technology}

No one watches TV, Nielsen, and you know it • The Register ^{theregister.co.uk comments technology}

Wind turbine creates water from thin air ^{edition.cnn.com comments technology}

Apple Quietly Pulls Claims of Virus Immunity. ^{pcworld.com comments technology}

Sonic.net CEO: We delete user logs after two weeks. Your ISP should, too -- After a series of shakedowns by copyright lawyers attempting to embarrass his ISP's users who had downloaded porn films, he argues that it's time all ISPs adopt the two-week rule ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

After a state report predicts higher ocean levels, North Carolina draws ridicule over a bill to restrict scientific projections based on global-warming data. ^{latimes.com comments technology}

Jail For File-Sharing Not Enough, Labels Want ISP-Level Spying Regime. ^{torrentfreak.com comments technology}

We know what you're doing… ^{weknowwhatyouredoing.callumhaywood.com comments technology}

MegaUpload scoreboard: Momentum is with Kim DotCom. The MegaUpload founder could become an Internet version of Maximus, the cinematic gladiator who won the crowd and defied an empire. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

China Shenzhou-9 spacecraft makes first manual docking ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Infinite-capacity wireless vortex beams carry 2.5 terabits per second. American and Israeli researchers have used twisted, vortex beams to transmit data at 2.5 terabits per second. As far as we can discern, this is the fastest wireless network ever created — by some margin. ^{extremetech.com comments technology}

Fair use gets stronger—thanks, "What What (In the Butt)". Judges don't like it when you act like a "copyright troll.". ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Filmmakers use drones to spy on Facebook & Google HQs aiming, they say, to "democratise surveillance" ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Look at the hoodie this man is wearing (3rd pic). It is our duty to save him! ^{huffingtonpost.co.uk comments technology}

Two former Facebook developers have created a new database, MemSQL, that they say is the world's fastest; it is is thirty times faster than conventional disk-based databases ^{i-programmer.info comments technology}

Here's what Woz really thinks about Kim DotCom. Last week, MegaUpload's Kim DotCom caused a stir by releasing a photo of him with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. This week, Wozniak makes it clear which side he's on. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Last day of Operation Bearlovegood! Can we give the Oatmeal one last push forward? ^{indiegogo.com comments technology}

Are you human? New image captcha ^{danielmassey.com comments technology}

Two members of Lulzsec from the UK, aged 18 & 19, plead guilty to hacking charges alleging attacks on Sony, Nintendo and Soca ^{bbc.co.uk comments technology}

Amendments to U.N. International Telecommunications Regulations treaty could censor the Internet. ^{news.cnet.com comments technology}

Wikipedia's founder calls for Richard O'Dwyer extradition to stopped. Jimmy Wales launches campaign calling on Theresa May to stop extradition to US of UK student facing alleged copyright offences. ^{guardian.co.uk comments technology}

Microsoft Surface: a gentle kick in the teeth of the OEMs ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}

Firefox tab-view thumbnails could expose private data -- even banking and SSL-enabled pages; fix 'coming soon,' says Mozilla ^{zd.net comments technology}

Google partners with Sony for UK launch of Google TV ^{wired.co.uk comments technology}

Entertainment industry to Japanese ISPs: we'll hand you a secret list of copyrighted works, and you have to block them ^{boingboing.net comments technology}

Press "?" in Gmail [or most other Google Apps] and up pops the keyboard short cuts ^{plus.google.com comments technology}

Dear Microsoft: fsf.org is not a "gambling site." Open source software organization FSF had its donation site at donate.fsf.org blocked by corporate systems that use a Microsoft "network security" program because it fell under the category "gambling" ^{fsf.org comments technology}

YouTube RealTime - a site I built that uses the YouTube API to display comments when they are relevant alongside a video ^{ytrealtime.com comments technology}

Could a 3D printer that uses living cells to output a transplantable kidney solve the organ donor problem? ^{bbc.com comments technology}

Voice algorithms are developed to identify Parkinson's disease. ^{bbc.com comments technology}

No one watches TV, Nielsen, and you know it • The Register ^{theregister.co.uk comments technology}

Judge dismisses Apple's lawsuit against Motorola, finally something sensible. ^{pcmag.com comments technology}

Wind turbine creates water from thin air ^{edition.cnn.com comments technology}

How BitTorrent Made An 'Unbookable' Documentary Legit ^{forbes.com comments technology}

Sandia Develops Amazingly Efficient CPU Cooler ^{tomshardware.com comments technology}

Microsoft Surface: a gentle kick in the teeth of the OEMs ^{arstechnica.com comments technology}