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Editorial staff of Elsevier: Lingua resign over price and lack of open access

arstechnica.co.uk

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D3.js: Data-Driven Delight

anna.ps

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Heavy dose of hyperlinks gets defamation lawsuit against Gizmodo tossed

arstechnica.com

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Security flaw in MySQL, MariaDB allows access with any password ...

arstechnica.com

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Germany in trouble with EC over lack of ISP, telecom data retention

arstechnica.com

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One year on, the value of Microsoft's Skype purchase remains mysterious

arstechnica.com

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Oracle v. Google: no patent infringement found

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Could an Oracle Win Against Google Blow Up the Cloud?

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LightSquared files for bankruptcy, insists network project will continue

arstechnica.com

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An update to those users seeing spam in their saved links

blog.delicious.com

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Ruby Patterns from GitHub's Codebase | Holman

speakerdeck.com

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OS X plain text password flaw has been around for 3 months and counting

arstechnica.com

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IOS app success is a lottery: 60% (or more) of developers don't break even

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IOS Dropbox app kerfuffle ends, but highlights confusion about guidelines

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Oracle claims new MySQL Cluster does 1 billion queries per minute—in NoSQL

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A cautionary tale for the Drupal community

john.albin.net

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US Threatened To Blacklist Spain For Not Implementing Site Blocking Law

torrentfreak.com

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A Worthy Competitor For The World's Dumbest Idea: Bank Capital Regulations

forbes.com

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The Curious Case of 128.0/16

labs.ripe.net

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Swiss government: file-sharing no big deal, some downloading still OK

arstechnica.com

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jvc26

12 年前議論

As an FYI, the fine was scrapped (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-30111525) following an intervention by Trading Standards.

jvc26

12 年前議論

Oxford and Cambridge are not private.

jvc26

13 年前議論

This happened last time there was a big HN-Monthly giveaway ...

jvc26

13 年前議論

Um, you can use Markdown, and in the context of Github pages (http://pages.github.com/), that is exactly what you're talking about ...

jvc26

14 年前議論

Google Cache link - http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://... currently main content not working for me.

jvc26

14 年前議論

For 60k/yr paying a fee of even 1000 to get a DUNS number seems negligible ...

jvc26

14 年前議論

Spherical Cow? Well that's a new one!

jvc26

14 年前議論

I assume it is a CC-Licensed image?

jvc26

14 年前議論

Same here, still looks to be down ...

jvc26

14 年前議論

Heh, awkward. - Hadn't seen your site's ?recent? makeover, looks nice! Also, his page suggests he's a 'Developer at Github'?

jvc26

14 年前議論

OOI, if they don't get a CMS/similar included, how do they update their pages in the future without technical know-how?

jvc26

14 年前議論

[1] is great - thanks a lot!

jvc26

14 年前議論

I don't think the accounts were 'taken', I thought he just had some of their data ...

jvc26

14 年前議論

Well said.

jvc26

14 年前議論

To my knowledge bitcoin farmers found the hash rates of the Tesla based ec2 instances far slower than consumer grade high performance graphics cards

jvc26

14 年前議論

Git. Don't bother with subversion.

jvc26

14 年前議論

'U.S. companies in China' ... doesn't look like it.

jvc26

14 年前議論

$2k won't buy anything like 95% of tuition in the US will it?

jvc26

14 年前議論

I'd go further than disagreeing with his scheme, there is a reasonable chance it is illegal to charge such an extortionate interest rate, and may constitute usury...

jvc26

14 年前議論

Um that clearly isn't true. Temporary contracts may be less secure, but employees have considerable protections in the UK.