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It’s one of those stories that conservatives will latch onto as a show of “anything is possible with hard work” and liberals will show how “all they need is a lift”. Regardless of the political spin, the reality is still pretty darn nifty. The homeless man named Leo who
While hints of censorship still make their way through the United States and Europe, Russia may set the bar as high as it can go in their fight against piracy by completely censoring sites. It’s been brewing for a while. Just over two months ago Russia made some of its strongest steps yet agai
Despite the long history of Linux, it has yet to have had a breakout game. Once it has one, the platform should explode according to an expert on games that explode. It would only take one “killer” game for the Linux platform to explode its way into mainstream gaming, DICE creative direc
They are self-proclaimed zealots. They fight through information and grassroots efforts. With the rise of what they call “the surveillance state” and an atmosphere that demands political action, the Electronic Frontier Foundation is finding that their goals to stay out of the compromise-
The shocks keep coming. Every year, we hear statistics that blow us away. Many of us think, “okay, that’s it, it can’t get any more mind-blowing.” The next year rolls along and our minds are blown once again. There has been a lot of growth in social media websites lately. Man
In the movie Swordfish, Hugh Jackman is given access to hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment and infrastructure in order to hack into a single account. Sometimes, hackers don’t have to have tremendous assets in order to break into their targets. It can be as easy as using old sc
Who ever said green can’t be fast? Electric cars have proven time and again that they can out-accelerate their gas brethren. Now, the combo of the two seems to be a winning formula as Ford just blew away their old record. Some mighty machines have lapped the banks of the Daytona International
When geniuses get together, cool things can happen. When old geniuses come back together after they’ve done cool things, well, we may get to see what happens if a new Kickstarter is successful. A cool new Kickstarter campaign was launched today. Its goal? To reunite the original members of the
The dream of one day having a site that could test the qualifications and creativity of coders has died again, this time at the hands of Pinterest. If you were looking forward to boasting about your Hackermeter score as a means of getting your next coding gig, you’re gonna have to make new plans: th
It’s an interesting question, one that sounds absurd at first but that actually starts hitting home once you think about it. If websites are in the business of guessing what we might be interested in based upon our clicks, aren’t we training it to fit into our past rather than give us th
While most of the world is outraged by the practices of the NSA and other organizations that tap into our personal lives, they do have one fan in high places. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has granted the National Security Agency (NSA) permission to continue its collection of records o
Cookies are a good thing when baked in an oven. They’re a potentially bad thing on the internet. Tracking is now a part of a virtual lives that it would seem just isn’t going away. Should businesses be forced to stop tracking your movements on the Internet? It sounds like a simple questi
