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Also included: Microsoft shows love of Linux with gift of Skype and Torvalds continues to be Torvalds.
FOSS Week in Review
The biggest Linux story this week by mainstream tech sites’ standards was […]
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You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand what’s wrong with the proposed federal court updates to Rule 41.
Anyone who’s even halfway following the news of the proposed updates to Rule […]
Continue reading Rule 41: Getting Around the Constitution and Having It Too
It’s no surprise that Friday’s Paris attacks are already being used to push for both more and continued surveillance here in the U.S.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler was on Capitol Hill on Tuesday speaking before […]
Continue reading Using Paris Attacks as Excuse to Expand Domestic Spying
It’s somewhat amazing how much important news doesn’t reach us via the mainstream press. Hardly a day goes by that I don’t see photos or film on Facebook of massive demonstrations that somehow never make […]
Continue reading Germany’s Homegrown NSA
Poor Microsoft. The beleaguered company just can’t catch a break. We’ve already told you about how Snowden’s revelations have forced the pride of Redmond to spend who knows how many millions opening two “transparency centers” […]
Continue reading The NSA, Windows & Antivirus
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