The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz (2014), Now on Internet Archive

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Debian is switching (back) to GLIBC

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Java 8 Resources - Java 8 Cheatsheet

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Save 50% on All O'Reilly Early Release Ebooks until June 20, 2014 at 5AM PT using Discount Code : WKEARRL

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Fast offline reverse geocoding java library

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Ubuntu 14.04 - There has never been a better time to switch to Linux

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A first-person engine in 265 lines

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This year, support Linux Foundation. Some money raised will go to OpenSSL, kernel development etc.

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TIL Microsoft donated $100,000 to help the Core Infrastructure Initiative (OpenSSL, OpenSSH and Open Crypto Audit Project)

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Hi, I'm Malcolm Gladwell, author of The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers and--most recently--David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits and the Art of Battling Giants. Ask me anything!

For those of you who don't know me well, I was born in England, grew up in Canada, and now I live in New York, where I work for the New Yorker magazine. I write about anything that interests me. Over the years that has included big things like decision making and crime and little things like the difference between ketchup and mustard. At the moment I'm most excited about my new book--David and Goliath. It looks at what really constitutes an advantage. When is it useful to have gone through adversity, or to have a handicap? Is it possible to be too rich? Should you really go to the best school you can? The book is just out in paperback in the U.K. Ask me anything about it!

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UPDATE: Ok folks. The party is over! It's been very fun, and thanks to all who wrote in with questions.

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TrueCrypt Has been resurrected (forked) in Switzerland.

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TrueCrypt development has ended 05/28/14

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The TrueCrypt open-source disk encryption software has been potentially compromised and users are now told to avoid the software.

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Git v2.0.0

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The Curious Case of Tautological TDD

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Microservices: Decomposing Applications for Deployability and Scalability

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Poor man in the middle

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Spring/Hibernate improved SQL logging with log4jdbc

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Practicality With Rust: Setting Up A Project

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As a Linux user since only 2009, I just want to tip my hat to all the veterans who stuck through despite all the hardware compatibility issues of the early years. We owe modern Linux to you.

I just read this short article and realized how easy we have it these days. The people who had half their hardware not working early on, but kept using Linux anyway, are the ones responsible for Linux getting so far on the Desktop. They deserve special thanks. In fact I'd love to hear stories of wrestling with hardware issues in earlier Linux releases if anyone has any to share.

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