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TPP trade deal: seven things you need to know
The US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim economies, representing some 40 per cent of the global economy, were nearing an agreement on Monday on what would be the biggest trade deal signed anywhere in two decades. Here are seven things worth knowing
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How Open Source Is Shaping Microsoft's Future
A leopard can't change its spots, but Microsoft's embrace of open source looks to prove otherwise. Critics in the community have their doubts, but business realities are changing the climate in Redmond.
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Broken Lollipop: 5 things that need to be fixed ASAP with Android 5.0
For all of its positives, Android 5.0 has some pesky defects that need to be addressed.
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The Internet Is Failing The Website Preservation Test
The other day I was writing an article and I wanted to link to a piece I wrote when I was at CITEworld in 2013 -- just two years ago. I went searching for..
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Your Toner Is No Good Here: Region-Coding Ink Cartridges... For The Customers | Techdirt
German news outlet c't Magazin is reporting that Xerox printers are going further than the normal restrictions we've become accustomed to. Not only do you need to refill the ink, but you have to fill it with local ink.
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What I learned about languages just by looking at a Turkish typewriter
I don’t speak Turkish, and can’t read it either. I have never been to Turkey. I honestly don’t even know that much about Turkey. Why did I ask for a Turkish typewriter, then? Because it has one of the most fascinating keyboard layouts ever: I wanted to share with you five things I learned just from observing and researching this layout.
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Ashley Madison personal email leaks putting gay lives at risk around the world
Gay and bisexual users of the Ashley Madison infidelity website have been left in fear for their lives after it emerged that the identities of users living in countries where homosexuality is illegal and even punishable by death have been posted online.
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Death and Destruction in the Wake of Nagasaki
Five teenagers who survived the atomic bomb recall the early moments of the nuclear age. By Susan Southard.
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What if your hometown were hit by the Hiroshima atomic bomb?
This app simulates the damage of the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima 70 years ago on another location, such as your hometown.
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Turn your Smartphone into a 3D Hologram
Bored of New Apps? This is my tutorial on how to turn your phone into a Hologram Projector!
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The Windows Start menu saga, from 1993 to today
One of the first Windows 10 features we learned about was the return of the Start menu, which is sort of funny, since the concept of the Start menu is over two decades old. Microsoft tried to replace it with the Start screen in Windows 8, and you only have to look at the adoption numbers to see how most consumers and businesses felt about it.
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Save Google Drive storage space by moving images to Google Photos
Find out how to free up space on Google Drive by moving photos and videos to Google Photos.
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What Repealing the Hyde Amendment Would Mean for Texas
The Hyde Amendment, which bans federal funds from covering abortions, has a grim history in Texas, but congressional Democrats are finally making a move.
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That DRM support in Firefox you never asked for? It's here
Mozilla says that because Adobe's CDM is proprietary "black box" software, it has made certain to wrap it in a sandbox within Firefox so that its code can't interfere with the rest of the browser.