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Microsoft new tablet computer is about as exciting as a USB key
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Tropes vs. Women: How misogynist trolls accidentally funded feminism
After telling of her harassment, a feminist video-blogger raised over $100,000
The 4chan breach: How hackers got a password through voicemail
A glitch in Google’s system allowed hackers to circumvent security
One OS to rule them all?
Peter Nowak reports from Apple’s developer conference
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Either Section 13 of the Human Rights Act had to go, or the Internet did.
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