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Here is a link to some of the malware source code and evidence for how it can be traced back to a particular author. If you're interested in how malware like this works and how the source code can implicate a person in its creation, this is a great link.

Here is a map showing the topography data and the actual locations of these volcanoes beneath the Antarctic ice. Very cool. It's very cool that such research is possible and we can detect what's beneath the ice.

Here is the full text of the lawsuit being brought against Google. It's definitely worth reading if you want to get a feel for why the plaintiffs believe they've been discriminated against, and whether they actually have a strong case against Google.

I don't know, it looks pretty open-ended to me, and the litigants seem to be rather exposed in that brief.

Here is the full text of the lawsuit being brought against Google. It's definitely worth reading if you want to get a feel for why the plaintiffs believe they've been discriminated against, and whether they actually have a strong case against Google.

that lawsuit reads like a pile of shit

Here is the full text of the lawsuit being brought against Google. It's definitely worth reading if you want to get a feel for why the plaintiffs believe they've been discriminated against, and whether they actually have a strong case against Google.

Actually, there is an archive of old magazines that should contain exactly what you're looking for. They're always looking for new contributions, so if you're scanned any old magazines, please contribute them. Hope that helps!

I assume it was simply a mistake by the submitter to link to the wrong video. There actually is a much newer animation of the planned launch here.

Yeah, that's the kind of thing you'd expect a decent (not even good) editor to catch and correct before finalizing the submission. Too bad Slashdot doesn't have decent editors. It has faggot clowns who call themselves editors. If they took half the time they spent using their infinite mod points on troll posts and spent that actually editing, maybe more people would take the site seriously and there wouldn't be so many trolls.

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I assume it was simply a mistake by the submitter to link to the wrong video. There actually is a much newer animation of the planned launch here.

There's still a market for music players that aren't phones. Streaming and the issues with iTunes have definitely hurt the iPod, but there's still a market for such a device. One interesting project is building small devices that aren't phones and sync with streaming services to download songs that are later played back offline. If you can get enough streaming services on board, it could definitely be successful.

There already is a LibreOffice championship. Details here. Hopefully it takes off.