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feeds | grep links > Steam Officially Coming to Linux, Big Data on a Small Computer, How Free Is Your Phone, and More

High Security Handcuffs Opened With 3D-Printed and Laser-Cut Keys, Slashdot
Valve Software Launches Linux Blog, Confirms Work On Steam Client for Linux, Slashdot
Valve announces Ubuntu port of Steam, Source engine, and Left 4 Dead 2, Ars Technica
Your Laptop Can Now Analyze Big Data, Technology Review
ACLU: Judge’s Decision on Protest Tweets Is Troubling, ReadWriteWeb
How free is my phone?, The H Open: News and Features

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By Thomas Gideon – July 18, 2012

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