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feeds | grep links > How Non-profits use Crowdsourcing, The War on Computing and Its Next Possible Casualty, OPSEC for Hackers, and More

Zero to Maker: A Re-Skilling Guide for New Makers, Boing Boing
Have a Wi-Fi-Enabled Phone? Stores Are Tracking You, Slashdot
Shareable: 4 Seriously Cool Ways Nonprofits Are Using Crowdsourcing, www.shareable.net
Andrew Auernheimer Case Uncomfortably Similar To Aaron Swartz Case, Slashdot
The War On Computing: What Happens When Authorities Don’t Understand Technology, Techdirt
OPSEC for hackers, www.slideshare.net via Nat Torkington’s Four short links
Bujalski’s Computer Chess: An Oddball Sports Film About 1980s Computer Programmers, Underwire at Wired.com
Researchers Demonstrate Reliable DNA Data Storage in Work Published in Nature, MIT Technology Review

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By Thomas Gideon – January 24, 2013

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