This is an episode of The Command Line Podcast.
I will be attending SCALE in the latter half of next month if anyone else planning to be there wants to meet up.
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This time, I chat about some recent news stories that caught my attention, including:
- UK citizens may soon need licenses to photograph some stuff they already own
- MIT Creates Untraceable Anonymous Messaging System Called Vuvuzela
- Technical article about pond
- Major tech group backs Pacific trade deal
- Philips updates Hue, introduces lightbulb DRM
- Philips reverses decision to close the Hue Platform
- Add Verizon To The Growing List Of Companies Tap Dancing Around Net Neutrality With Zero Rating
- EFF Publishes “Pwning Tomorrow,” a Speculative Fiction Anthology
- EFF, Access Now, and the White House Sat Down to Talk About Encryption: The Details
- Panopticlick 2.0 Launches, Featuring New Tracker Protection and Fingerprinting Tests
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