The end-user license agreement is up at McSweeney’s: Congratulations on purchasing the newest iteration of our electronic readers, the Kindle Genius Browser. We have made this new device compatible with all previous versions of the e-book, but there are some new features we’d like to introduce.
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Introducing the Kindle Gutenberg Bookreader
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Just to be clear: This is absolutely not because David Pogue makes most of his money by writing “missing manuals” and other Mac-related user guides. Like this one , and this one , both of them for … wait for it … Snow Leopard! Snow Leopard reviews: Buggy, glitchy, and David Pogue loves it! [FSJ]
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Fake Steve on David Pogue’s curiously effusive Snow Leopard review
Remember how some schools have told students to give them their social networking passwords? Here’s why that sort of thing is a bad idea: one college got hacked, the list stolen, and the students’ accounts ravished with obscene uploads and status updates .
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Christian social networkers’ accounts hacked
Xeni over on the front door: A group of tinkerers and security researchers announced findings that prove it is possible to bypass the controls of “e-meter” parking meters — which means it’s possible to park for free where such meters are in use. The group announced their findings last week at the 2009 Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas.
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Fancy parking meters hacked
New for July: Vostro A90, Toshiba NB200, Asus 1008HA, and updates throughout! OSX Netbook compatibility chart
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Netbook hackintosh chart updated
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