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How To Build A Disaster Kit

by Aditya on September 19, 2011 · 4 Comments

Recently we saw a couple of earthquakes, cyclones and tornadoes and similar natural disasters. These things can happen to anyone at any time. Here is what you should do to stay safe. You need to build yourself a disaster kit. Usually it takes several hours, at times even days, before vital services are restored. A [...]

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Windows 8: Blue (or Beautiful) Screen Of Death

by Aditya on September 16, 2011 · 0 Comments

Whenever someone says Windows, Blue Screen of Death automatically flashes in my mind. One of the reasons I moved to Linux was this damn screen which would just dump a bunch of stuff in Hexadecimal on my screen and would ask me to restart the computer for no reason at all. It was there in [...]

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Facebook Got A Subscribe Button. G+ Should Worry

by Aditya on September 14, 2011 · 0 Comments

Facebook just rolled out a subscribe button so that users can have selected feeds on their walls. So you can filter out people from whom you don’t want to hear much. But is that the killer feature? Well, the killer is that now you can subscribe to people who are not your friends. On a [...]

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LinuxFoundation.org And Linux.com Hacked After Kernel.org!

by Aditya on September 11, 2011 · 0 Comments

A few minutes ago I received an email from LinuxFoundation.org stating that “On September 8, 2011, we discovered a security breach that may have compromised your username, password, email address and other information you have given to us.” How this happened is not yet fully explained by Linux Foundation but it seems that there is some connection [...]

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Facebook Rolls Out ‘Smart Lists’ To Beat Google+ Circles

by Aditya on September 9, 2011 · 1 Comments

Recently facebook has started rolling out a new feature known as Smart Lists for selected users. It will automatically classify the people in three categories: People who went to school with you People who work with you People living within 50 miles And well, facebook has power to do this and do this right given [...]

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We Cannot Reach Kernel.org. Can You?

by Aditya on September 7, 2011 · 7 Comments

A quick note: we are not able to ping kernel.org. or any of the sub-domains. We are not sure if it was planned or it is another attack just like before. Kernel.org did mentioned that they’ll be re-installing OS on all of their boxes but we never thought that they’ll pull out the entire infra. Please [...]

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TechCrunch’s Fate In Dark: MG Siegler

by Aditya on September 6, 2011 · 0 Comments

TechCrunch is on the precipice. As soon as tomorrow, Mike may be thrown out of the company he founded. Or he may not. No one knows. And if he is, he will be replaced by — well, again, no one knows. No one knows much of anything. Certainly no one at TechCrunch. This site is about to change forever and we’re in the total fucking dark. I’ve been able to piece together little bits of information here and there, and it’s not looking good. Hence, this post.

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Theregister.co.uk Hacked By Turkish Hacker Turkguvenligi

by Vinit kumar on September 5, 2011 · 0 Comments

Theregister.co.uk one of the biggest tech-news site got hacked yesterday by Turkish hacker Turkguvenligi popularly known as Tg.

Many other sites such as Vodafone,National Geographic,Acer and betfair.com got hacked by him simultaneously.The hack was done by dns hijacking method.What he did in the hack was that he replaced the nameservers of the original site with the one he has control over.One the defaced site it was written

h4ck1n9 is not a cr1m3. 4 Sept. We TurkGuvenligi declare this day as World Hackers Day – Have fun ;) h4ck y0u”.

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Kernel.org Got Hacked

by Aditya on September 5, 2011 · 3 Comments

A few days ago this appeared on Kernel.org’s home page. “Earlier this month, a number of servers in the kernel.org infrastructure were compromised. We discovered this August 28th. While we currently believe that the source code repositories were unaffected, we are in the process of verifying this and taking steps to enhance security across the kernel.org infrastructure.”

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Amazon Tablet For $250, Named Kindle (duh!)

by Aditya on September 3, 2011 · 3 Comments

Amazon tablet has been in a rumor since late but recently an blogger on TechCrunch has claimed to use the Design Verification Testing Unit. According to TechCrunch the device is named as Kindle and resembles BlackBerry‘s Playbook a lot. It run some version of Android forked by Amazon and modified for the tablet. The 7 [...]

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