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NietzscheQuotes There is not enough love and goodness in the world to permit giving any of it away to imaginary beings. #Nietzsche 2:14 PM May 26th via twitterfeed Retweeted by dangoodin001 and 487 others
chort0 There's a lot to criticize about Fox News, but at least they have @DaveAitel as their "cyber-expert" 10:14 AM May 25th via YoruFukurou Retweeted by dangoodin001 and 5 others
@p0sixninja @planetbeing @pod2g @pimskeks Are 1 of you available to give details of your iOS jailbreak? dan.goodin AT arstechnica.com 10:16 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
RT @jason_pontin: Redesign of @arstechnica? Totally gorgeous; ultra modern. Many congratulations. arstechnica.com > High praise, thanks 9:25 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
@DrPizza @dakami By that logic, news outlets shouldn't have bothered covering Rosa Parks's refusal to sit at the back of a bus. 9:14 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to DrPizza
@dakami Because the execution of an innocent man is newsworthy and news outlets regularly cover criminal justice matters. You don't agree? 9:10 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to dakami
I'm surprised there hasn't been more news coverage of Carlos DeLuna, the man Texas executed 23 years ago for a crime he didn't commit. 8:55 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
SAP Tech Exec Built Stolen ‘Legoland’ in $2M Home: wired.com/wiredenterpris… a great read by @bobmcmillan 8:22 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
NietzscheQuotes Not when truth is dirty, but when it is shallow, does the enlightened man dislike to wade into its waters. #Nietzsche 4:21 AM May 25th via twitterfeed Retweeted by dangoodin001 and 153 others
@threatpost Why not name the source, since the FBI letter you're quoting encourages it to be shared? 6:53 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to threatpost
Can anyone verify the FBI is warning Infragard members of an #Anonymous campaign called Operation New Son? Feels like a hoax. Pls RT 5:13 PM May 24th via web
NietzscheQuotes Existence really is an imperfect tense that never becomes a present. #Nietzsche 2:06 AM May 24th via twitterfeed Retweeted by dangoodin001 and 138 others
elonmusk The President just called to say congrats. Caller ID was blocked, so at first I thought it was a telemarketer :) 8:35 PM May 23rd via Twitter for iPhone Retweeted by dangoodin001 and 3043 others
New Jersey mayor, son, arrested on charges they nuked recall website arstechnica.com/security/2012/… 11:33 AM May 24th via TweetDeck
Mending cracks in Net's foundation of trust, SSL fix flags forged certificates before they're accepted by browsers: arstechnica.com/security/2012/… 3:02 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck
arstechnica Google reaches out to owners of machines infected with DNSChanger malware arstechnica.com/security/2012/… by @MeganGeuss 6:46 AM May 23rd via Twitter for Mac Retweeted by dangoodin001 and 21 others
RT @mdowd: Looks like details of Sergey's thing are mentioned in the filed bug reports code.google.com/p/chromium/iss… > 2nd Pwnium shoe about to drop 9:55 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck
My @arstechnica article on the hack that brought down Google's Chrome browser updated to add comment from Pinkie Pie: arstechnica.com/security/2012/… 8:26 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck
dkulshitsky Imagine being hacked by your first teacher who could answer correctly a password reset question about your first teacher (cc: @TroyHunt ) 5:42 AM May 22nd via TweetDeck Retweeted by dangoodin001 and 7 others
Anatomy of a hack: 6 separate bugs needed for teenaged hacker named Pinkie Pie to bring down Google Chrome browser: arstechnica.com/security/2012/… 3:21 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck