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South Korean firm's 'record' ransom payment

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Campaign to stop Google and Facebook destroying journalism

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The Times and the Sunday Times Are Now HTTPS

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France Lets Workers Turn Off, Tune Out and Live Life

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The garden shed full of helping hands

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Ask HN: How to find results removed from Google under 'right to be forgotten'?

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Red tape and a three-year FOI battle with Cabinet Office

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City AM becomes first UK newspaper to ban ad blocker users

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Matt Drudge: I don't need to be 'liked'

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Ask HN: Should I take an idea to the chief executive?

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BBC forgotten list 'sets precedent'

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I Won’t Hire People Who Use Poor Grammar. Here’s Why. (2012)

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The Duct Tape Programmer (2009)

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Grml-zsh

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Times advertisers agree to pay same rate for tablet edition as print

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The King of Bullshit News

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The Power of Drudge (Infographic)

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Boil it down – the writer's litary (1924)

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Tomb: Commandline tool for encrypted volumes

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Why the Drudge Report is one of the best designed sites on the web (2008)

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UK spy watchdog 'taken in' by security agencies – MP

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We must bulldoze what’s left of the nerdy white men’s Internet

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UK journalists 'conspiring' to ask questions about police surveillance

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Why I have resigned from the Telegraph

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Twelve ways the world could end

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Christopher "moot" Poole: The case for anonymity online

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UK government 'most transparent' in the world

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Project Gutenberg bans anonymisers, proxies, VPNs and Tor

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Oliver Burkeman: 'You’ll be dead soon. Isn’t that great?' (2012)

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Tails launches a logo contest

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