@shave_my_lemon @funtoo Brass Knuckles – **Family Pack**??!?
Wouldn't like to meet that family… 😉— Stuart Shelton (@srcshelton) July 16, 2015
Month: July 2015
It's no wonder people struggle to buy homes in Cambridge when you see how prices have shot up http://t.co/gIRlgDnyJf pic.twitter.com/WYPUtRnnsO
— Cambridgeshire Live (@Cambslive) July 16, 2015
BRB looking for seed funding for a rebuild of Ubuntu so people can legally distribute Ubuntu-derived container images
— Matthew Garrett (@mjg59) July 15, 2015
PDF becomes 4th most popular religion pic.twitter.com/tsQvJwiAdR
— Alex Micu (@axelk) July 15, 2015
— Wil Wheaton (@wilw) July 15, 2015
Once-theoretical crypto attack against HTTPS now verges on practicality http://t.co/qAMU08hAEo by @dangoodin001
— Ars Technica (@arstechnica) July 15, 2015
has lighttpd 1.5 not been updated since 2013? and v2 breaks config backcompat anyway, so…
Time to switch webservers.— comex (@comex) July 15, 2015
Web Components feels like the most interesting thing to happen to web dev in a while, to me http://t.co/fIN0dOeMHA http://t.co/SNRs1DHVTN
— Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) July 15, 2015
So the new Commodore PET is interesting, but I'll sit through the VIC-20, C-64, C-128, C-16 and Plus-4 so I can get the Amiga instead.
— Paul Thurrott (@thurrott) July 15, 2015
Is this in the spirit of the @surcamcom code of practice? https://t.co/cmv8Likx8M
— Open Rights Group (@OpenRightsGroup) July 15, 2015