-Dolby's TrueHD 96K Upsampling To Improve Sound On Blu-Rays
-Paralyzed Woman Uses Mind-Controlled Robot Arm
-Vermont Bans Fracking
-Tenenbaum To SCOTUS: Let's Get This Debate Rolling
-Comcast To Remove Data Cap, Implement Tiered Pricing
-From MIT Inventor To Tea Party Leader
-Paul Vixie: 100,000 DSL Modems May Lose Their DNS On July 9
-Iran Threatens Legal Action Against Google For Not Labeling Gulf 'Persian'
-The Pirate Bay Returns, Anonymous Hater Takes Credit For DDoS
-Senators To Unveil the 'Ex-Patriot Act' To Respond To Facebook's Saverin
-Ask Slashdot: Is Outsourcing Development a Good Idea?
-NIH Study Finds That Coffee Drinkers Have Lower Risk of Death
-Who Is Still Using IE6? the UK Government
-DreamHammer Wants To Corner the Drone OS Market
-Online Loneliness At Google+

-Linux Mint 13 RC Cinnamon Screenshot Tour
-A Tale of Two Suites: Do We Still Need OpenOffice.org?
-File Thingie: A No-Nonsense Web-Based File Manager
-Intel Glamor Acceleration Compared To SNA, UXA
-Linux Mint 13 Release Candidate is a Precise alternative
-The Porteus Team: We consider ourselves a "Portable Linux Community"
-Xfce 4 Desktop Customization
-Does Skype Have a Future on Linux?
-Open Source Startup Inktank Embraces Ubuntu Server
-Google Digs Up Old Direct-Sales Nexus Strategy
-Review: ROSA 2012 "Marathon"
-Big Player Patent Battles Trickle Down to Everyone
-Two Methods That Allow Ubuntu User to Mount Automatically NTFS Drive in Ubuntu 12.04
-Open Source RTS Game 0 A.D. Alpha 10 Released
-$200 USB Stick Size Ubuntu PC 'Cotton Candy' Starts Shipping in May

-How to Benchmark Your Linux System: 3 Open-Source Benchmarking Tools
-Say What? Top Five IT Quotes of the Week
-Discover Linux Astronomy Tools
-Graduating Apache Rave project demonstrates open innovation in software
-Cisco On Board with SDN, OpenFlow
-Firefox Nightly Gets New Built-In Download Panel, More
-Mozilla phone will go on sale this year
-Interview with Aviv Sharon of Wildfire Games
-RIM may make BlackBerry OS open source
-Tech Comics: "The Apple Family"

-January-March, 2012 Status Report
-New committer: Isabell Long (doc/www)
-New committer: Jeremie Le Hen (src)
-FreeBSD 8.3-RELEASE Available
-New committer: Devin Teske (src)
-New committer: Armin Pirkovitsch (ports)
-New committer: Monthadar Al Jaberi (src)
-New committer: Guido Falsi (ports)
-FreeBSD 8.3-RC2 Available
-New committer: Cherry G. Mathew (src)

-The Linux Foundation Announces Keynotes and Program for Annual Collaboration Summit
-Panasonic Joins Linux Foundation
-Motama expands DVB gateways with DVB-T, DVB-ASI, and customized servers
-The Northeast Kansas Library System Chooses ByWater Solutions For Koha Support and Implementation
-Design and develop compelling user interfaces for your Android applications using Packt's new book
-Improve the performance of your network using Packt's new book on Squid
-Korenix JetBox 9400/9500 series work as Linux NVR systems for Reliable & Non-Stop Video Recording!
-LinuxCertified Announces its next Linux Kernel Internals Training course
-Korenix new JetBox9433G Embedded VPN Router Platform with 4 Giga ports & -40~80C op. temp. provides High Speed Remote Computing!
-SMEStorage release Linux Cloud Tools that work with over 15 Storage Clouds

-Updated Debian 6.0: 6.0.5 released
-Linux News: Android users warned of fake app store malware risk
-Linux News: Installing and Running Liferay
-Linux News: Oracle Declares War On Cloud and Open Source
-Linux News: Apache Isn't Just About HTTP Anymore
-Linux News: Ubuntu Zombies
-Linux News: Say Goodbye to Linux on the Desktop?
-Linux News: 4 Reasons Why You ShouldnÂ’t Encrypt Your Linux Partitions
-Rcore Forum is looking for a software forum moderator. Apply and get a chance to win
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-The problem with nerd politics (The Guardian)
-Security advisories for Thursday
-Security vulnerability in sudo's netmask function patched (The H)
-LWN.net Weekly Edition for May 17, 2012
-Lotus Symphony code for OpenOffice coming soon
-Security advisories for Wednesday
-Tasting the Ice Cream Sandwich
-Tuesday's security updates
-Kdenlive 0.9 released
-OrientDB 1.0 released
-Highlights from the PostgreSQL 9.2 beta
-A bcache update
-Security updates for Monday
-Kernels 3.4-rc7 and 3.3.6
-Stable kernel 3.2.17

-Updated Debian 6.0: 6.0.5 released
-The Debian Administrator’s Handbook is available
-How To Back Up MySQL Databases With mylvmbackup On Debian Squeeze
-NoMachine & LXDE Installer for Ubuntu/Debian
-Encrypt Your Data With EncFS (Debian Squeeze/Ubuntu 11.10)
-(overlapping) bits from the DPL: April 2012
-KVM on Debian Squeeze – My Notes
-Debian to include cloud software with Wheezy
-How To Integrate ClamAV Into PureFTPd For Virus Scanning On Debian Squeeze
-Debian Local Area Network’ (Debian-LAN)

-HTC ships custom Android builds to the US to avoid Apple patents
-OpenSignalMaps logs 3997 unique Android devices
-OpenMobile to let Android applications run on Tizen
-Windows 8 Release Preview to include multi-monitor improvements
-WSJ: Apple moves toward larger iPhone screens
-Google to expand Nexus program
-Alsup: "I've written [...] code like rangeCheck a hundred times before"
-Register for the HP Discover Conference
-If you can copyright an API, what else can you copyright?
-My Raspberry Pi thinks it's a mainframe
-Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition sells one million copies in five days
-What's wrong with Windows 8
-Wozniak calls for open Apple
-Dutch Pirate Bay judge is corrupt, claims Pirate Party founder

-A Girl's Guide to Sex with Dogs
-FreeBSD X: Berkeley Unix, Apple Quality
-The Cookie Problem: A Mathematical Satire
-Top Technologies of 2012 Cater to The Common Man
-Sandra Fluke Is A Fucking Slut
-Saying good-bye to an old friend: Michael David Crawford
-The Rock Star as Charismatic CEO - OK Go's "Needing/Getting" Video
-Crawford's calling, and he's calling you gay.
-MICHAEL DAVID CRAWFORD and ORION BLASTAR v GOOGLE
-Living with Schizoasshole Disorder

-Rasberry Pie and GreenArray Tea?
-Advogato Master MichaelCrawford Needs Your Support in Court!
-Ash Wednesday
-LISA'11 Boston Dec 4-9
-Software Freedom Day 2011
-In Defense of Negativity
-Losing lifeblood: Advogato's marginal appeal
-NHS Scotland Open Desktop Initiative
-Evolution of Programming Languages
-Implementing spam protection in Wiki engines
-Triolet
-Diversity statement for Ubuntu
-Bombono DVD reached 1.0
-GNU recutils 1.1 released
-Unicode 6.0 is released

-Sysstat 10.0.5
-NVidia driver 295.53
-Linux Mint 13 RC
-Wing IDE 4.1.6
-GNOME 3.5.1
-FrostWire 5.3.6
-Cfengine 3.3.2
-Redmine 1.4.2
-Armadillo 3.1.95
-MoneyGuru 2.5.3
-Rope 0.9.4
-DocumentBurster 5.6.9
-Open-Xchange 6.20.4
-MlDonkey 3.1.2
-PyGObject 3.2.2
-E2fsprogs 1.42.3
-Gcalctool 6.5.1
-Mousetweaks 3.4.2
-PHProjekt 6.1.0
-Yelp 3.4.2

-WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup May 17
-Pinterest Gets $100m Funding From Rakuten
-Google's Amit Singhal Introduces Knowledge Graph
-Hitwise: Bing Now Powers Over 30% Of U.S. Searches
-Are Free Submission Directories Being Deindexed By Google
-Bing Dropping Some Pages?
-Understanding Google's Panda - Thin Content vs Low Interest Content
-Facebook's Anticipated Share Price Raised From $28-$35 to $34-$38
-Pirate Pay Torrent Disruptor Prevents Downloading of Pirated Content
-Google Penguin Recovery Tips
-Yahoo chief executive steps down
-Facebook Testing Pay To Promote Post
-WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup May 10
-Facebook To Roll Out File Sharing For Groups
-The Benefits Of In-House SEO Compared To Outsourcing