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Loyal customers escape price rises.
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Lynas opens WA rare earth mine
Strong Japanese interest in alternate source of device materials.
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Firefox addon lets you choose certificate authorities
Power to the people.
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Like "getting root on the body".
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Nothing short of remarkable.
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DARPA program to fund independent hackers
Defence will fund small hacker groups and independent researchers to development cutting-edge solutions.
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Stuxnet, RSA and Sony score pwnies
Stuxnet 0wned, Sony failed, and RSA lamed-out.
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Google blasts Apple, Microsoft for patent gang-up
Claims to be hampered in the smartphone arena.
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Prefers 'defensive tech' over vulnerability bounty-hunting.
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Patients key to national e-health record launch.
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NBN, the Blowhole and other political analogies
Comment: Is Malcolm Turnbull's latest broadband policy real or more playing politics?
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Cuts log-in times from 15 minutes to five.
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Bill Gates' speech aide named US Govt CIO
Redmond veteran to tackle low-productivity public sector.
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Aug 5 2011 3:41AM
Hardware
Chrome extension hack pwns everyone
Steals LastPass passwords too.
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Hack took two hours to set up.
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Forget Big Iron, CIO Greg Booker says.
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