-The Canadian Government's War On Science
-MariaDB vs. MySQL: A Performance Comparison
-Will Robots Take Over the Data Center?
-Eric Schmidt: Google Will Continue Investing In UK Even If Taxes Raised
-OSI President Questions WebM Patent License Compatibility with Open Source
-Ask Slashdot: What Makes a Great Hackathon?
-Thousands of Whistle Blowers Vulnerable After Anonymous Hacks SAPS
-Some Scientists Question Whether Quantum Computer Really Is Quantum
-Debian GNU/Hurd 2013 Released
-Xbox One: No Always-Online Requirement, But Needs To Phone Home
-Ask Slashdot: Moving From Contract Developers To Hiring One In-House?
-Quadcopter Drone Network Will Transport Supplies For Disaster Relief
-Congressional Report: US Power Grid Highly Vulnerable To Cyberattack
-Google Chrome 27 Is Out: 5% Faster Page Loads
-Special Ops Takes Its Manhunts Into Space

-Install HY-D-V1 desktop on Ubuntu 13.04
-Bitdefender Clueful exposes Android spies
-Emmabuntus - The French Revolution
-Review of Debian GNU/Linux 7.0
-OpenStack Public Cloud Setbacks: Real or Imagined?
-Skype with care – Microsoft is reading everything you write
-ZevenOS Neptune 3.1 is ready
-Using Solr With TYPO3 On Debian Wheezy
-Google Accelerates Open Source Chrome 27 Browser
-ARM rising, AMD falling, Intel steady, says report
-HOT Raspberry Pi DIY Mini Desktop PC Build Project
-Government accused of sneaking in web filter
-Hackers From China Resume Attacks on U.S. Targets
-Tails 0.18 Screenshot Tour
-Firefox 23 set to boost open source dev tools

-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"

-Binary Packages Are Available Again
-January-March 2013 Status Report
-FreeBSD Foundation Announces Ed Maste as New Director of Project Development
-FreeBSD 8.4-RC3 Available
-New FreeBSD Foundation Technical Staff Member: Edward Tomasz Napierała
-New committer: Alan Somers (src)
-FreeBSD Project to participate in Google Summer of Code 2013
-FreeBSD 8.4-RC2 Available
-Enhanced commit privileges: Cy Schubert (src, ports)
-New committer: Hiren Panchasara (src)

-print to XP
-User Account Problem.
-no wireless networks.....please help
-Migrating extended attributes from application to openldap...
-root permissions disabling
-Disabling Root Permissions
-Best way to reach as many popular distros for one piece of software?
-hello
-Installing Linux via USB
-using ubuntu with Oracle Virtual Box

-TI OMAP5432 dev kit boasts Linux and Android support
-ARM rising, AMD falling, Intel steady, says report
-Atom-based Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 rumors abound
-$99 HDMI stick turns displays into virtual desktops
-BeagleBone Camera Cape gains Android 4.1.2 support
-Jolla seeks Sailfish smartphone pre-orders
-Android-on-Intel accelerates as Clover Trail+ devices debut
-Hackable SODIMM-style ARM9 COM has onboard display
-Mobile robot app competition offers $25,000 prize
-New IntelliJ-based Android Studio IDE now available
-Quad-core Android phone keeps cool with water pipe
-Security appliance taps 12-core QorIQ PowerPC SOC
-Nvidia Shield game console runs Android on Tegra 4
-Linux-friendly TI DLP chipset targets 3D imaging apps
-Linux-based Robonaut 2 preps for active ISS duty

-An "enum" for Python 3
-Security updates for Wednesday
-Debian GNU/Hurd 2013 released
-An unexpected perf feature
-QEMU 1.5.0 released
-Tuesday's security updates
-Ktap 0.1 released
-Kernel prepatch 3.10-rc2
-Security advisories for Monday
-Stable kernels 3.9.3, 3.4.46, and 3.0.79
-NetBSD 6.1
-Mageia 3 released
-Perl 5.18.0 released
-Sony opens up the Xperia Tablet Z
-Friday's security updates

-Nginx: SPDY SSL Installation and Configuration On Debian / Ubuntu
-Debian GNU/Hurd 2013
-“Bits from Debian” editors delegation
-DebConf 13: Call for Papers
-Second alpha release of Debian Edu/Skolelinux based on Debian Wheezy
-Debian 7.0 Wheezy: New Features You Need to Know About
-Call for Help: DebConf travel sponsorship team
-If you run Linux, you can run Debian. At least give it a try
-Upcoming Features of Debian 8.0
-The SprezzOS Rewrite Of Debian’s APT Continues

-HTC in disarray
-Debian GNU/Hurd 2013 released
-Goodbye, Lotus 1-2-3
-Tim Cook testifies for Congress about tax avoidance
-Xbox One forces gamers to pay for games borrowed from friends
-Opera 14 for Android released
-A sneak peek into Windows OS with Leap Motion
-Interview: Marc Dillon of Jolla
-Jolla unveils first Sailfish smartphone
-NeXTstation Turbo Color booting MacOS System 7.1
-NetBSD 6.1 released
-*Why Google gets so much credit*
-EA Sports developer calls Wii U 'crap'
-NixOS

-Dear nateo
-Why Yanks Cannot Understand Chef Rights
-Fuck Steve Jobs
-Back to Rubik's Cube

-Summerschool at the NSA
-Upcoming Book
-Time for GNUPedia again?
-Aaron Swartz's Politics
-We're doing an ARM64 OpenJDK port!
-Freecell Solver's Plea for Accessible Deployment Computers
-Run a Python "pipe" incrementally with PipeController
-I'm calling the new (p)article K5
-Dr. Sevelius repeals the myth of cost control in healthcare
-The Pirahã maelstrom
-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

-CorneliOS 3.5r21
-Blender 2.67a
-Google Chrome Browser 27.0.1453.93
-Samba 4.0.6
-Anjuta 3.8.3
-PhpMyFAQ 2.8.0
-QEMU 1.5.0
-Dovecot 2.2.2
-BalanceNG 3.450
-Asymptote 2.23
-Skype 4.2.0.11
-SQLite 3.7.17
-TCPDF 6.0.018
-M23 13.1
-SmartGit 4.5.3
-Data crow 3.10.0
-Seed7 05_20130519
-JStock 1.0.7a
-W3Perl 3.172
-Mageia 3

-Google Confirms Checkout To Close In Six Months
-Is It Time For The Return of Older Search Brands, Such as Lycos
-Flickr now offering 1TB free space for your photos
-Apple Avoided Billions in Taxes, Congressional Panel Says
-Yahoo buys Tumblr for $1 Billion Cash
-Report: Google + Still Failing to Win Brands Over
-Google Makes Maps Personal
-German Court Rules Google Must Remove Autocomplete Entries If Defamatory
-Google's Matt Cutts: What To Expect In The Coming Months
-Bing's New, Faster, People Autosuggest Snapshot
-Google Penguin 2.0 Update To Come In The "Next Few Weeks"
-Google Guidelines: Devaluing Link Schemes and Forum Signatures
-Internal Site Search May Be The Biggest Threat to Google Search Dominance
-YouTube Starts Subscription Service Trial
-WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup May 9