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View ArticleAWS DevOps Blog: Quickly Explore the Chef Environment in AWS OpsWorks
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View ArticleLWN.net: Friday’s security updates
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The man just appointed as Vladimir Putin's key adviser on Internet related affairs has suggested that copyright holders should consider the state of the economy before being aggressive with the public....
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View ArticleTorrentFreak: KickassTorrents Suffers Downtime Due to DDoS Attack
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