Last week: NSA has access to Apple's cloud; This week: New OS X will store your passwords in Apple's cloud #WWDC #PRISM

How grey hat hacker @rabite faces jail, charged with accessing a URL without permission  http://goo.gl/sy7s0  cc @biellacoleman

Confused. An internet company called  http://YP.com  has dumped a huge print out of its website on my doorstep.

They didn't get the memo that data is the new oil MT @mims Shell makes as much profit in a day as Facebook did in Q4  http://goo.gl/pgPTR 

NASA astronaut food over the years (attached photo from 1961) via @paleofuture @harrisj  http://goo.gl/gLtTb  pic.twitter.com/2CX8vEFt

Site will replicate a key from a cellphone snap of it. What could possibly go wrong? ‏ http://shloosl.com  via @6

Most tweets die alone MT @techsoc common impressions are wrong RT @samplereality Diffusion on Twitter, from @5harad http://t.co/Ytyk0ao9

@mat Pfft. I halved my data charges last month by wearing an eye patch.

Is social networking too important a technology to be hitched to the advertising industry? @daltonc thinks so http://t.co/HzfqpzBS

Running home to sleep in front of the fire MT @erichippeau @debcha cute quadruped robot at end of day of @darpa tests pic.twitter.com/NGxj83BL

Today's brain balm: bits of the Earth that look like fractals from above http://t.co/QVrL3z3X via @sgourley

It's lousy with Schrödinger's cat memes RT @calebgarling Gov Lab Reveals It Has Operated Quantum Internet for 2 Years  http://goo.gl/fMUZn 

Here's what family life will look like in a Google Glass world cc @antonioregalado @calebgarling pic.twitter.com/fSry7zzVce

Why the NYT, Twitter and others got compromised (from June, but still stands): The Antivirus Era is Over  http://goo.gl/JIZSX 

Google's first privacy policy, from 1999 when it promised not to track even "This person lives in the United States"  http://goo.gl/ISfeQ 

Facebook is "free and always will be" but they'll now take $7 if you're desperate for friends to see your new update http://t.co/9NQ2VC00

Seen on Quora: A million guys walk into a Silicon Valley bar. None of them buys anything. The bar is declared a rousing success.

How the "first commercial quantum computer" will help computers better at learning http://goo.gl/9tMjI

Oops. Google HVAC discovered online, with the passwords exposed  http://cylance.com/techblog/Googles-Buildings-Hackable.shtml …

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