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Removing Linux from the PlayStation 3
Apparently tomorrow’s PS3 firmware update is going to remove the OtherOS feature from original-model consoles. I’m not sure why. Sony mentioned security concerns, presumably due to George Hotz, but from what I understand of that it’s a pretty tricky hardware … Continue reading
Police to step up hacking of home PCs
I’ve just seen this article on The Times website (via Slashdot). The Times article is pretty sensationalist, and I don’t get the feeling that the Slashdot discussion will be particularly balanced either judging by the ~40 comments that have been … Continue reading
Technology-related Idiocy
Every time a politician makes an idiotic statement about the Internet (or technology in general), I think of the pearls of wisdom contained in the Evil Overlord List: 12. One of my advisors will be an average five-year-old child. Any … Continue reading
Australian Internet Censorship Plans
Over the couple of days I’ve noticed a few articles referring to the Australian government’s plan for mandatory Internet filtering. Setting aside the technical limitations of the scheme, I don’t like the idea that the Australian government can decide what … Continue reading