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Showing posts with label Today. Show all posts

Monday, October 28, 2013

The Original Penn Station Was Demolished 50 Years Ago Today

The Original Penn Station Was Demolished 50 Years Ago Today

Penn Station now? Gross, ew, there's a Sbarro, and everything is ugly. But the original Penn Station was a marvelous piece of Beaux Arts design. Its story is also one of the most tragic tales in architecture—50 years ago today, it was torn down to make way for Madison Square Garden.

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Sunday, October 27, 2013

Germany is sending intelligence officials to the U.S. capital today, to discuss this week's allegati

Germany is sending intelligence officials to the U.S. capital today, to discuss this week's allegations that the NSA hacked German Chancellor Angela Merkel's cellphone. [CNN]

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Thursday, October 24, 2013

The Telescope That Told Us the Age of the Universe Retires Today

The Telescope That Told Us the Age of the Universe Retires Today

The Planck deep space telescope is off to a warm retirement. After a four year mission that revealed the universe is 80 million years older than scientists estimated, Planck is headed to a permanent parking spot orbiting the sun. Rest well, little traveler.

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Saturday, October 5, 2013

How the Adobe hack could fuel next wave of cyberattacks - USA TODAY


The Hindu

How the Adobe hack could fuel next wave of cyberattacks
USA TODAY
SEATTLE – Adobe has taken several steps to calm concerns among its corporate users about the loss of customer account data and critical source code to hackers. The company has begun advising enterprise customers that Adobe product users will be ...
Adobe To Announce Source Code, Customer Data BreachKrebs on Security
Adobe Reveals Cyber Attack; 2.9 Million Customers AffectedWPRO
Security Experts Weigh In On Adobe HackPC Magazine
InformationWeek -Washington Post -CNET
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Thursday, October 3, 2013

Rdio's New Free Mobile Radio Service Is Available From Today

Rdio's rumored free radio service is now real: from today, it's offering free, personalized radio to non-paying users on iOS and Android. Time to get listenin'.

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