Russia Threatens Bans Against Facebook, Twitter, Google Over Censorship Breaches

Facebook has faced increasing pressure as the Russians threaten to ban their social media platform if they continue publishing “extremist material.”

France, Russia Shun GMOs; American Media Turns A Blind Eye

On September 17, France followed in the footsteps of other European Union countries—Scotland, Germany, Latvia and Greece — and announced an opt-out from growing GM crops.

When 'error 404 file not found' strikes: How to remove broken browser bookmarks

Any longstanding collection of browser bookmarks is likely to have some that now point to dead URLs. You could find out which ones by clicking each individual bookmark and see if it gets a 404 error—that is, if you enjoy torture.

Restore a Windows 7 backup in Windows 10

It's good to have a backup when you've lost your PC. But only if you can recover the files.

Tor Developer Says She is Being Stalked by FBI – Releases Evidence

Lead software developer for the Tor Project, Isis Agora Lovecruft has just released evidence showing how on several instances the FBI has harassed her.

Hacker reports Vulnerability in Mr.Robot Season 2 Website

Mr. Robot was the biggest 'Hacking Drama' television show of 2015 and its second season will return to American TV screens on Wednesday 13th of July 2016.

Learn Working with Files and Directories in Red Hat Linux

To reiterate, everything in Linux is a file. Files are stored in logical containers (actually, another type of files) called directories.

Future Of Wireless — 802.11ah Wi-Fi Penetrates Walls Easily Using Less Power

Short Bytes: IEEE 802.11ah is supposed to solve the problem of signal strength across concrete walls and windows. It solves this problem by operating at a lower frequency than the existing ones. Thus, the devices also need to consume less power in transmitting and receiving signals. 

PittMesh routers are owned by individuals

We live in a society where large corporations essentially own two of the major ways we communicate: telephone (mobile and landlines) and the Internet (email, chat, etc).

Now that's a heatsink

Not into water-cooling your electronics? Fear not! You can mod your router using more traditional cooling fans as well, as this forum thread shows—though most mods are far more pedestrian than this gloriously ridonkulous specimen.

Water-cooled router

Okay, maybe I lied. There’s a fine reason for enhancing your router’s cooling. If you slap the DD-WRT firmware on your router and overclock its processor, you can seriously amplify your wireless signal.

The start of something glorious

There’s a common refrain in some corners of the PC enthusiast community: “May our frame rates be high and our temperatures low.”

Facebook Open Sources its Capture the Flag (CTF) Platform

Hacking into computer, networks and websites could easily land you in jail. But what if you could freely test and practice your hacking skills in a legally safe environment?

The Biggest Military Hack Ever Exposes NASA Secret ‘UFO Files’

Between February 2001 and March 2002 Gary McKinnon from North London, looking for evidence of free energy suppression and a cover-up of UFO activity and other technologies potentially useful to the public, hacked into 16 NASA computers as well as dozens of US Army, Navy, Air Force, and Department of Defense computers. The search for evidence of a UFO cover-up, however, landed McKinnon in trouble.

Anonymous Reveals – What America Does Not Want You To Know

Take your time with this, it might take you a few day’s to get through. Remember, no one forces you to believe anything, but at least watch listen and do more research.

Captain America Civil WAR 2016 HD-TC x264 AC3-CPG

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