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NewsDealing with off by x issues when using the TextBoxstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 12:07 
GeneralRe: Dealing with off by x issues when using the TextBoxprotectorAspDotNetDev21 Jan '13 - 7:15 
NewsWhy Functional Programming in Java is DangerousstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 12:07 
GeneralRe: Why Functional Programming in Java is DangerousmemberPIEBALDconsult20 Jan '13 - 14:24 
NewsWrite code, fix the space station, win $10,000staffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 12:06 
NewsFirst Impressions: the TECK Ergonomic Mechanical KeyboardstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 11:32 
NewsObscurity: A Better Way to Think About Your Data Than 'Privacy'staffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 11:32 
The Atlantic[^]:
While many debates over technology and privacy concern obscurity, the term rarely gets used. This is unfortunate, as "privacy" is an over-extended concept. It grabs our attention easily, but is hard to pin down. Sometimes, people talk about privacy when they are worried about confidentiality. Other times they evoke privacy to discuss issues associated with corporate access to personal information. Fortunately, obscurity has a narrower purview.
It's difficult to protect your privacy from your own oversharing.
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NewsHow I Gave up Email and Reclaimed 3 Hours a DaystaffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 11:32 
GeneralRe: How I Gave up Email and Reclaimed 3 Hours a DaymemberMehdiNaseri28 Jan '13 - 2:43 
NewsEternal sunshine of the spotless AIstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 11:30 
NewsWhy Nokia’s 3D-printing move embraces the futurestaffTerrence Dorsey20 Jan '13 - 11:30 
NewsChrome Bookmembernehas1jan18 Jan '13 - 19:07 
NewsFollow Up To "Delivery For Mr. Assange"protectorAspDotNetDev18 Jan '13 - 6:50 
NewsFollow up to "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of C"membermichaelvdnest18 Jan '13 - 3:47 
NewsThe problem with website security is us!staffTerrence Dorsey17 Jan '13 - 10:53 
GeneralRe: The problem with website security is us!memberLloyd Atkinson17 Jan '13 - 15:34 
GeneralRe: The problem with website security is us!member0bx18 Jan '13 - 2:48 
GeneralRe: The problem with website security is us!mvpEddy Vluggen18 Jan '13 - 5:08 
NewsR is mostly like python but sometimes like SQLstaffTerrence Dorsey17 Jan '13 - 10:53 
NewsFunctional programming in PHPstaffTerrence Dorsey17 Jan '13 - 10:52 
NewsFloating point quirksstaffTerrence Dorsey17 Jan '13 - 10:52 
NewsThe Joy of CodingstaffTerrence Dorsey17 Jan '13 - 10:52 
GeneralRe: The Joy of CodingmemberDan Neely18 Jan '13 - 2:41 
NewsGoogle Nexus 7 tops iPad in Japan: Is this a trend?staffTerrence Dorsey17 Jan '13 - 9:44 
GeneralRe: Google Nexus 7 tops iPad in Japan: Is this a trend?mentorDaveAuld17 Jan '13 - 10:25 
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