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We're all well aware of the dangers posed by URL shorteners, namely in their potential to mask malicious links. But hacker Ben Schmidt, inspired by the media attention garnered by the pro-WikiLeaks DDoS attacks, has found a new and potentially more worrisome use for shortening services. His proof-of-concept site, d0z.me, looks and acts like any other URL shortener from the perspective of someone ...
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On the plane to LA for my 13th E3. Will have to photoshop Jason on all my photos this week.
Let's get to 1k followers. What do you like best? Ambiguous laments about my personal life, snide cultural commentary, or, you know, fashun?
Manu Ginobli looks like Roberto Benigni.
Guys, I lost my phone. $700, a punch in the arm, and a land whale later I have a new one. #wompwomp
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