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21 Aug 2014:
The open-source social network struggles to stop Isis accounts spreading propaganda after the murder of photojournalist James Foley. By Samuel Gibbs
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16 Aug 2014:
The generosity of Silicon Valley giants in the wake of the Heartbleed bug only highlights the degree to which they are willing to shirk their responsibilities, writes John Naughton
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6 Aug 2014:
She has taken flak from the online encyclopedia’s hardcore users for being an ‘amateur’, but after 18 years in open source software the 36-year-old is determined to expand the ‘knowledge-building community’. By Jemima Kiss and Samuel Gibbs
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22 Jul 2014: Why and how we built a home for our developers.
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14 Jul 2014: Updated 'Model B+' board shrinks design and adds more ports as it approaches overall sales of 3m. By Samuel Gibbs
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19 Jun 2014:
Nafeez Ahmed: The man who trained more than 66 countries in open source methods calls for re-invention of intelligence to re-engineer Earth
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13 Jun 2014: The car company is making a bid to increase the overall market for electric vehicles
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29 May 2014: We're big fans of Git here at the Guardian, using it as our primary version control system - can you believe we were once accused of hyperbole for calling Git "...the most important thing Linus Torvalds has ever done"?
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29 May 2014:
This year the open-source, big data extravaganza goes global in its efforts to empower citizens to improve their communities
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24 Apr 2014: Georgina Voss:| MakerFaire embodies grassroots DIY culture; Shenzhen is the world centre of mass manufacture. What happens when they meet?
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24 Apr 2014: David Chartier, CEO of the firm that discovered Heartbleed, explains why it was given a name and a logo. By Alex Hern
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23 Apr 2014:
A breakaway group of developers are working on LibreSSL, a new version of the flawed OpenSSL security software. By Alex Hern
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19 Apr 2014: Senior administration officials said there is no indication that the site has been compromised and action taken out of caution
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15 Apr 2014: The former chief marketing officer steps up to fill Brendan Eich's shoes, who was forced to resign just 11 days in the job. By Alex Hern
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13 Apr 2014:
Human error is behind the latest threat to website security but giant corporations need to take their share of the blame, writes John Naughton
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