"Wouldn't it be fantastic if there was a way to access a remote Linux server directly from the web browser? Luckily for us all, there is a tool called Wetty (Web + tty) that allows us to do just that - without the need to switch programs and all from the same web browser window."

" Ernesto on February 19, 2016 C: 12 Breaking Popular file-hosting service 4shared has won a court case against the South Korean authorities who placed the site on a national piracy blocklist. While 4shared's users occasionally host pirated files, the court concludes that it can't be seen as a service that is setup specifically to facilitate copyright infringement."

"Más noticias relativas a la seguridad y que salpican a Linux. No han sido los desarrolladores del kernel Linux los que han metido la pata, pero sí los desarrolladores de la biblioteca C del proyecto GNU. "

"ews reports say Netflix has already begun blocking paying customers who are using privacy-protecting services like virtual private networks (VPNs).1,2 The move comes in response to pressure from media giants3 who want to 'geoblock' us from our favourite content.4 Blocking VPNs means innocent customers will become collateral damage: it will block VPN users from accessing domestic content they paid for,5 undermine privacy,6 and could push users to illegal alternatives.7 "

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Stuffing bits in databases is boring. Why not program everything around you? By Peter Wayner Follow InfoWorld | Feb 16, 2016 3:00 AM PT

"It's becoming harder to find, but we'll show you where to get free music free without raising the hackles of the RIAA's legal beagles. By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal and Sarah Jacobsson Purewal Follow TechHive | Sep 22, 2015 10:13 PM PT "

"Paris, 15 February 2016 - The French Council of State has released an eagerly awaited decision (fr) on the validity of administrative access to connection data. La Quadrature du Net, French Data Network and the FDN Federation have been calling into question the Military Programmation Law (LPM) and its application decree that enables the administration to access connection data without requiring any judicial control. By refusing to repeal the decree and to transmit the question to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for a preliminary ruling, the Council of State avoids any judicial debate and isolates French vis-à-vis EU case law."

" Ernesto on February 15, 2016 C: 70 Breaking Cox Communications is objecting to a broad permanent injunction requested by music publisher BMG. The music group wants the ISP to spy on its subscribers and take action against those who download pirated material. Cox informs the court that these demands are overbroad, vague and possibly illegal."

"Should you brand yourself or your business? The short answer is both. The better question is what should you brand first - your business or yourself?"

" By Andy on February 14, 2016 C: 17 News Last month we were alerted to a beautiful site that merged the smart looks and playlists of Spotify with the music of YouTube to make a very decent free streaming service. Little did we know that almost anyone can put together a similar platform in minutes, all for an initial outlay of just $38."

"There are pros and cons to an LTS distro release yet they remain a solid option for a variety of reasons."

" Andy on February 13, 2016 C: 22 Breaking A human rights organization that monitors web-censorship and pirate site blockades in Russia has been ordered to be blocked by a local court. After a legal challenge failed to convince prosecutors, RuBlacklist was advised this week that it has just three days left before local Internet service providers block the site ."

"Publicado: 10 feb 2016 13:20 GMT Muchos consumidores no son conscientes de que los dispositivos que hacen más 'inteligente' su hogar permiten que datos personales puedan ser 'hackeados' por el propio Gobierno. "

"Publicado: 10 feb 2016 13:20 GMT Muchos consumidores no son conscientes de que los dispositivos que hacen más 'inteligente' su hogar permiten que datos personales puedan ser 'hackeados' por el propio Gobierno. "

"Graphite es una librería en la que se ha detectado un problema de seguridad, una vulnerabilidad que puede comprometer el software que haga uso de ella, entre otros proyectos afectados están Linux, OpenOffice y Firefox."

" Ernesto on February 10, 2016 C: 56 Breaking After raking in dozens of millions in licensing fees, Warner/Chappell has admitted that it doesn't own the rights to the song "Happy Birthday". The music company has agreed to set aside a $14 million settlement fund for people who paid to use Happy Birthday in public. In addition, the court has been asked to enter the song into the public domain."

" Ernesto on February 8, 2016 C: 37 News Every month hundreds of people are sued for sharing copyrighted media through file-sharing networks, mostly BitTorrent. This practice is big business for copyright holders and lawyers alike. Unfortunately, however, not all defense attorneys appear to have the best interests of their clients at heart."

"07 febrero 2016 - 22:27 En alguna discusión de algún hilo alguien mencionó Linux y me dejó la espina... ¿de verdad existe Linux? ¿No es un mito? ¿Conocéis alguien que lo use? ¿Lo habéis usado alguna vez? De mi parte en los casi 30 años que tengo de tener acceso a los ordenadores casi a diario, nunca lo he usado, ni lo he visto y no conozco a nadie que lo haga."

"07 febrero 2016 - 22:27 En alguna discusión de algún hilo alguien mencionó Linux y me dejó la espina... ¿de verdad existe Linux? ¿No es un mito? ¿Conocéis alguien que lo use? ¿Lo habéis usado alguna vez? De mi parte en los casi 30 años que tengo de tener acceso a los ordenadores casi a diario, nunca lo he usado, ni lo he visto y no conozco a nadie que lo haga."

"La venta de música grabada aumenta en España por segundo año consecutivo, tras tocar fondo en 2013 después de 12 años de caída continuada, y se apunta en el ejercicio recién concluido un repunte del 6,85 por ciento. Los españoles se gastaron a lo largo de 2015 un total de 160,2 millones de euros, un estirón apreciable respecto a los 149,9 millones del año anterior, pero muy lejos de aquellos 603 millones acreditados en 2001."

"Diversas asociaciones de internautas han criticado al presidente de la Academia de Cine, Antonio Resines, por "vivir todavía en el siglo pasado" con las cifras de piratería que el actor denunció durante su discurso en la pasada gala de los Premios Goya."