Kyrka söder om Enköping började brinna på fredagskvällen.

darthcamaro writes "On Monday of this week, the primary servers that kept those infected with the DNSChanger malware were taken offline. It's a story that sparked lots of media hype with people claiming that hundreds of thousands of people could loose their Internet access. As it turns out, major U.S. ISPs including Verizon, Cox, AT&T and CenturyLink all kept their own DNSChanger servers online, protecting any users from losing their access."

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I did a podcast a couple of days ago and forgot to post it to my feed here. 

It's 22 minutes, about Katrina, earthquakes, Repubs.

Enjoy! (And I'll try to remember not to forget next time.)

Den afghanska kvinnorättspolitikern Hanifa Safi dödades i dag i Laghman-provinsen av en magnetisk bomb som fästs på hennes bil.

En man har förts till sjukhus efter ett bråk på Repslagaregatan i Norrköping, skriver Norrköpings Tidningar.

An anonymous reader writes "In an editorial at Penny Arcade, Ben Kuchera writes about how Microsoft's subscription-based Xbox Live platform has become an advertising cash cow — to the detriment of users who already pay for the service. Quoting: 'People who don't play video games would be forgiven if they turned on an Xbox 360 and didn't realize it was a device used to primarily play games. The first screen you see on the Xbox 360 Dashboard is often a mixture of ads for all sorts of goods and services, and many times games are in the minority of ad slots. The latest redesign increased the ad space that can be sold to advertisers, and that in turn increased this problem. Let's be clear, it is a problem. Game discovery is terrible in the current design of Xbox Live, and the usability of a system that used to be about games is suffering in order for Microsoft to make money on ads. Sadly, this issue isn't going away: Ad sales simply bring in too much money to ignore, and revenue is growing. ... I contacted Microsoft and asked how much advertising revenue impacted the profitability of the Xbox 360. "We don't share this information publicly but we can tell you that, since 2010, the advertising business has grown 142%," I was told.'"

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Patch module for Net::HTTP::Methods

YAML Ain't Markup Language (tm)

POE HTTP server

A plugin for writing declarative RESTful apps with Dancer

Keep your PAUSE bits safely encrypted!

Patch module for LWP::UserAgent

Mötte drabbade av Lukasjenkos diktatur.

En kraftig brand härjade i Enköpings-Näs kyrka söder om Enköping vid fredagskvällen.

benfrog writes "The developers of jQuery recently announced in a blog entry that jQuery 2.0 will drop support for legacy versions of Internet Explorer. The release will come in parallel with version 1.9, however, which will include support for older versions of IE. The versions will offer full API compatibility, but 2.0 will 'benefit from a faster implementation that doesn't have to rely on legacy compatibility hacks.'"

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