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Slashdot

• Astronomers Discover 83 Supermassive Black Holes at the Edge of the Universe
• Wells Fargo Sued By 63-Year-Old Pastor They Wrongfully Accused of Forging Checks
• BBC Visits 'Hated and Hunted' Ransomware Expert
• Vaccines Can Help Fight the Rise of Drug-Resistant Microbes
• Bacteria Discovered In Irish Soil Kills Four Drug-Resistant Superbugs
• Nevada Lawmakers Want Police To Scan Cellphones After Car Crashes
• Before Google+ Shuts Down, The Internet Archive Will Preserve Its Posts
• Why Robo-Calls Can't Be Stopped
• Are We Getting Close To Flying Taxis?
• Texas Lawmakers Want To Stop Tesla From Fixing Its Own Cars

Linux Today

• The 10 Best Reasons to Use Fedora Linux
• How to Use the PATH Environmental Variable
• Valve announces new networking APIs for developers and Steam Link Anywhere
• CommunityBridge is a Cynical Microsoft-Funded Effort to Show Zemlin Works for ???Community???, Not Microsoft
• Tips and Tricks to Secure Your Nginx Web Server
• 5 Raspberry Pi projects for work or family
• 3 reasons data hoarding may not pay off
• 7 pieces of contrarian Kubernetes advice
• Opera 60 "Reborn" Browser Enters Beta with Crypto Wallet in Sidebar, Revamped UI

Linux Weekly News

• [$] 5.1 Merge window part 2
• Kernel prepatch 5.1-rc1
• KNOPPIX 8.5.0 released
• [$] Federated blogging with WriteFreely
• SUSE completes its management transition
• Haller: WireGuard in NetworkManager
• Debian project leader candidates emerge
• Security updates for Friday
• GNOME 3.32 released
• Five new stable kernels

Linux Games

• End of Era
• Dex Released
• Gear Up
• Crimsonland Released
• Early Accessed: The Body Changer
• Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Remastered Released
• Grim Fandango Remastered Released
• Dying Light Released
• Sid Meier’s Civilization: Beyond Earth Released
• I just pre-ordered The Talos Principle, you should do the same

Ars Technica

• Any Steam game can now use Valve’s low-latency, DoS-proofed networking
• Next Windows release will include DTrace support
• Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward a Chrome-only Web
• calc.exe is now open source; there’s surprising depth in its ancient code
• Chromium-based Edge screenshots might as well be Chrome
• Google turbo-charging the back button with Chrome’s new “back/forward cache”
• Google partially backtracks on Chrome changes that would break ad blockers
• Opera shows off its smart new redesign that’s just like all the other browsers
• Mozilla to use machine learning to find code bugs before they ship
• With experimental “Never slow mode,” Chrome tries to stop Web devs making it slow

OSNews

• Google denies altering YouTube code to break Microsoft Edge
• How Amazon, Apple, and Google played the tax-break game
• A first look at the Fuchsia SDK
• MIPS goes open source
• Dr. Google is a liar
• Windows monthly security and quality updates overview
• Compiz: Ubuntu Desktop's little known best friend
• Windows Server 2019 includes OpenSSH
• FreeBSD 12.0 released
• The future of Core, Intel GPUs, 10nm, and Hybrid x86

Advogato

• State of the Gato Address for 2017
• Mentifex Urges Chinese UW Students to Overthrow Xi Jinping
• Keyboard logging on Hewlett-Packard laptops
• PROCLAMATION: June 14th is National Sexual Predator Day
• New Book on Methodological Naturalism in Science
• Mentifex on Trump Ponzi Madoff Vesco Bilko
• How I first heard the News that Theranos bottomed-up?
• Guess who this GNU is?
• Building Scalable Web Applications Using the Cloud
• The Wreck of the Edmund Kuro5hin

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