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In the MegaUpload Aftermath, Filesonic Disables File-Sharing
by Joseph ChangIn a surprising turn of events earlier this week, the FBI managed to shut down a whopping 4% of the internet’s bandwidth: Megaupload. -
The Web is a beautiful place. Don’t let Congress change that.
by Tony HueSuffice to say, the Internet has equipped countless individuals, businesses, and nations with the capacity to change the world for the better. Without the Internet, I would never have had the inspiration to write this blog for the past two years. Without the Internet, a bunch of Harvard students would... -
Quick Tip: How to Properly Remove Stickers from your Computer
by Tony HueIf you’ve ever attempted to remove a sticker from your computer, two things usually happen: -
Building your own App Store Wish List
by Tony HueWouldn’t it be great if you could save apps you find at the App Store into a wish list? Maybe you’d prefer to read reviews online first before deciding to download the app. That’s fair enough, but how to keep track of those apps? -
Cloak Protects You From the Dangers of Public Wi-Fi
by Tony HueAbout a year ago, I wrote about a Firefox extension called Firesheep that allowed anyone to easily hijack insecure HTTP sessions. Anyone connecting to public Wi-Fi at a coffeeshop, library, or airport could have their personal information, email, social networks, and banking credentials easily compromised by even the most non-technical... -
How iOS Multitasking Really Works
by Tony HueAbout a week ago, I posted a guide on the various ways to keep your iOS device in top shape. In the post, I suggested killing off apps in the multitasking bar: -
My Favorite Tech Articles of 2011
by Tony HueWith another year nearing its end, I thought it would be nice to look back at some of the best tech writing in 2011. Each story listed below covers a wide breadth of topics, from the internal mechanisms inside Apple, the growing Internet access divide, to the open web. So,...





