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The Mez Ledger · Weekly Close October 2 – October 9, 2013 194 stories · Vol. 13 · Catalogue 41 · Issue 282 Get it by email ↓
The week's top story

FBI raids alleged online drug market Silk Road, arrests owner

Business 12 stories

  1. FBI raids alleged online drug market Silk Road, arrests owner

  2. Mark Cuban makes Shark Tank remove equity clause in contract

  3. How Snowden's Email Provider Tried To Foil The FBI Using Tiny Font

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  1. I emailed the CEO of T-Mobile and he killed my contract

  2. Feds: Silk Road boss paid $80,000 for snitch’s torture and murder

  3. Bitcoin accidentally solved my startup's international banking problem

  4. LeadGeni.us: User acquisition as a service

Sports 9 stories

  1. Nvidia Removed Linux Driver Feature Due to Windows

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  1. U.S. Opposes Tech Companies’ Requests to Disclose Surveillance

  2. Microsoft brings 18-year-old game 'Hover' to browser

  3. PuzzleScript is an open-source HTML5 puzzle game engine

Technology 156 stories

  1. Mozilla bug 923590: Pledge never to implement HTML5 DRM

  2. Attacking Tor: How the NSA targets users' online anonymity

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  1. Swiss to vote on 2,500 franc basic income for every adult

  2. After 180 Websites, I’m Ready to Start the Rest of My Life as a Coder

  3. What I've been up to for the past year

  4. Model S Fire

  5. Nest introduces their Smoke Detector

Entertainment 10 stories

  1. Lavabit Defied FBI Demands to Turn Over Crypto Keys, Documents Show

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  1. Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Englert and Higgs

  2. Show HN: govuptime.com

  3. Show HN: Introducing Harp – A static web server with built in preprocessing

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