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    Google+ lead asks for advice from Google Reader fans

    Google+ lead asks for advice from Google Reader fans

    Porn troll Prenda Law angers judge with shady behavior

    Porn troll Prenda Law angers judge with shady behavior

    Transitioning from Google Reader to feedly

    Transitioning from Google Reader to feedly

    Whitson Gordon finally figured out Evernote

    Whitson Gordon finally figured out Evernote

    Powering Down Google Reader

    Powering Down Google Reader

    The Evening Edition Podcast

    The Evening Edition Podcast

    EFF will represent targets of copyright troll Prenda Law

    EFF will represent targets of copyright troll Prenda Law

    How to Export Your Last.fm Listening History on a Mac

    My goal was simple: I wanted to export all of the tracks I’ve listened and stored in my Last.fm account. I don’t have any real experience working with APIs, but thanks to Jeroen Baert’s post, which I found via this StackExchange thread, I found a handy Python script that even a newb can run.

    The script was originally written for use in moving your Last.fm data to Libre.fm, but it works just as well as a standalone backup.

    I saved lastexport.py to my home folder (the one with your Mac username) and opened up a Terminal window. Then, I just pasted the following command into the Terminal prompt and pressed Enter:

    python lastexport.py -u last.fm_user_name

    Make sure you replace last.fm_user_name with your own Last.fm user name. The script will store the results in a text file called exported_tracks.txt, located in your Home folder or whatever other folder you saved the script in. The data in the text file is a little messy, but it’s all there.

    If you know how to make the data prettier, don’t hesitate to get in touch with me.

    ECPA amendment would require warrant even for email older than 6 months

    ECPA amendment would require warrant even for email older than 6 months

    How to Roll Your Own Multireddit

    This is probably so awesome to me because only recently have I dusted off my Reddit account and started using the internet’s greatest link-sharing site in earnest.

    Reddit is divided into “subreddits.” These are topic-based, like /r/Gaming and /r/Tumblr. It allows the growth of communities based on shared interests or disinterests.

    Now all of that I knew, and you probably did, too. But what I recently found out is that you can append multiple subreddits to a URL to open them in a cocktail of sorts. So, if you want to view a mashup of Reddit entries about Philadelphia, technology, and burritos, just go to /r/philadelphia+technology+burritos.

    The possibilities are endless, so use /r/Multireddit to browse what your fellow redditors have posted.

    Google's answer to AirPlay comes to YouTube for iOS, sends video to consoles and TVs

    Google’s answer to AirPlay comes to YouTube for iOS, sends video to consoles and TVs

    Yahoo nixing work-from-home arrangements

    Yahoo nixing work-from-home arrangements

    Evernote CEO hints at future task management integration

    Evernote CEO hints at future task management integration

    Zombie Law Schools

    Zombie Law Schools

    CBS "Streisanding" itself among courts with CNET debacle

    CBS “Streisanding” itself among courts with CNET debacle

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