Issue highlights 1. Bitcoin auction going ahead despite US Marshals gaffe 2. House approves effort to limit NSA searches of US data 3. 5 tips on changing jobs into and out of IT 4. Android 4.4.4 fixes OpenSSL connection hijacking flaw 5. Judge not sold on $324M settlement in Silicon Valley tech worker case 6. You can take home a Surface Pro 3 on Friday -- if it's a Core i5 7. E-sports and game streaming: Twitch kills it at E3, Xbox One gets Major League Gaming app 8. Unstable code can lead to security vulnerabilities 9. CARTOON: Watch out! The Fire phone knows what you're looking at |
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