Weekly Ten: Hackers Wall of Shame, Pirate Bay a Year Later, iPad is a Distribution Channel

"1. Exposing Hackers as a Deterrent
Cyber attacks can come from governments, terrorists, thieves, or bored high school students. This makes the cyber security equivalent of "arms control" difficult to achieve. But a pair of researchers yesterday proposed methods of deterrence that they believe could work in cyberspace.
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"9. Python support in GNOME gets a boost from hackfest Some GNOME developers have gathered in Boston for for a Python GNOME hackfest that is hosted by the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project. The primary goals behind the hackfest include establishing a strategy for delivering Python 3.0 compatibility for the GNOME platform and advancing the Python GObject introspection project.
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