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• [+3648] How a 15-yo Kid Tricked Apple With a Disguised Tethering App
• [+2301] Comic Reads Email from Ex Asking if He Has AIDS
• [+2270] 10 Laugh Out Loud Stand-Up Moments with Louis CK [vids]
• [+2240] Why 'Back to the Future' Is Secretly Horrifying
• [+2058] Did BP Fake Its Crisis Center With Photoshop?
• [+2340] Firefox Just Perfected Tabbed Browsing

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[+3648] How a 15-yo Kid Tricked Apple With a Disguised Tethering App	Top
Oh, Nick Lee, you clever boy. You see, Nick here tricked Apple with a very simple iPhone application: Handy Light. On the surface it looked like any other $0.99 flashlight application. But, secretly, it was a lot more useful.
[+2301] Comic Reads Email from Ex Asking if He Has AIDS	Top
Peet reads an email from an anonymous girl after a steamy rendezvous. Peet is also a Digg user named PunkHop and is, by virtually all reputable accounts, a scholar and a gentleman.
[+2270] 10 Laugh Out Loud Stand-Up Moments with Louis CK [vids]	Top
Louis CK is a brilliant comedian, and his new TV show on FX is pretty damn funny too. Glad to see he is finally getting his due credit.
[+2240] Why 'Back to the Future' Is Secretly Horrifying	Top
There are some things in the 'Back to the Future' universe you never never noticed.
[+2058] Did BP Fake Its Crisis Center With Photoshop?	Top
That's some sloppy photoshopping.
[+2340] Firefox Just Perfected Tabbed Browsing	Top
It's Like Apple's Expose Plus Spaces For The Web. This new feature is called Tab Candy.

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