Link Love:

• Ars Technica – It’s official: Comcast starts 250GB bandwidth caps October 1
• Wired – Veoh Prevails in Infringement Lawsuit
• MacRumors – Major Security Flaw in iPhone 2.0.2 Update
• Hack A Day – RedHat confirms security breach
• Slashdot – Bitten By the RedHat Perl Bug
• C/NET – Why can’t they fix the Flash/Firefox Bug?
• PC Magazine – Google Cuts Features Out of ‘Android’ OS
• Gizmodo – Android Market, Google’s App Store, Will Not Require Approval For Applications
• CrunchGear – Android: More info on the G1
• How To Geek – First Look at Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2
• Mashable – Ubiquity Will Not Be Ubiquitous
• Popgadget – Is your phone SIMable proof?
• Liliputing – T-Mobile to offer Eee PC with 3G wireless plan

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Alternageek.com Podcast, Episode 46 for the week of September 1st, 2008 – Featuring Linuxchic and TechMonkey.

• Google learns how to crawl Flash
• Mashable – Again, One Clueless Person Destroys the Privacy of Millions
• Computerworld – Judge orders YouTube to expose user viewing habits and history
• CenterNetworks – I Swear You Honor, I Didn’t Know That Video Was Copyrighted!
• Techdirt – RIAA Also Tells Judge That Proof Shouldn’tBe Necessary To Sue For Infringement
• Wired – Recording Industry Decries AM-FM Broadcasting as ‘A Form of Piracy’
• Feedly – Social and magazine-like start page for RSS feeds
• Toluu – Free service for sharing your feeds
• DailyMile – Social training for runners, triathletes and cyclists
• TechRepublic – Netgear launches open source wireless router with support for third party apps and firmware
• Linksys – GPL code center
• OpenWRT
• DD-WRT
• Tomato
• IPCop – Linux firewall distribution geared towards home and SOHO (Small Office/Home Office) users
• TuxTraining – Beating Sandvine on Linux with iptables
• Slashdot – LUGRadio Decided To Call It Quits
• Slashdot – 12,000 Laptops Lost Weekly At Airports

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