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Google takes an extremely strong stance on Russia anti-homosexual laws by showing a "gay inspired" Olympic Google logo. On the heels of a major story regarding the upcoming Sochi olympics, the top Olympic official said that he is open to appending the "Olympic charter" to add rules which will address sexual orientation discrimination. This of course comes due a very controversial Russian law to protect the youth which "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations" in the presence of minors...

HOW TO FIX: Facebook Lookback video bug with no share button Facebook is celebrating their ten year anniversary today and are rolling out a cool new feature. They created a customized video called "Look Back" which gives users a look into their Facebook history. The video is custom for each user showing their most important Facebook moments such as most-liked posts and photos. But there's an odd bug going around in certain browsers! Chances are you found out about this feature due to your friends sharing the link on your wall...

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is giving out 100% free beta keys for it's new 2.0 version! A lot of people ask me about the best anti-virus programs out there. A consumer has so many choices these days it's hard to tell what's good and what's rubbish. From AVG to Panda, McAfee to Norton, the computer stores are brimming with candy colored boxes luring in unsuspecting customers. Obviously the best anti-virus is common sense. Don't download the .exe file attached to that weird e-mail in your spam folder. Don't crack/steal software using key generators from Russia. Easy stuff people, c'mon...

Let's file this story under both heartwarming and totally bizarre. The MUCH GENEROUS of Reddit's /r/dogecoin community have helped raise enough money to sponsor an Olympic luge contender from India's trip. Alright, so this a bit of a bizarre story, but it's got a terrific happy ending. Let's start with the situation with the olympics in India. As you may know, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) suspended the Indian Olympic Association last year for major violations of its charter, including electing leaders with criminal charges...

Google is offering $2,718,280 to anyone who can hack its operating system, Chrome OS. Think you have what it takes? Well, you probably don't. This isn't the first time Google has put down big money on hacking the Chrome devices. Last year, Google had an even higher top prize of $3,141,590 to hack the Chrome OS. Notice something familiar there? That's right, Google likes to make nerdy jokes with its bounty amounts. The 3.14 million dollar price was a nod to pi, the really long irrational number you learned in high school math and promptly forgot about. This year's 2...