GitHub Still Fighting DDoS Attack | News & Opinion | PCMag.com

What began around 10 p.m. Eastern Wednesday was still underway on Monday morning, according to GitHub. GitHub is still battling what it says is the largest DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack in the service’s history. What began around 10 p.m. Eastern Wednesday was still underway on Monday morning, according to GitHub’s Twitter feed. The…

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Building collapses in New York’s East Village neighborhood, police say – Yahoo News

fe474.global.media.bf1.yahoo.com compressed/chunked Thu Mar 26 19:48:41 UTC 2015 NEW YORK (Reuters) – A building collapsed on Thursday in New York City’s East Village neighborhood, police said. There was no immediate information on possible injuries, said a spokesman for the New York Police Department. (Reporting by Laila Kearney, Editing by Ellen Wulfhorst) Content preferences Done Building…

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Amtrak employees get lavish bonuses for only losing $214 million last year | WashingtonExaminer.com

Employees of Amtrak, the publically-funded railroad service, earned themselves a round of bonuses because their agency only lost $214 million last year. A second set of bonuses was scrapped after Amtrak fell far short of its customer satisfaction goals, according to the agency’s inspector general. RELATED: Why we’re not going to get Northeast Corridor high-speed…

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Obama Just Officially Decided White House Emails Aren’t Subject to the Freedom of Information Act | Mother Jones

Chris Martino/Flickr Civil liberties advocates are adding another strike to the Obama administration’s record on transparency: on Monday, the White House announced that it is officially ending the Freedom of Information Act obligations of its Office of Administration. That office provides broad administrative support to the White House—including the archiving of emails—and had been subject…

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