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Track 226

Eight Terminal Utilities Every OS X Command Line User Should Know
A few interesting goodies here.

Scoop: A Glimpse Into the NYTimes CMS
Makes me want to work at the Times.

Designers Explain Why Apple’s New OS X Typeface Is a Strange Choice
And now we have the odd phenomenon of designers dumping on Helvetica.

The Beer Game
One of my favorite parts of my Sloan experience.

How to manually enable NTFS read and write in OS X | MacFixIt – CNET Reviews
Yes, Virginia, Mac OSX does support directly mounting NTFS drives, if by “support” you mean “requires a command line hack that enables a driver of uncertain quality.”

How to manually enable NTFS read and write in OS X | MacFixIt – CNET Reviews
Yes, Virginia, Mac OSX does support directly mounting NTFS drives, if by “support” you mean “requires a command line hack that enables a driver of uncertain quality.”

Access Wireless Diagnostics app in OS X 10.8.4 or later – Mac OS X Hints
Cool new utility that dropped as part of the latest patch release.

Access Wireless Diagnostics app in OS X 10.8.4 or later – Mac OS X Hints
Cool new utility that dropped as part of the latest patch release.

Test Run: Web UI Automation with Windows PowerShell
Fun tricks with PowerShell.

Test Run: Web UI Automation with Windows PowerShell
Fun tricks with PowerShell.

Test Run: Web UI Automation with Windows PowerShell
Fun tricks with PowerShell.

Explorations in manipulation: Scams in security testing
I’d add that it’s impossible to do good security testing at scale without using automated security testing tools and services and understanding the value they can bring.

Explorations in manipulation: Scams in security testing
I’d add that it’s impossible to do good security testing at scale without using automated security testing tools and services and understanding the value they can bring.

Listening Room 7 – Harvard Glee Club Foundation: Long may continue our unity and joy!
Very cool–a bunch of recordings from Don Loach’s Glee Club in 1978 at the Harvard Festival of Men’s Choruses. This is the one where someone walked up to Loach afterward asking which label the Club was on and was shocked to learn that they didn’t have a record deal.

Think your Skype messages get end-to-end encryption? Think again | Ars Technica
Skype isn’t private. News at 11.