VFTQ 204 – Halloween

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This week on View From The Quad, it’s halloween! I’m joined in-studio by Charlie, who has been on the show three times before, I believe. We discuss important issues such as the Rally for Restoring Sanity And/Or Fear, how Limewire has been handed a court injunction and how this effects the few pirates still using the service, how proof of water has been found on Mars, Spanish prostitutes, one of the more ridiculous Apple rumours either of us have heard and much more.

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Click ‘Read More’ to view the links related to this episode

http://vftq.info/cRYGKw  - Firesheep allows people find your passwords

http://vftq.info/9r8VMh  - Limewire gets handed a court injunction

http://vftq.info/cj2CmH  - Spanish Prostitutes

ordered to wear reflective vests

http://vftq.info/cTtr1S  - Stuck rover finds water

http://vftq.info/9q2eSX  - Stupid Apple/Sony rumour

http://vftq.info/cNirhv  - Apple to buy Sony

http://vftq.info/bigOGj  - Evidence of Liquid Water found on Mars

http://vftq.info/cgQ07t  - 3G on Everest

http://vftq.info/cduzlB  - EFF’s HTTPS everywhere plugin

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