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thechromesource Daily: Links for 8/5/10

Posted on 05. Aug, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey in News

Google-developed protocols are in the new version of Linux, possibly an aid to speed web processing in the cloud.

Google Apps has now been fully implemented in the city of Los Angeles, two weeks after the launch deadline.

Is it possible to achieve anonymity in Gmail using IPv6?

GigaOM’s Sam Dean questions whether Google will support Chrome OS over the long haul.

Technology Review’s Erica Naone on Google’s net neutrality stance:  ”I don’t think straight payola is the company’s style“.

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