This Coffee Shop Just Wants Everyone To Stop Instagramming Already

Four Barrel Coffee in San Francisco had something of a problem with loud customers being all "hipstery" and annoying the neighbors, so they posted a notice kindly asking hipsters to shut the hell up. Only a few days later, the sign had to be amended to include another forbidden act which had suddenly become popular: Instagramming the sign.

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The Next Web is now on App.net. So, how should we use our account?

After raising $803,000 from 12,315 backers, Twitter alternative App.net started taking payments from supporters this week. There is already a thriving community of early adopters and developers active on its alpha, and now there's one more account to follow - The Next Web is on App.net.

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Share Photos And Videos The Smart And Private Way With Sidebark -- AppAdvice

The private photo and video sharing app Sidebark has just been updated with a variety of enhancements. Optimized for iPhone, Sidebark is an app that lets you share photos and videos privately with a select group of family and friends. To this end, the app lets you create private lists for quick and easy targeted sharing.

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Dropbox two-step verification security option to lock down your files available to test now

Everyone knows that your primary email account is the lynchpin of your digital security: if someone gains access to that it's likely you could face quite a bit of damage, not unlike what happened to Mat Honan earlier this month.

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Prince Harry gives up his Facebook page?

(Credit: Screenshot: Chris Matyszczyk/CNET) Prince Harry hasn't had much luck with technology this week. First, he goes to Vegas, invites a few girls to his suite for a royal game of strip pool, and one of them whips out her cell phone and becomes a cesspool photographer.

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