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Computerworld This Week Jul 25, 2016 A hackable election? 5 things to know about e-voting As the U.S. heads toward a contentious national election in November, 15 states are are still clinging to outdated electronic voting machines that don't support paper printouts used to audit their internal vote counts. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Issa bill would kill a big H-1B loophole • 9 ways to bend Windows 10 to your will • Moto Z: Is this the Droid you've been looking for? • Review: 4 mini-PCs give you full power in a very small package • Going cardless at the ATM catches on • Can you name these Linux distributions? • Review: The new Moto G/G Plus phones add size, features and cost • Constructing a solid backup plan with Microsoft Azure Backup • Use our Digital Downloads library to Get Smart! 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Read More ▶ Review: 4 mini-PCs give you full power in a very small package We review four mini-PCs that give you complete Windows computing power in extremely small form factors. Read More ▶ Going cardless at the ATM catches on Several major U.S. banks now allow the use of a smartphone to withdraw cash from an ATM using NFC technology. Read More ▶ Can you name these Linux distributions? Linux has over 250 distributions. Here are 25 of them -- can you ID them given a couple clues? Read More ▶ Review: The new Moto G/G Plus phones add size, features and cost Motorola's latest unlocked smartphones, the Moto G and Moto G Plus, offer features and prices that pull the line out of the low end. Read More ▶ Constructing a solid backup plan with Microsoft Azure Backup Here's how to create both local and cloud-based backups with this 'surprisingly good' software, and why it's a good idea, at least for Microsoft-heavy shops. Read More ▶ Use our Digital Downloads library to Get Smart! 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