Cash Back Program on Tweco Welders and Thermal Dynamics Plasma Cutters

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Victor Technologies has launched a Cash Back Rebate program for customers in the United States and Canada. Between July 1 and December 31, 2014, purchasers of select Tweco and Victor Thermal Dynamics systems can receive between $50 and $450 cash back.

Rebates range from $50 to $100 for Tweco welding systems, including the Fabricator 181i and 211i 3-in-1 “MIG-Stick-TIG” welders and the Tweco 186 AC/DC TIG/Stick welder. Plasma cutter rebates range from $150 to $250 for the Cutmaster 82, 102 and 152 manual plasma systems and from $300 to $450 for the Cutmaster A-Series of automated air plasma cutting systems. Note that A-Series systems can be used for manual plasma cutting simply by changing from a straight machine torch to a manual torch.

Hallmarks of these Tweco and Cutmaster include a lighter weight and more power-per-pound than most competitive systems, professional-grade arc performance and ease-of-use that enables beginners to learn faster.

Cash Back Is Easy

  • Send in the completed rebate form and original invoice(s).
  • Or scan purchase receipts and include them with the online rebate form at VictorTechnologies.com/cashback for the U.S. and VictorTechnologies.com/cashback/canada
  • Or fax or e-mail purchase receipts and completed rebate form to Victor Technologies, www.victortechnologies.com/cashback.

Offer is valid on purchases made between July 1-December 31, 2014. Rebate forms must be postmarked, emailed or faxed by January 31, 2015.

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Apple denies intentionally compromising iOS security, explains ‘backdoor’ features

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Following an extensive security report from an iOS forensic and security expert that questioned some of Apple’s iOS tools when it comes to the user’s security and privacy (see his questions in the image above), Apple has taken another step to address “backdoor” concerns on top of stating that it’s not working with anyone to include backdoors in any of its products.

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This is your best chance yet to get your hands on a OnePlus One… but you’d better hurry!

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Among Android enthusiasts, the OnePlus One is easily the most desirable new smartphone of 2014 so far. It doesn’t have the 2K display from LG’s G3, the gorgeous metal build from the HTC One (M8) or the massive marketing budget backing Samsung’s Galaxy S5, but it’s a cutting edge smartphone powered by the highly hackable CyanogenMod software. What’s more, it’s shockingly affordable.

The only problem, of course, is that it’s still almost impossible to buy one. But thankfully, OnePlus just gave hopeful prospective One owners their best chance yet to get their hands on one.

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Motorola now wants you to buy temporary digital tattoos to unlock your Moto X

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Remember the Motorola Skip? A tiny wearable smartphone accessory that can help you quickly unlock the Moto X and other 2013 Moto Droid handsets? Well, Motorola has devised a similar version of the Skip, but this time around it goes on your skin rather than on a piece of clothing. The company has partnered with VivaLnk, and started selling a temporary Digital Tattoo that can be worn on the user’s skin to quickly unlock the Moto X.

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This free mod makes Watch Dogs look more gorgeous than ever before

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Watch Dogs is one of the best games of the year and a decent showcase title for the new generation consoles, but it still doesn’t stand up to the seemingly professionally doctored demo from E3 2012. What we saw two years ago was a game that looked more stunning than just about anything else on the market — the reality wasn’t quite as impressive. Now, just two months after the game’s release, PC modder Federico Rojas (aka TheWorst) has released the final version of his graphics mod for Watch Dogs on the PC, bringing the retail release up to speed with the pipe dream from the original demo.

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Netflix will attack six European markets this September

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It’s no secret that Netflix to expand in additional European markets this year, but the company has never offered an exact rollout plan for the new countries it wants to conquer. Fortunately, in a new letter to shareholders spotted by Android Police, Netflix confirmed that its European presence will see a significant increase in September, when the movie streaming service will reach six new markets.

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The EFF has a new tool that will stop websites from spying on you

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Things have gotten to the point where many Internet users are starting to assume that almost every website on the Net is spying on them or tracking them in some way. And the sad reality is in most cases, they’re correct — nearly all websites people might visit contain some code that is intended to monitor, track or even “spy” on users. So for the privacy conscious among us, is there anything we can do to stop the madness?

The answer, of course, is yes.

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