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Sun June 11, 2006
Sat June 10, 2006
Fri June 09, 2006
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IBAR: The coolest interactive bartop you'll see today |
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Farewell, net neutrality |
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Trust me, I'm a robot |
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Does ethanol take more energy to produce than you get out of it? 18 different studies get 18 different answers |
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The iPod goes analog, because audiophiles will like the sound. Your dog wants the highs back |
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How to wall mount a plasma or LCD TV without making a mess of it |
| (ARS Technica) |
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Nintendo patents instNt msgN srvic n gAms. aL yor IM R belong 2 Wii |
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Pentagon sets its sights on social networking websites |
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The history of the @ sign |
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And most people thought phreaking was dead |
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Beer helps prevent cancer. What can beer NOT do? |
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A preview of games slated for release in 2007 (with screenshots) |
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What if Apple buys Nintendo? |
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"Ghost spam" spotted haunting inboxes everywhere. Even pirate ghosts think they're spooky |
| (Some Guy) |
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The price of a more expensive .com? $200 million a year |
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The NSA wants to know about your Myspace.com account |
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Clinic opened for game addicts that can't leave their joysticks alone |
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Nintendo chief on Wii: "I have never thought the name was a mistake, some people seem to have a problem with it now, but I think they'll grow to like it." Gonads and strife, gonads and strife |
| (Some Guy) |
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Major League Baseball sues maker of Slingbox, demanding that its users pay an extra royalty fee to timeshift MLB games |
| (PC World) |
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Like an ex-smoker on the verge of a nervous breakdown, Microsoft readies a dozen patches |
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Why you should never annoy your IT staff |
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US Net Neturality shot down as COPE Act passes in House. In other news, Alyssa Milano is in favor of Net Neutrality |
| (the Inquirer) |
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New Laptop runs for 500 hours. Runs even longer when it's not even on. Yeah, read the article, there's pictures |
| (Physorg.com) |
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Besides the other attractions of Calabash, South of the Border, and unlickable Gamecocks, South Carolina now has its own species of hammerhead shark. Unfortunately, they plan to name it the Big Ol' Toofus shark |
| (Korea Times) |
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"Techno Chocolate" becomes reality as incredibly cool Korean mobile phone succeeds in China |
| (Some Clerk) |
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Super-oxygenated water coming to America, starting in you-can-guess-where and selling for $2.60 per bottle |
Thu June 08, 2006
| (Some Guy) |
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Astronomers find nearby "galactic highway," hopefully not to be demolished soon to make way for a Vogon hyperspace bypass |
| (Science Central) |
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MIT develops new battery that lasts forever and recharges in seconds, meaning that men are now more or less obsolete |
| (lifehacker.com) |
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Install Kazaa, get fined $750: The RIAA's newest plan of attack |
| (Some Guy) |
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Hi everyone, my name is Scotty and a video-gameaholic. "Hi Scotty." But I haven't played HALO in six months. *Applause* |
| (nVa) |
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The world's oldest computer??? |
| (darkreading.com) |
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Security auditor plants trojan-laced USB drives in credit-union parking lot. Hilarity ensues |
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American students prefer iPods to beer |
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Laptop with 30-minute battery life and weighing 16-pound cost $5000. Not Macintosh portable from 1989 (it cost $6,500) |
| (Networking Pipeline) |
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The inside story of a million-dollar VoIP scam |
| (Some iPod Guy) |
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Gadget allows user to see a virtual 27-inch screen with their iPod. Finally: The goggles -- they do something |
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Mystery to Titan's missing craters solved, chalked up to combination of no chocolate and it stopped touching itself when it was on Saturn's nightside |
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Darwin's writings sell for $2 million, the highest price ever for a work of historical fiction |
| (Some Guy) |
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Top 10 strangest clocks |
| (cpushack.net) |
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Celebrate 6/8/6 with a visit to the Microprocessor Museum |
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Gaming summit asks the most important question of the day: "How can more sex be worked into video games?" (pic) |
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Acer introduces 20.1-inch widescreen "laptop" |
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Death awaits the desktop computer with nasty, big pointy teeth |
| (Daily News Central) |
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Young black women's breasts far more vulnerable to deadly cancer, hefty FCC fines |
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Personal hurricane phone now available for the low, low price of only $4,995 |
Wed June 07, 2006
| (Some Guy) |
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Probably the most amazing remote-controlled plane flying you'll ever see |
| (News Talk ZB) |
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In the early hours of June 13, the occultation of a faint star by Pluto will occur. Whatever the hell that means |
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Millipede with 600 legs found in northern California. Sleep well Californians, sleep well |
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Chicago hotel offers Blackberry detox to guests who request it. Yeah, you can quit anytime you want, you just don't want to, we know |
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So this picture floating around on the Internet was all, "PS 3 only gots half the triangle mcfloppybits as Xbox 360" and game developers were all, like, "Well that don't mean nothing" |
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"I face pressure." Inside the strange Bus Uncle video craze sweeping Hong Kong |
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Fossils prove existence of dwarf dinosaurs. Scientists unsure why they found seven male dwarf dinosaurs living with one normal-sized female dinosaur |
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180 Solutions and Hotbar merge to form new super-spyware company. Your dog wants Ad-Aware |
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Google's Blogger has been farked up for the past few days. Bloggers pout and whine that Google Spreadsheets is getting all the attention |
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Physicists probe the fifth dimension. Buckaroo Banzai readies for action |
| (Some Guy) |
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Play sudoku on any TV set |
| (Some Twizzler) |
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Liquorice could help beat liver cancer |
| (MacWorld) |
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Smokin' hot wife blamed for HP digital camera catching on fire |
| (Some Guy) |
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Blizzard's secrets revealed |
| (Some Guy) |
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How not to steal a sidekick |
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Will AMD's fastest CPU be obsolete next month? |
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Behind the scenes: "Halo 3" |
| (GameFaqs) |
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Top 10 ninjas of videogaming. Pirates of videogaming = FATALITY |
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Data theft hits 80 percent of active military |
| (Some Darwinist) |
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Top 10 myths about evolution |
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I think our branes are leaking |
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Microsoft says Excel 2007 will be better than Google Spreadsheets |
| (Some Guy) |
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"Stern effect" continues as Sirius sales begin to overtake XM |
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Super-sized laptops on the way |
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Google founder acknowledges company may have compromised principles by letting China censor the search engine. Fails to announce plans to do anything about it |
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Remote breast checks by a robot hand, tentatively dubbed the SuperFondler 9000 |
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Female anime-style robot guides visitors departing Japanese airport, gets all pissy if she thinks you're asking about her age |
| (Science Daily) |
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Rubbing broccoli on your skin may prevent skin cancer |
Tue June 06, 2006
Mon June 05, 2006
| (SpaceRef) |
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30 years' worth of data from Pioneer probes saved after amateur astronomers volunteer to recover it from the archaic seven- and nine-track tapes because NASA couldn't be bothered to |
| (Gamasutra) |
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Death of the HUD in video games |
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Study finds that fits of unprovoked anger are common. Transformation into large green creature found to be less common |
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High school student invents cell phone car starter, lets you start or unlock your car halfway across the country |
| (Some Guy) |
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In 1982, Omni predicted the future, stating, "Businessmen of the future will wear tight-fitting body suits that reveal the male body, and make-up" |
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If you're a lazy farkup, blame your parents. Genes decide who becomes an entrepreneur |
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"Nobody shoots anybody in the face unless you're a hit man or a video gamer." Guess who said it |
| (Some NASA Guy) |
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The two biggest storms in the solar system are going to have a near collision on July 4th and no one knows what exactly will happen (with pic) |
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"Planemos" - objects too small to be stars but too hot to be planets - might be forming their own planetary systems. EVERYBODY PANIC |
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Samsung unveils seven-inch single-chip LCD. Finally, you can watch porn and not feel inadequate |
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Native Americans recorded supernova explosion, or didn't. We could really go either way on this |
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Want to know how old a person really is? Look at their hands |
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Congratulations to AIDS on its 25th birthday |
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Astronomers pinpoint moment of famous moon shot, forgetting that the whole thing was staged to begin with |
| (The Age) |
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Angelina Jolie registers 24 domain names of her baby's name |
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Technician dies of nitrogen poisoning while posting warning signs of possible nitrogen risk |
| (Tom's Hardware Guide UK) |
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Ten reasons why you don't need a PS 3 |
| (Some Guy) |
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Programmable tattoos |
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How Intel wasted billions |
| (CRN) |
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From the mouth of Ballmer |
| (PC World) |
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Use command-line program to find name behind malicious IP address |
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Intel Core 2 Duo performance preview |
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Pioneer dumping red-laser DVDs, moving to Blu-Ray |
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Crash of the Web 2.0 titans |
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SLI on a stick |
| (Some Guy) |
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Copyright fraud: Someone stole my website |
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YouTube's members now able to become their own channels |
| (Some Guy) |
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Do it yourself inkblot test |
| (Some Loser) |
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One hundred things you must do in "Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion" |
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How to win something in a claw machine |
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Sony on PS 3: "The first five million are going to buy it, whatever it is, even if it didn't have games" |
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Cloned mules come in first and second in qualifying race |
| (Some Guy) |
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"We've been married seven years and we've never had sex." One couple's tragic tale of dealing with vaginismus |
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