Slashdot Archive

• - BlizzCon Keynote — New WoW Expansion, Diablo 3 Details
• - Scientists Find Way To Combat Forged DNA
• - Why AT&T Killed iPhone Google Voice
• - Criminals Prefer Firefox, Opera Web Browsers
• - China Jails Four For Microsoft XP Piracy
• - New Logitech Dark Field Mice Operate On Glass
• - Amazon, MS, and Yahoo Against Googles Library
• - Working With Ogg Theora and the Video Tag
• - A Broken Heart Really Does Hurt, Scientists Claim
• - Federal Court Grants Microsoft Expedited Appeal
• - Sweden Launches Criminal Probe of Pirate Bay Sale
• - Google Brings SVG Support To IE
• - EVE Bans Exploiters; Dropping 2% of Users Cuts Average CPU Usage 30%
• - Switzerlands Data Protection Watchdog Wants Street View Disabled
• - Obstacles Near Emergency Exits Speed Evacuation
• - Linux Kernel 2.6.30 Released
• - Comedy Central Confirms 26 New Futurama Episodes
• - The Anti-ODF Whisper Campaign
• - Camara Goes On Offense Against the RIAA
• - First Acoustic Black Hole Created
• - Online Vigilantes, Or Crowdsourced Justice
• - French Three-Strikes Law Ruled Unconstitutional
• - Wired for War
• - Security Firms Fined Over Never-Ending Subscriptions
• - For Airplane Safety, Trying To Keep Birds From Planes
• - How To Manage Hundreds of Thousands of Documents?
• - Nokia Developed Wireless Power-Harvesting Phones
• - $33 Million In Poker Winnings Seized By US Govt
• - How To Sponsor an Open Source Sprint
• - Why Isnt the US Government Funding Research?
• - 83% of Businesses Wont Bother With Windows 7
• - NASA To Announce Module Name On Colbert Show
• - Tesla CEO Says Govt Loan Is 99% Sure and Deserved
• - Supercomputer As a Service
• - Worst Working Conditions You Had To Write Code In?
• - Flying Micro-robot Takes Off
• - iPhone Jailbreaking Still Going Strong
• - When Politicians Tax Violent Video Games
• - MPAA Spying Case To Be Appealed
• - Suns Phipps Slams App Engines Java Support
• - Wikipedia Community Vote On License Migration
• - Project OXCART Declassified From Area 51
• - Intel Responds To X25-M Fragmentation Issue
• - Was the Amazon De-listing Situation a Glitch Or a Hack?
• - German Wikileaks Suspension Not Related To Police Raid
• - Norfolk Police Officers To Be Tagged To Improve Response Times
• - Robot Body Suit To Be Marketed In Japan
• - Red Dwarf Returns In a 3-Part Showing
• - STEREO Spacecraft To Explore Earths L4 and L5
• - Slashdot Mentioned In Virginia Terrorism Report
• - How Does Flash Media Fail?
• - Researcher Resurrects the First Computer
• - How To Build an Openfire Chat Server On Debian 5
• - Swedish Tax Office Targets Webcam Strippers
• - Best Easter Eggs and Other Software Surprises
• - Microsofts Pseudo-Transparent and Fold-Up PCs
• - Time Warner To Offer Unlimited Bandwidth For $150
• - Dell Adamo Review — Macho Outside, Sissy Inside
• - Altered Organism Triples Solar Cell Efficiency
• - Leaked Pics of CrunchPad Elicit Progress Update
• - Obamas Proposed Space Weapon Ban
• - Why Your Pop-Up Blocker Doesnt Work Anymore
• - CNN Uses P2P Video & Adds Terrible EULA
• - RIAA and BSAs Lawyers Taking Top Justice Posts
• - Washington State Wants DNA From All Arrestees
• - NASA Fashions Mountain-Climbing Robot
• - Walter Bender — Taking Sugar Beyond the XO Laptop
• - Charter Cable Capping Usage Nationwide This Month
• - Ubuntu Wipes Windows 7 In Benchmarks
• - MySQL Co-Founder Monty Widenius Quits Sun
• - White Space Plan Would Reuse TV Spectrum
• - The Case For Supporting and Using Mono
• - MIT Researchers Create a Cheap 6th Sense Device
• - Italian Red Lights Rigged With Short Yellow Light
• - UK Conservatives Slammed Over Open Source Stance
• - HP Pushes Open Source For Small Businesses
• - Will 2009 Be the Turning Point For SSDs?
• - Mars Phoenix Landers Ovens Were Destined To Fail
• - BD+ Successfully Resealed
• - Long-Term Personal Data Storage?
• - Googles Mayer Says Personalization is Key To Future Search
• - VASIMR Plasma Thruster To Be Tested Aboard ISS
• - 20-Year Copyright Extensions Coming To Europe
• - Ultra-Sensitive Camera to Measure Exoplanet Sizes
• - Australia Says No to Internet Censorship
• - Intel Developers Demo USB 3.0 Throughput on Linux
• - McCain Campaign Sells Info-Loaded Blackberry PDAs
• - The Economist Suggests Linux For Netbooks
• - Cornell University FPGA Class Projects for 2008
• - Meteorite Destroys Warehouse In Auckland, NZ
• - Canadian NDP Leader Praises P2P Communities
• - Feds Consider H-1B Changes After Uncovering Fraud
• - Black Silicon Advances Imaging, Solar Energy
• - Elcomsoft Claims WPA/WPA2 Cracking Breakthrough
• - Court Rules That Palin Must Save Yahoo Emails
• - Baldness Gene Discovered — 1 In 7 Men At Risk
• - Microsoft Quietly Previews PC Advisor Repair Tool
• - Fuel Efficiency and Slow Driving?
• - English Court Allows Patents For Complex Software
• - National Debt Clock Overflowed, Extended By a Digit
• - New York Times Says Thin Clients Are Making a Comeback
• - People Prefer Angry-Faced Cars
• - YouTube Adds Full-Length Television Shows
• - OpenOffice.org 3.0 Is Officially Here
• - Yahoo Hacker Mafiaboy Eight Years On
• - Simulation Predicts Clumps of Dark Matter Within Galaxies
• - Lucas Researching Concept For New Indiana Jones Film
• - EFF Warns That Email Privacy Is In Jeopardy
• - BIND Still Susceptible To DNS Cache Poisoning
• - Origins of the Modern PC
• - T-Mobile To Open App Store For All of Their Phones
• - Bigger, Cheaper Solar Cells
• - George Orwell Blogs From the Grave
• - Microsoft Investing In Open Source Lab In Philippines
• - Massachusetts Sues to Halt Defcon Subway Hacking Talk
• - Google Has All My Data – How Do I Back It Up?
• - RIAA Foiled By Innocent Infringement Defense
• - Google News Has Russian Army Invading Savannah, GA
• - Did NBC Alter the Olympics Opening Ceremony?
• - Shrinky Dinks As a Threat To National Security
• - 850K RegisterFly Domains Moved To GoDaddy
• - The Drive For Altruism Is Hardwired
• - Hardware Firewall On a USB Key
• - Linux (Car) Crashes At Indy 500
• - RPG Devs Should Beware MMOGs
• - British Record Companies Win £41m In Damages
• - Microsoft Cancels Major Developers Conference
• - Screencasts of Installing MythTV Via MythDora 4.0
• - The Secrets of Firefox about:config
• - Electrical Field Treats Brain Cancer
• - Google Debuts Street View and Mapplets
• - DNS Complexity
• - EVE Online Scandal Deliberate Frame-Job?
• - Can a Blogroll Be Defamatory?
• - Semantic Search Points To Better Relevancy
• - Millions of Addresses, Thousands of Sites, One Business
• - A Million Zunes Sold
• - How the Pentagon Got Its Shape
• - Eben Moglen — GPLv3 Not About MS and Novell
• - China Crafts Cyberweapons
• - Cell Phones Disable Keys for High-End Cars
• - Robotic Ecologies
• - Storing Personal Music Online Is Illegal In Japan
• - Bookstore Owner Burns Books
• - NASA To Release Landsat 7 Data On the Web
• - Is Parallel Programming Just Too Hard?
• - iPod Casualties Offer New-In-Box Bargains
• - A Windows-Based Packaging Mechanism
• - VM Enables Write-Once, Run Anywhere Linux Apps
• - Simple Comm Technique Beats Quantum Crypto
• - Robot for Indias Moon Mission by IIT Kanpur
• - Climate Monitoring Station Proposed on the Moon
• - US Opposes G8 Climate Proposals
• - CG Television Clone Wars Trailer Released
• - AT&T To Offer TV Over Phone Lines
• - MacGyver Physics
• - Newspapers Reconsidering Google News
• - Handmade Steampunk Rayguns From the F/X Guys at Weta
• - Novell Goes Public with Microsoft Linux Deal
• - Blizard Sues Virtual Gold Seller
• - Five FM iPod Transmitters Reviewed
• - New Jersey Sues YouTube Over Crash Video
• - University of Ohio Abandons Students Attacked by RIAA
• - OLPC Game Jam for an XO Laptop
• - Wi-Fi Hack Aids Boarding Parties
• - BBC Kicked out of School Over Wi-Fi Scaremongering
• - Creationism Museum Opening in Kentucky
• - Top 25 Censored Stories of 2007
• - Apple Mac OS X Update For 17 Vulnerabilities
• - Backyard Chefs Fired Up Over Infrared Grills
• - Driving on Starch
• - Some Soft Drinks May Damage Your DNA
• - Free Ads Can Be Really Expensive
• - Dell PCs with Ubuntu Are A Little Less Expensive
• - Star Wars is 30 Years Old
• - Zune Team Getting Amnesty for iPod Use
• - CSS of DVDs Ruled Ineffective by Finnish Courts
• - Best Buy Accused of Overcharging
• - Using RFID and Wi-Fi to Track Students
• - 8 Reasons Not To Use MySQL (And 5 To Adopt It)
• - Sony Debuts Razor-Thin Flexible Display
• - Best Presidential Candidate for Nerds?
• - Twenty Five Years of Tron
• - Yet Another EVE Online Scandal?
• - EU Questions Google Privacy Policy
• - Jericho Fans Send Over Nine Tons of Nuts to CBS
• - A Snapshot of the Universe 3 Trillion Years From Now
• - HP Skates Away From SEC Charges
• - Dell Plans to Sell PCs at Wal-Mart
• - Microsoft Too Busy To Name Linux Patents?
• - Study Reveals What Women Want From IT Jobs
• - Whats the Worst Technical Feature Youve Used?
• - Erroneous HD DVD Report Gets Tongues Wagging
• - Top 10 Dead (or Dying) Computer Skills
• - Bye Bye Spam and Phishing with DKIM?
• - Fill Out CAPTCHAs, Digitize Books At The Same Time
• - Improving GPS Systems with Traffic Flow Data
• - IPv4 Unallocated Addresses Exhausted by 2010
• - World Population Becomes More Urban Than Rural
• - Apple Sues Over iGasm Ads
• - Govt. Report Slams FBIs Internal Network Security
• - Facebook Opens Pages to Outside Developers
• - Ubuntu Founder Says Microsoft Not A Big Threat
• - Should Games Be More Boring?
• - Taiwanese Company to Mass Produce Rewritable HD Discs
• - Polyethylene Bulletproof Vests Better Than Kevlar
• - The Myths of Innovation
• - Performance Tuning Subversion
• - Feedburner Sale to Google Confirmed
• - New DX10 Benchmarks Do More Bad than Good
• - Slingbox Comes to the Mac
• - Jack Thompson Sues Microsoft
• - Radiation-eating Fungi
• - FAA Software Aims to Make Flights Easier
• - British Traffic Wardens Issued CCTV Head Cameras
• - Novell Partners With EFF on Patent Busting
• - Smithsonian Toned Down the Science In Climate Change Exhibit
• - StarCraft, Nothing But StarCraft
• - First OpenOffice Virus, Not In the Wild
• - A Mighty Number Falls
• - Big Releases Heat Up High-Def Format War
• - MS-Funded Study Attacks GPL3 Draft Process
• - Municipal Wi-Fi Networks In Trouble
• - Ethanol Demand Is Boosting Food Prices Worldwide
• - Nortel Strong-Arms Open Source Vendor Fonality
• - MS Wants To Identify All Web Surfers
• - Update On Free Linux Driver Development
• - Small Webcasters Offered a Rate Break, Reject It
• - Robot Submarine Maps Worlds Deepest Sinkhole
• - Google Bans Ads For Essay-Writing Services
• - FBI Target Puts His Life Online
• - Spy Drones Take to the Sky in the UK
• - Intel Launches New Chipset
• - Russian Journalists Quit Over Censorship
• - Intel Laptop Competes With One Laptop Per Child
• - Microsoft Announces OOXML-UOF Project with China
• - Attack-Proof Power Line to be Installed Under NY
• - MySpace Agrees to Share Sex Offender Data
• - Surprising Further Evidence for a Wet Mars
• - Microsoft, Sue Me First
• - Rerouting the Networks
• - Dell Linux Details
• - The Palm OS Ends With a Whimper
• - Piracy Economics
• - Unicode Encoding Flaw Widespread
• - CERN Collider To Trigger a Data Deluge
• - XM Satellite Radio Backlash
• - Unsticking Yourself From Your Security Application
• - Why Work Is Looking More Like a Video Game
• - June Will Be Month of Search Engine Bugs
• - F-Secure Responds To Criticism of .bank
• - The Case For Perpetual Copyright
• - Texting Teens Generating OMG Phone Bills
• - Aluminum Alloy Releases Hydrogen From Water
• - Blogger Threatened For Publishing JS Hack
• - Microsoft Cracking Down On Indian Retailers
• - 4.7GHz IBM Power6 Spotted
• - The Downide of Your ISP Turning to Gmail
• - Digital Waste Worth More Than Gold, Copper Ore
• - Windows Media Center Restricts Cable TV
• - Spyware Maker Sues Anti-Spyware Maker
• - Scotty Scooped Up
• - ISP Closes Webmail After Spammers Get Addresses
• - Researchers Put Spin in Silicon
• - Symantec Updates Cause Chaos in China
• - US Gasoline Prices Spur Telework
• - New Form of Matter Melds Lasers, Superconductors
• - The HP Way 2.0
• - Data Storm Caused Nuclear Plant To Shut Down
• - The Pirate Bay To Create YouTube Competitor
• - Optimus Keyboard Pre-Orders In Mere Hours
• - German Linux Community Boycotting LinuxTag
• - Microsoft Using .MS TLD
• - Top 15 Free SQL Injection Scanners
• - 13-Year-Old CEO Steals the Show At TiECON
• - Microsoft Buys Ad Firm for $6 Billion
• - Modeling the Building Blocks of Life
• - Extrasolar Planet Could Harbor Life
• - $16,000 Bounty for Sendmail, Apache Zero-Day Flaws
• - Modern Medicine Might Have Saved Lincoln
• - Netflix Sued Over Fradulently Obtained Patents
• - Is Speech Recognition Finally Good Enough?
• - Whats the Matter with HDMI?
• - BitTorrent Pirate Loses His Last Appeal
• - Microsofts SUSE Coupons Have No Expiry Date
• - HP Garage on National Register of Historic Places
• - Blizzard Announces StarCraft 2
• - 2008 - The Year Internet TV Became Mainstream?
• - Sunken Treasure Worth $500 Million Found Off England
• - Cisco Routers to Blame for Japan Net Outtage
• - Microsoft Votes to Add ODF to ANSI Standards List
• - Why Web Pirates Cant Be Touched
• - Does Zelda Need an Overhaul?
• - Experts Now Say JFK Bullet Analysis Was Wrong
• - AACS Revision Cracked A Week Before Release
• - Firefox Going the Big and Bloated IE Way?
• - The First Terabyte Hard Drive Reviewed
• - Is Dedicated Hosting for Critical DTDs Necessary?
• - A Robotic Cable Inspection System
• - Google Wins Nude Thumbnail Legal Battle
• - FCC Approves iPhone
• - Drivers License to be the Next Debit Card
• - BioWare Holds World Design Contest
• - Transformers Full Theatrical Trailer Available
• - AMD Reveals New Mobile Technologies
• - How Image Spam Works
• - 26 Common Climate Myths Debunked
• - Security Metrics
• - New York Sues Dell for Poor Customer Service
• - User Created Content is Key for New Games
• - Appeals Court Denies Safe Harbor for Roommates.com
• - What is Your Favorite Way to Make Coffee?
• - Fake E-Mail Results in Angry Apple Shareholders
• - Microsoft Says Your Phone is Your Next PC
• - Judge Doesnt Know What a Web Site is
• - Fruit Flies Show Spark of Free Will
• - IBM and Sun Launch Intranet Metaverses
• - Simple Chemical Trick to Boost Battery Efficiency
• - Gene Research Gives Hope of Reversing Baldness
• - Google Expands to Universal Search
• - A Detailed Profile of the Hadron Super Collider
• - The Clueless Newbie Rides Again
• - Will Dell Be Bad For Ubuntu?
• - Comcast Drops Microsoft
• - Students Embarrass eBay With Firefox Add-On
• - Linus Responds To Microsoft Patent Claims
• - Toyota Going 100% Hybrid By 2020
• - The Rise of Hybrid Vinyl-MP3s
• - US Senators Question Indian Firms Over H-1Bs
• - MIT Hacks XKCD Talk With AACS key
• - Independent Human Interface Guidelines
• - Threat To Free, Legal Guitar Tablature Online
• - A Side Effect of Testosterone Poisoning
• - Wolfram Offers Prize For (2,3) Turing Machine
• - Click Here To Infect Your PC!
• - Norway Moves Towards Mandatory Use of ODF and PDF
• - Jonathan Coulton, a Day in the Life
• - A Bill of Lights to Restrict LEDs on Gadgets?
• - Should Vendors Close All Security Holes?
• - No Winner In NASAs Moon-Dirt Digging Competition
• - ESAs Cluster Spacecraft Makes Shocking Discovery
• - Justice Department Promises Stronger Copyright Punishments
• - Hilf Claims Free Software Movement Dead
• - Hurricanes Eye Reveals a New Power Source
• - Why Microsoft Wont List Claimed Patent Violations
• - Performance Evaluation of Xen Vs. OpenVZ
• - SHPEGS — DIY Solar/Geothermal Electricity
• - Landline Holders Increasingly Older, More Affluent
• - USPTO Examiner Rejected 1-Click Claims As Obvious
• - AMDs Radeon HD 2900 XT Reviewed
• - 3-D Model of Breast Cancer in the Lab
• - France Launches Anti-Spam Platform
• - Virus Sponge Could Improve Flu Treatments, Diabetes Care, Vaccine Development
• - Rethinking the Linux Distribution?
• - IBM Says Couldnt Fire 150K US Workers If We Wanted To
• - AMD Promises Open Source Graphics Drivers
• - US Military Launches YouTube Channel
• - First R600 Review - The Radeon HD 2900XT
• - Tech Billionaire Boot Camp
• - Microsoft Says Free Software Violates 235 Patents
• - Using Technology to Enhance Humans
• - LG.Philips Develops Worlds First Color E-Paper
• - Scientologists In Row With BBC
• - Japanese Government to Move to OSS
• - The Shape of the Future
• - Battlestar Galactica To Continue After All
• - State Bans Texting While Driving
• - NASAs Atlantis Ready For June 8 Launch
• - Does Wikipedia Suck on Science Stories?
• - Halo 3 Beta Impressions
• - Preventing Sick Spaceships
• - Why Doesnt Microsoft Have A Cult Religion?
• - Skynet Means More Bandwidth for British
• - 7 Things the Boss Should Know About Telecommuting
• - Ancient Star Found, Estimated at 13.2 Billion Years Old
• - TiVo Awarded Patent For Password You Cant Hack
• - Blame Your Mistakes on Technology
• - Monday is Wiretap the Internet Day
• - Culture Determines Which Emoticon You Use
• - MySpace Begins Rollout of Video Monitoring Tech
• - Could Global Warming Make Life on Earth Better?
• - Google to be Our Web-Based Anti-Virus Protector ?
• - University of Chicago Scavenger Hunt Returns
• - Bubble Fusion Researcher Faces Fraud Trial
• - Scientists Create Artificial Blood
• - Bill Bans NSA Eavesdropping
• - Microsoft & SanDisk To Provide Desktop on Thumb Drive
• - iPod/iPhone Nano With Touch Panel?
• - Mission Could Seek Out Spocks Home Planet
• - IPv6 Flaw Could Greatly Amplify DDoS Attacks
• - Cambridges Streetlamp-Powered Wireless Network
• - Disney - Blu-rays Fair Weather Friend
• - After 9 Years, Bugzilla Moves Up to 3.0
• - NASA Gears Up for the Regolith Rumble
• - Posting Porn Link Judged Unlawful in Hong Kong
• - Time to End Microsofts Patch Tuesday?
• - Amazon Cries Uncle to End IBM Patent Feud
• - HBO Exec Proposes DRM Name Change
• - In Defense Of Patents and Copyright
• - Is Paying Hackers Good for Business?
• - Vonage May Have Way Around Patent Disputes
• - Scientists Claim Major Leap in Engine Design
• - Hubble Space Telescope Detects Ring of Dark Matter
• - Remains of James Doohan Lost in New Mexico
• - iPods and Pacemakers Dont Mix
• - Answers From Steve Jobs at Apples Shareholder Meeting
• - Thousands of ICQ Numbers Deleted
• - Electronic Frontier Foundation Sues Uri Geller
• - Sun Debuts Java iPhone
• - Red Hat Develops Online Desktop
• - Where to Go After a Lifetime in IT?
• - MySQL Cards and Charts
• - Ceiling Height May Affect Problem-Solving Skills
• - New Legislation to Combat Identity Theft
• - Dark Matter Stars in the Early Universe?
• - California to Start Review of Voting Machines
• - Lucas To Make New Live Action Star Wars Films
• - Big Red Button Disasters?
• - Long Range Eye Tracking for Advertisers
• - Shredded Secret Police Files Being Reassembled
• - A Chip on DVDs Could Prevent Theft
• - Sun to Make Solaris More Linux Like
• - Fast Navigating Guessing Robots
• - Users Being Migrated To New Version of Hotmail
• - Soldiers Bond With Bots, Take Them Fishing
• - Disney Says, You WILL Watch the Ads
• - Europes Galileo Program In Serious Trouble
• - Warner Brothers Pulls Canadian Previews
• - Deadline For Saying No To National ID
• - DMCA Takedown Notice For a Fake ID
• - Sun Debuts JavaFX As Alternative To AJAX
• - Proposed Legislation Is Mooninite Fallout
• - Own Your Own 128-Bit Integer
• - The Human Mutation
• - Spy Chief Hints At Limits On Satellite Photos
• - Earths Species To Be Cataloged On the Web
• - Traffic Fraud Inflates Video Site Popularity
• - Privatization Limiting Access To Information
• - What is Your Desert Island Game?
• - How the RIAA has Dodged RICO Charges
• - Thailand Sues YouTube
• - Research Team Makes Quantum Computing Progress
• - Massachusetts Joins the Real ID Fight
• - No Competition Between Open and Closed Source?
• - Are End Users to Blame for OS Flaws?
• - Analysts Call IBM Layoff Estimates Hogwash
• - Library of Congress Threatens Washington Watch Wiki
• - A Foolproof Way To End Bank Account Phishing?
• - Two US States Restrict Used CD Sales
• - Sprint Nextel Vs. 41 Schools and Non-Profits
• - You Can Oppose Copyright and Support Open Source
• - Social Computing and Badgers Paws
• - Sun Says, Compensate OSS Developers
• - The Elevator Effect In Second Life
• - AOLs Embarassing Password Woes
• - Bill Gates Management Style
• - Microsoft Invents Split Screen PC
• - The State of Open Source 3D Modeling
• - Utah Anti-Kids-Spam Registry a Flop
• - Bill To Outlaw Genetic Discrimination In US
• - Conservative Sarkozy Wins Presidency of France
• - Mathematicians Design Invisible Tunnel
• - You Cant Oppose Copyright and Support Open Source
• - Real Open Source Applications for Education?
• - EFF and Dvorak Blame the Digg Revolt On Lawyers
• - Migrate a MySQL Database Preserving Special Characters
• - Australian Extradited For Breaking US Law At Home
• - Retroactive Immunity Proposed for Telcos Who Share Private Data
• - The End of .Mac and Google Apps?
• - Winner of NASA Glove Contest Named
• - Whats The Greatest Web Software Ever?
• - TSA Loses Hard Drive With Personnel Info
• - Brazil Voids Merck Patent On AIDS Drug
• - Microsoft, Best Buy Face Racketeering Suit
• - TJX Breach Began With WEP Crack
• - Does Linux Fail To Think Across Layers?
• - Webcomic Author Deemed a Terrorist Threat
• - CNN To Release Debates Under Creative Commons
• - Nano Light-Emitting Fibers In the Lab
• - English Premier Football League Sues YouTube
• - AT&T Dumps VOIP Customers
• - Cold Fusion Gets a Boost From the US Navy
• - Wally Schirra Dead at 84
• - Is Virtual Rape a Crime?
• - Congress Asks Universities to Curb Piracy
• - Cooler Silicon Lasers Via Energy Harvesting
• - Vista Eating Battery Life
• - IBM to Lay Off Half of Global Services Division
• - The Story Behind a Windows Security Patch Recall
• - Prosecutor Announces Charges Against Pirate Bay
• - Reiser Murder Case Gets Stranger
• - Robert Love Resigns from Novell
• - PHP 5.2.2 and 4.4.7 Released
• - Some Schools Ending Laptop Programs
• - openSUSE Survey Results Online
• - Harvard Law Professor Urges University to Fight RIAA
• - Astronomers Again Baffled by Solar Observations
• - Why Are Students Liable for School Insecurity?
• - PC World Editor Resigns When Ordered Not to Criticize Advertisers
• - 12 Laws Every Blogger Needs to Know
• - Do We Really Need a Security Industry?
• - Would You Install Pirated Software at Work?
• - The Internet of Things - What is a Spime?
• - Miguel Plans Silverlight on Mono & Linux by Years End
• - RIAA Backs Down Again in Chicago
• - Mercury May Have Molten Hot Magma at its Core
• - RFID Guardian Protects Your Privacy
• - Death of the UMPC?
• - IBMs Snowflake Microchips
• - The Unauthorized State-Owned Chinese Disneyland
• - India Hopes to Make $10 Laptops a Reality
• - Yahoo! Photos to Shut Down
• - DARPA Working on Spidey Sense for Soldiers
• - Russia to Halt Public Access to .RU Whois Data?
• - Vonage and Verizon — Prepare for Round 2
• - Windows PowerShell in Action
• - Student Arrested for Making Videogame Map of School
• - Jobs Responds to Greenpeace FUD
• - Five AJAX Frameworks Reviewed
• - Quantum Dot Recipe May Lead To Cheaper Solar Panels
• - New Horizons Releases Results
• - Can Technology Fix the Health Care System?
• - The 660 Gallon Brewery Fuel Cell
• - Microsoft Drops Hints on IE8
• - Australian Teachers Try To Shut Down Website
• - Internet2 Taken Out by Stray Cigarette
• - Longevity Gene Found
• - Ad-Supported Free Music Downloads Doomed to Failure?
• - Microsoft Says Other OSes Should Imitate UAC
• - Lip-Reading Surveillance Cameras
• - VeriSign To Offer Passwords On Bank Card
• - Censoring a Number
• - Microsoft Common Language Runtime To Be Cross-Platform
• - Long Block Data Standard Finalized
• - Music Decoded From 600-Year-Old Carvings
• - Death Knell For DDoS Extortion?
• - Mathematica 6 Launched
• - Treating the Dead
• - Digg.com Attempts To Suppress HD-DVD Revolt
• - New Jersey Turnpike As a Power Source?
• - OpenBSD 4.1 Released
• - NASA Tackles Ethics of Deep-Space Exploration
• - A New Wireless Power Transmission Sheet
• - Mixed News for Nintendo, Microsoft
• - Has Open Source Jumped the Shark?
• - Linux Appliance Design
• - How Will Governments Keep Up With Technology?
• - Supreme Court Sides With Microsoft Over AT&T
• - Lone Programmer Writes 352 Webcam Drivers For Linux
• - Buildings Could Save Energy By Spying On Workers
• - Apple To Grant All Labels DRM-Free Distribution
• - Worlds Largest Fossil Forest, and One of the Oldest
• - Google Pushes To Open Public Records
• - Exposing Bots In Big Companies
• - An Open Source Hardware Development Tool
• - SCO Wanted To Gag Torvalds, Moglen
• - Microsoft To Open Source Some of Silverlight
• - Vudu Set-Top Box Weds Legal P2P And HD Movies
• - Ashes of Doohan Sent Into Space
• - Is it Time for an Open Source Certificate Authority?
• - Cryptome to be Terminated by Verio/NTT
• - Custom Charts w/ Perl and GD
• - Googles Stomach Pangs - Adjusting to DoubleClick
• - UK Voters Want To Vote Online
• - Kaleidescape Triumphant in Court Case, DVD Ripping Ruled Legal
• - Show Office 2007 Whos the Boss
• - Dell Rethinking the Direct-Sales Market
• - How Google Earth Images Are Made
• - New Submarine Cable Planned Between SE Asia and US
• - Qantas Ditches Linux for AIX
• - The Future of Cinema - Real 3D
• - Want To Work At Google?
• - Price Optimization Software Big in Retail Business
• - Neuros Solicits Help From AppleTV Hackers
• - The Solar Oxygen Crisis
• - Mouse Brain Simulated Via Computer
• - Google Deletes Rogue Ads, Dangers Persist
• - OS X vs. Vista - In Spandex
• - BBC White Paper Claims HD Over Low Bandwidth Signal
• - MIT Dean of Admissions Resigns in Lying Scandal
• - RIAA Security Experts Quest For Reliability
• - Is Commercialization Killing Open Source?
• - The Worlds Longest Carbon Nanotube
• - AOL Security Compromised by Teenager
• - RIAA Claims Ownership of All Artist Royalties For Internet Radio
• - Canada to Build 40MW Solar Power Plant
• - Vitamin D Deficiency Behind Many Western Cancers?
• - Sun Surges Into Research, Virtual Worlds
• - Cell Phones Arent Killing Bees After All
• - MS Mulling Changes to Thwart .ANI-type Attacks
• - Criminalizing The Consumer - Where DRM Went Wrong
• - Japan to Launch Maglev Trains by 2025
• - Student Attempting To Improve School Security Suspended
• - Jobs Says People Dont Want to Rent Music
• - Could Black Holes Be Portals to Other Universes?
• - DARPA Developing Defensive Plasma Shield
• - Can Music Survive Inside the Big Box?
• - Blizzard Confirms New Product, May Be Starcraft 2
• - New Japanese Mobile Phones Detect Motion
• - SCO Given NASDAQ Delisting Notice
• - NBC Believes They Own Political Discourse
• - New MySpace China Tells Users to Spy on Each Other
• - IBM Adds Videogame Console Chips to Mainframes
• - Hi, Im a Mac, and Im Your Enterprise Computer
• - RIAA Wins In Court Against UW Madison
• - Linux Kernel 2.6.21 Published
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• - Samsungs 64-GB Solid-State Drive
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• - IBM Debuts Optical Transceiver Chipset
• - Scientists Create Sheep That Are 15 Percent Human
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• - FCC Votes Yet Another Study of Net Neutrality
• - Canadian Bill C-416 to Require Wiretapping
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