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Isn't it obvious? | ||||||
attached to Germs Taken Into Space May Come Back Deadlier | ||||||
Tech probs? | ||||||
attached to Free Phone Calls... If Advertisers Can Eavesdrop | ||||||
Ouch! | ||||||
attached to HP's Inkjet Technology Used to Administer Drugs | ||||||
Not hard to catch... | ||||||
attached to Storm Worm Evolves To Use Tor | ||||||
I'm surprised.... | ||||||
attached to Google Earth Flight Simulator | ||||||
What?!? | ||||||
attached to BioShock Installs a Rootkit | ||||||
What's the point? | ||||||
attached to U of CA Constructs 220 Million Pixel Display | ||||||
Re:veils | ||||||
Well... | ||||||
attached to Does Going Digital Mean Missing Music? | ||||||
They're dead. | ||||||
attached to Journal Discussion: Baiji River Dolphin May or May Not Be Extinct | ||||||
So... | ||||||
attached to FCC Goes Halfway On Opening 700 MHz Spectrum | ||||||
Ha | ||||||
attached to Encrypted USB Key With TOR, Firefox | ||||||
Chips? | ||||||
attached to The Future of Putting Chips Inside Our Brains | ||||||
USB | ||||||
attached to Give iPod Thieves an Unchargeable Brick | ||||||
Well | ||||||
attached to A Historical Look At The First Linux Kernel | ||||||
How 'bout... | ||||||
attached to Homeland Security Funds LED Light That Blinds, Disorients | ||||||
Hey! | ||||||
attached to TimeWarner DNS Hijacking | ||||||
Re:what's wrong with T1me Out | ||||||
attached to Fox News' FTP Password Anyone? | ||||||
Hrm. | ||||||
attached to The Complete History of Format Wars | ||||||
They are... | ||||||
attached to RIAA Adds 23 Colleges to Hit List, Avoids Harvard | ||||||
Internet? | ||||||
attached to Africa - Offline And Waiting for the Web | ||||||
Forget SnoopWare.... | ||||||
attached to Your Own Mini-Stalker | ||||||
Re:Maybe it really *is* a feature! | ||||||
attached to Hotmail Delivers Far Fewer Emails with Attachments | ||||||
Re:So, if you're simultaneously reading | ||||||
attached to The last book I read was | ||||||
The trouble with computers is that they do what you tell them, not what you want. -- D. Cohen