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  1. Lonely Throne of 'Elevation' Seats Only 1 at Burning Man
  2. 5 Ways Amazon Can Improve the Kindle 2.0
  3. Hashing Email Addresses For Web Considered Harmful
  4. Tip to Studios: Fire the Lawyers and Embrace the Web
  5. Black Screens For Unauthorized Copies of Windows
  6. Cost-Effective Server Room Air Conditioning?
  7. Teensy Weensy Amp Brings Hi-Fi to the Desktop and Beyond
  8. Gallery: Bell Labs' Greatest Hits
  9. Hans Reiser Faces the Music Friday
  10. McCain, Obama Agree to Overlook Transportation
  11. Yahoo's Enhancements to JavaScript Push the Envelope, Some Say Too Far
  12. Bell Labs Kills Fundamental Physics Research
  13. New Racing Simulation Distances Itself From Gamers
  14. U.K. Hacker Gary McKinnon Plays the Asperger's Card
  15. Viper Sets New (Unofficial) Record at the 'Ring
  16. Hands-On: 'Captain Rainbow,' the Latest Japanese Weirdness for Wii
  17. Ex-Googlers Want to Change RSS for the Better
  18. Will W3C Accept DRM For Webfonts?
  19. Steve Jobs is Not -- Repeat, Not -- Dead
  20. Hard-Core Gamers Unite at Penny Arcade Expo
  21. Lenovo Requires NDA For Windows License Refund
  22. Case Against Video-sharing Site Dismissed
  23. Gadget Designers Push the Limits of Size, Safety
  24. FBI Arrests Alleged California Music Pirate
  25. Slashdot's Disagree Mail
  26. State Cannot Force Removal of SSNs From Privacy Advocate's Site
  27. Guns 'N Roses Leaker's Fate Rests in the Band's Hands
  28. Rover Exiting Crater To Continue Martian Marathon
  29. Veoh Prevails in Infringement Lawsuit
  30. New Algorithm Boosts Network Efficiency
  31. WCG Tournament Director Admits Drugs In E-Sports
  32. Intel X58 To Be First Non-NVIDIA Chipset To Get SLI
  33. IE8 Beta Released To Public
  34. Quebec Gov Sued For Ignoring Free Software
  35. Changing Customers Password Without Consent
  36. Wikileaks To Sell Hugo Chavez' Email
  37. Quebec Gov Sued For Ignoring Free Software
  38. Q&A: Philippe Starck on Bioplastics, Virgin Galactic, and His Impossible Chair
  39. In Hot, Flat, and Crowded, Thomas Friedman Calls for a Green Energy Revolution
  40. Aug. 28, 1963: Road to Redmond Walks on Water
  41. Changing Customers Password Without Consent
  42. Can TiVo Stop Bleeding Subscribers?
  43. New Map From Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope
  44. Tropical Storm Gustav Takes Aim at U.S. Energy Infrastructure
  45. How to Build a 3-D Theater
  46. 'True Blood' Vampires Dig Sex, Gore and Wild Abandon
  47. 45th Known Mersenne Prime Found?
  48. IE8 Catches Up, Shows Improvements With Beta 2
  49. Bell Labs Kills Fundamental Physics Research
  50. Latest Wikileaks Prize for Sale to the Highest Bidder
  51. Seven Ways to Teach Your Kids to Ride
  52. Going From One Cell Type to Another Without Using Stem Cells
  53. How Long Does It Really Take to Evacuate an Airplane?
  54. @DarthVader? 11 Fake Twitterers Ripe for a Takedown
  55. Palm Treo Pro Fronts Handsome Styling, Half-Baked Touchscreen
  56. Do RIAA Snoops Need P.I. Licenses?
  57. The Power Grid Can't Handle Wind Farms
  58. Digital Storage To Survive a 25-Year Dirt Nap?
  59. Andy Hertzfeld Shares His Thoughts on 25 Years of the Mac
  60. Full Immersion Cooling Comes To Desktop PCs
  61. Mozilla Labs' "Ubiquity" Helps Automate Web Interactions
  62. Corporate Gaming Is Good For Business
  63. Capturing 3D Surfaces Simply With a Flash Camera
  64. Zero Day Threat
  65. Massive iPhone Security Flaw Exposes All Private Data
  66. Warner Keynote Comment On Science Lights Up Twitter
  67. Google Tests Custom Highlights, Comments In Search
  68. iPhone Web Claims Draw Governmental Rebuke in UK
  69. "Shimmer Vision" Scopes See Better Using Heat
  70. The Internet's Biggest Security Hole Revealed
  71. Computer With UK Bank Customer Data Sold On eBay
  72. Psystar Will Countersue Apple
  73. Phil Zimmermann Replies To CNet On Biden
  74. TELUS Forcing Customers Off Unlimited Plans
  75. MapReduce Goes Commercial, Integrated With SQL
  76. Paralyzed Man Walks Again Using Exoskeleton
  77. Examining Portal's Teleportation Code
  78. Web Fraud 2.0 — Point-and-Click Cracking Tools
  79. Gamepark Holdings Officially Announces the WIZ Handheld
  80. Google Drops Bluetooth API From Android 1.0
  81. New Evidence Debunks "Stupid" Neanderthal
  82. California's Wireless Road Tolls Easily Hackable
  83. Synthetic Blood From Stem Cells? Yes, a Company Says
  84. Nvidia Firmly Denies Plans To Build a CPU
  85. FAA Says Communication Breakdown Delayed Flights
  86. Nvidia Firmly Deny Plans To Build a CPU
  87. Best Western Rebuts Claims of Massive Data Breach
  88. Space Cube – the World's Smallest Linux PC
  89. Computer Virus Aboard the ISS
  90. Clinton Urges Party Unity In Powerful Convention Address
  91. Newegg Defies New York Sales Tax Law
  92. What To Do With All of My Gadget Chargers?
  93. First Oort Cloud Object May Have Been Discovered
  94. "Shimmer Vision" Scopes See Better Using Heat
  95. Clive Thompson on Why Urban Farming Isn't Just for Foodies
  96. Aug. 27, 2003: The Lights Will Stay On in Fairbanks
  97. The Internet's Biggest Security Hole Revealed
  98. Alt Text: A Wistful Geek Heads for Sweet iPhone Hell
  99. Computer With UK Bank Customer Data Sold On eBay
  100. Revealed: The Internet's Biggest Security Hole
  101. Build a Green Roof
  102. Your Parents (and Kids) Will Love Adobe's New Photo and Video Tools
  103. The Internet Gets a New Command Line With Firefox's Ubiquity
  104. Psystar Will Countersue Apple
  105. Little Yellow Lego Guys Turn 30
  106. RIAA, MPAA Converging on Political Conventions
  107. Phil Zimmermann Replies To CNet On Biden
  108. Review: Phantom Lapboard Wasn't Worth the Wait
  109. DTV Upgrade Proves Costly, Headachy
  110. TELUS Forcing Customers Off Unlimited Plans
  111. Jeff Han: We're Just Scratching the Surface of Multitouch
  112. MapReduce Goes Commercial, Integrated With SQL
  113. Wounded G.I.s' New Rehab: Wii Sports, Guitar Hero
  114. Your Parents (and Kids) Will Love Adobe's New Photo and Video Tools
  115. Virus Infects Space Station Laptops (Again)
  116. Reddit Expands Personalization Features With Skinning, Custom URLs
  117. Comic Books on the iPhone? No Thanks
  118. Google Earth Reveals Sixth Sense of Cattle, Deer
  119. Graphic Evidence Against Steroid Abuse
  120. Dem Convention: Live Audio of Denver Police
  121. 5 Ways to Survive After Muxtape
  122. Michelle Obama's Monday Speech Has Supporters, and Even a Republican, Atwitter
  123. Paralyzed Man Walks Again Using Exoskeleton
  124. Examining Portal's Teleportation Code
  125. Examining Portal's Teleportation Code
  126. Web Fraud 2.0 — Point-and-Click Cracking Tools
  127. Scientists Discover Cows Point North
  128. Gamepark Holdings Officially Announces the WIZ Handheld
  129. Amazon Relies on Customers to Pimp the Kindle
  130. Google Drops Bluetooth API From Android 1.0
  131. California's Wireless Road Tolls Easily Hackable
  132. Fuel-Cell Car Racing Series Aims To Spur Green Motoring
  133. China Reinstates iTunes Access -- Minus Songs for Tibet
  134. New Evidence Debunks "Stupid" Neanderthal
  135. California's Wireless Road Tolls Easily Hackable
  136. Fuel-Cell Car Racing Series Aims To Spur Green Motoring
  137. Terror Watchlist "Crippled By Technical Flaws"
  138. Software Quality In a Non-Software Company?
  139. IE8 Will Contain an Accidental Ad Blocker
  140. O. J. Simpson and Wired's Photoshop Experiment
  141. Extreme X-Rays: Photographer Nick Veasey Takes You Inside ... Everything
  142. Aug. 26, 1883: Krakatau Erupts, Changes World ... Again
  143. LHC Fully Documented Online
  144. Wizards of the Coast Declares Gleemax Site a Critical Failure
  145. Websites Still Failing Basic Privacy Practices
  146. Pinpoint Users With Fire Eagle
  147. Gallery: Concept Cars of Past Visit Pebble Beach
  148. David Wain Moves From 'Wainy Days' to 'Role Models'
  149. Making Statements With Video Games
  150. How to Survive a Power Blackout
  151. Review: 'Too Human' More Potential Than Payoff
  152. Bolt's Record Tests Theories of Human Speed
  153. Dem Convention Most-Covered Media Event in Party's History — by Bloggers
  154. Linux Not Supported For Democratic Convention Video
  155. Dungeons & Dragons, the Facebook App
  156. Has Google Lost Its Mojo?
  157. Software To Provide Astronaut Counseling
  158. Carbon-Neutral Ziggurat Could House 1.1 Million In Dubai
  159. Wizards of the Coast Declares Gleemax Site a Critical Failure
  160. Browser Extension Defeats Internet Eavesdropping
  161. Carbon-Neutral Ziggurat Could House 1.1 Million In Dubai
  162. Security Hack Allows VOIP Aboard Airplanes
  163. Most Sung-About Body Part? The Eyes Have It
  164. Should Companies Share Criminal Blame In ID Theft?
  165. Ma.gnolia Bookmarking Site Opens Up Its Source Code
  166. Verizon Targets Blitz Cellphone at Texting Teens
  167. Get 'Tropic Thunder' Mockumentary 'Rain of Madness,' Free on iTunes
  168. Airport Fast Pass Lets Redskins Fans Cut Security Line
  169. KTM's 240-Horsepower X-Bow Coming to America
  170. Wizards of the Coast Declares Gleemax Site a Critical Failure
  171. Show Us Your Geek Tattoos
  172. The 1-Petabyte Barrier Is Crumbling
  173. The Best Gaming PC Money Can Buy
  174. Browser Extension Defeats Internet Eavesdropping
  175. Bottom of The Barrel Book Reviews-Confessions of a Recovering Preppie
  176. 30 Years of the Lego Minifig
  177. Jay Leno's Serious Advice to the U.S. Auto Industry
  178. NewsTrust Founder Fabrice Florin Answers Your Questions
  179. 30 Years of the Lego Minifig
  180. East Coast Broadband Fastest In USA
  181. Researchers Pursue Tongue Driven Computer System
  182. Wired.com's iPhone 3G Survey Reveals Network Weaknesses
  183. IRiffs Takes MST3k Open Source
  184. The 1-petabyte Barrier Is Crumbling
  185. Rosetta Disk Designed For 2,000 Years Archive
  186. NZ Judge Bans Online Publishing of Accuseds' Names
  187. US Court Gives 15 Months' Jail, $415,900 Fine For Game Piracy
  188. How the Soviets Drilled the Deepest Hole in the World
  189. Geek Ink: Comics Fans Show Off Tattoos
  190. Games Without Frontiers: Games Give Free Reign to the Douchebag Within
  191. Aug. 25, 1973: More Than One Way to Slice a CAT
  192. Analog Meets Its Match in Red Digital Cinema's Ultrahigh-Res Camera
  193. Obama Fan Madonna Gets Political
  194. It's Official: No Doors Without Jim Morrison
  195. Study Concludes "Planet" Was Just Stellar Spots
  196. New Computer Control Pad to Tap Tongue Tech
  197. QinetiQ Says It Has Broken Unmanned Flight Record
  198. Antibody Engineering Cuts Collateral Damage of Cancer Drugs
  199. Z Rock's Metalheads Mine Kiddie Gigs for Laughs
  200. Media Beat Obama to the VP Punch
  201. Irish Tunes for Videogame Music Fans
  202. Controversial Space Invaders Remix Raises Square Enix's Ire
  203. More Olympics Hijinx: Anthem Arranger Says He Was Ripped Off
  204. Solar Plane Breaks Endurance Record
  205. FSF-Sponsored gNewSense 2.1 Released
  206. Ray Bradbury Turns 88
  207. California Classes LED Component Gallium Arsenide a Carcinogen
  208. Canadian Firms Get Behind OpenMoko/FreeRunner
  209. Are IT Security Professionals Less Happy?
  210. NIST Releases Report On WTC 7 Collapse
  211. Siemens Develops Multi-Purpose Surveillance System
  212. A Look At Joe Biden's Tech Voting Record
  213. Could There Be Life On Titan?
  214. Nvidia Claims Intel's Larrabee Is "a GPU From 2006"
  215. Best Western Loses Details On 8 Million Customers
  216. How To See In Four Dimensions
  217. A Turning Point for Touch Screens, Says the NYT
  218. Solving Sudoku With dpkg
  219. Ratio of IT Department Workers To Overall Employees?
  220. In-Game Gold Farming a $500M Industry
  221. Diebold Admits Ohio Machines May Lose Votes
  222. Gadget Lab Reviews the HP TouchSmart IQ506: Does Its Performance Match Its Looks?
  223. New Attack Against Multiple Encryption Functions
  224. Firefox Gets Massive JavaScript Performance Boost
  225. Group Suing AT&T for Spying Will Sue Government, Too
  226. Hands-On: 'Fracture,' a Literally Groundbreaking Shooter
  227. Google, Verizon Nearing a Search Deal
  228. Impress for Less With These 5 Rides
  229. China Blocks Access to iTunes Store
  230. iTunes Blocked in China; Tibet Album Suspected
  231. New Star Wars Videogame Unleashes the Force in You
  232. Aug. 22, 1962: First Nuke-Powered Cargo Ship Docks
  233. Nonprofit Distributes File Sharing Propaganda to 50,000 U.S. Students
  234. Popular YouTubers 'Borrow' Disaster Footage to Spoof 'Cloverfield'
  235. Plot the Galaxy on Wired.com's Star Wars Timeline
  236. Jar Jar Lollipop? Star Wars Merch Overwhelms
  237. Turn Your Ubuntu Desktop Into an IMAP Maildrop
  238. Riding the Wind Into the Record Book
  239. Presidential Election Already Decided ... in Voters' Minds
  240. Chrysler's In-Car WiFi Won't Change Where You Surf ... Yet
  241. Comcast Does About-Face: Declares Love for P2P
  242. Rumored iTunes Music Subscription: $130 Per Year
  243. Upcoming PSP 3000 Wants to Be a Phone, Too
  244. Storming Sweden in the World's Wildest Prius
  245. US Company Sues Nintendo in Wii Wand Patent Suit
  246. Review: Nikon D3 Light-Years Ahead of Other Cameras
  247. Diebold Admits Ohio Machines May Lose Votes
  248. Microsoft Releases Photosynth
  249. New Attack Against Multiple Encryption Functions
  250. Red Hat, Fedora Servers Compromised