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  1. NC Judge Takes "A Fresh Look" At RIAA Subpoenas
  2. Open Source Twitter Competitor Emerges
  3. Lost Footage of "Metropolis" Found
  4. Led Zeppelin Won't Lend Music to Rhythm Games
  5. Casual Fan's Guide to 'Doctor Who' Finale
  6. eBay'er Arrested for Attempting to Sell His Vote
  7. Court Orders YouTube to Fork Over Video Logs
  8. Prominent Mathemathicians Rebuke Recent Riemann Hypothesis Proof
  9. First Results From Messenger's Mercury Flyby
  10. EBay Abandons Plans For PayPal Monopoly
  11. Bavarian Police Can Legally Place Trojans On PCs
  12. Google Seeking "FriendRank" Patent
  13. Best Way To Get Back a Stolen Computer?
  14. The Privacy Paradox
  15. Irrigation Controller Stolen, Wirelessly Rescues Itself
  16. EBay Abandons Plans For PayPal Monopoly
  17. 12,000 Laptops Lost Weekly At Airports
  18. Poker Program Battles Humans In Vegas
  19. Freeze On US Solar Plant Applications Lifted
  20. France Seeks To Push 3-Strikes Law Across Europe
  21. Review of KOffice 2.0 Alpha 8 – On Windows
  22. OpenMoko In Stores On July 4
  23. Huge Lenses To Observe Dark Energy
  24. Wrist-Top Racer Switches From Trainer to Watch With Ease
  25. Transformer: Kayak Adjusts Its Shape to Go With Your Flow
  26. Titanium Frame Handles Any Cycling Terrain
  27. Sex Drive: How to Keep the Fireworks Going From Afar
  28. July 4, 1776: To Preserve, Protect and Defend ...
  29. From Foldup Kayaks to Swim Goggles, Wired Reviews the Hottest Summer Gear
  30. EBay Abandons Plans For PayPal Monopoly
  31. Analysis: NSA Spying Judge Defends Rule of Law, Congress Set to Strip His Power
  32. Einstein's Theory Passes Strict New Test
  33. What Is the Best Way To Disinfect Your Laptop?
  34. An App to Boil Down Online User Reviews
  35. U.S. Arms Dealer Tests Legal Bounds in Middle East Arms Bazaar
  36. 12,000 Laptops Lost Weekly At Airports
  37. Stage a Fireworks Show Safely
  38. Fireworks: Coming Soon to a Screen Near You
  39. Calorie Restriction Comes in a Pill
  40. Elf-Serving and Troll-Surfing in 'Too Human' Co-Op
  41. CO2 Pollution Could Erase Coral Reefs
  42. Latest Open Source Linux Phone on Sale July 4
  43. AOL Users Will Need to Pay $2 a Month For Phone Support
  44. Lt. Col. John Bircher Answers Your Questions
  45. 'Metal Gear Solid 4': The Spoiler-Filled Review
  46. Nerd Up: 'Hancock' Has Not-So-Super Formula
  47. 5 Great Interactive Museums to Visit this Summer
  48. Freeze On U.S. Solar Plant Applications Lifted
  49. Laugh at High Gas Prices With a 282-MPG VW
  50. Dial-Up Users "Don't Want Broadband"
  51. G8 Summit Aims To Kill International Piracy
  52. YouTube Must Give All User Histories To Viacom
  53. Analysis: Pending a Telecom Immunity Vote, Spy Ruling Lacks Muscle
  54. G8 Summit Aims To Kill International Piracy
  55. Wood Density May Explain Stradivarius Secret
  56. Firefox Breaks 8 Million, Gets Into Guinness
  57. Best Color Scheme For Coding, Easiest On the Eyes?
  58. YouTube Must Give All User Histories To Viacom
  59. The Microsoft Office Rental Program
  60. ISPs to Ban P2P With New European Telecom Package?
  61. New Map IDs the Core of the Human Brain
  62. First Images of Solar System's Invisible Frontier
  63. Google Releases Talk for the iPhone
  64. Is Today's Web Still 'the Web'?
  65. AVG Fakes User Agent, Floods the Internet
  66. Spies Want a Second Life of Their Own
  67. AVG Fakes User Agent, Floods the Internet
  68. Resistance to Broadband Runs Deep in US: Study
  69. Wood Density May Explain Stradivarius Secret
  70. Firefox Breaks 8 Million, Gets Into Guinness
  71. Best Color Scheme For Coding, Easiest On the Eyes
  72. YouTube Must Give All User Histories To Viacom
  73. The Microsoft Office Rental Program
  74. ISPs to Ban P2P With New European Telecom Package?
  75. July 3, 1999: Gobbling Up a 'Pac-Man' Record
  76. Gear Gallery: New Ultralights, Easy Wireless Speakers and a Snappy DSLR
  77. Expired-Tired-Wired
  78. New Map IDs the Core of the Human Brain
  79. Will the Real Hans Reiser Lawyer Please Stand Up?
  80. Synthetic Molecules Emulate Enzyme Behavior
  81. Intel Says to Prepare For "Thousands of Cores"
  82. Immune to Critics, Secret-Spilling Wikileaks Plans to Save Journalism From Itself
  83. How-To Wiki: How to Treat Beach Wounds
  84. Judge Orders YouTube to Give All User Histories to Viacom
  85. Solar Power From Home Curtains
  86. FTC Recruiting Identity Theft Victims
  87. U.S. Satellites Snooping on Iraqi Army
  88. Most Awesomely Bad Military Acronyms
  89. Asus Ultralight Stands in the Shadow of the MacBook Air
  90. First Images of Solar System's Invisible Frontier
  91. 5 Vulnerable Nodes in the Global Energy Network
  92. Preview: A Hilariously Gross Take on 'Grimm' Fairy Tales
  93. Researchers Modify T-Cells, Make Them HIV Resistant
  94. Intel Says to Prepare For "Thousands of Cores"
  95. 'South Park' Reveals 'Major Boobage' Magic
  96. Discovery of a "Flat" Atom Hailed as Quantum Computing Breakthrough
  97. Install Django and Build Your First App
  98. Amazon's EC2 Having Problems With Spam and Malware
  99. David Byrne Creates a Musical Building
  100. BurnLounge Crashes, Burns Promoter
  101. Dungeons and Desktops
  102. Using AI With GCC to Speed Up Mobile Design
  103. Privacy Policies Only as Good as the People Enforcing Them
  104. Who is Winning the Web Talent War
  105. Welcome to the Rotten Tech IPO Market
  106. Claimed Proof of Riemann Hypothesis
  107. ICQ Starts Blocking Alternative Clients
  108. Are SSD Really More Power Efficient?
  109. OMG Did U C What U R Paying 4 Texting?
  110. Bosses Delete Outspoken Army Blog
  111. Justice Dept To Investigate Google-Yahoo Deal
  112. Supplies of Rare Earth Elements Exhausted By 2017
  113. Supplies of Rare Earth Elements Exhaused By 2017
  114. The Scream Aliens Hear From the Earth
  115. A Video Tour of the MSI Wind and Other Netbooks
  116. NSFnet — 20 Years of Internet Obscurity and Insight
  117. Scott Brown's Nostalgorithm for Pop-Culture Sensations
  118. Race for Reservations Turns New York's Momofuku Ko Into Net Obsession
  119. July 2, 1937: Earhart Vanishes Over the Pacific
  120. Drive the World's Fastest Roads
  121. DNA Technology Posts Exponential Speed Increases
  122. Alt Text: Con Men Lose Their Cool in the E-Mail Era
  123. EPA Reaches Goal On Data Center Study
  124. Tainted Tie-Ins: Worst Movie Games Ever
  125. TV Viewers' Average Age Hits 50 Years Old
  126. How to Plan a Solar Eclipse Excursion
  127. Get Started Building Websites With Django
  128. Review: 'Trauma Center 2' Is Routine Surgery
  129. Lawyers to Judge: Hans Reiser May Be 'Mentally Incompetent'
  130. Review: Will Smith Saves the Day as Superhero Jerk in 'Hancock'
  131. Bands Divided Over MySpace Play-Count Boosters
  132. When the Band Hits the Fan: Musicians vs. Audience on YouTube
  133. Inside 'Neopets' Creators' Ambitious New MMO
  134. PC Repair In Texas Now Requires a PI License
  135. 9 Reasons Why Developers Think the CIO Is Clueless
  136. What Happens When You Reply To ALL of Your Spam
  137. No-Fail Identity Theft – Live and In Person
  138. Adobe Makes Flash Crawlable
  139. Former VP of HP Charged with IBM Trade-Secret Theft
  140. A Year of GPLv3
  141. Adopt-a-Star To Fund Research
  142. Apple, AT&T Reveal iPhone 3G Videos, Pricing Details
  143. Geomicroblogging, Buzzword or Reality?
  144. Expensive Books Inspire P2P Textbook Downloads
  145. UK Approves Human-Pig Embryo Stem-Cell Harvest
  146. Icahn: Blustery, Savvy Raider or Mediocre Investor?
  147. Non-Programming Jobs For a Computer Science Major?
  148. Ebay Fined $61M By French Court For Sales of Fake Goods
  149. Hey, Man, Shrooms Are Good for You
  150. No-Fail Identity Theft – Live and In Person
  151. Adobe, Google, Yahoo Alliance Makes Flash More Searchable
  152. Ebay Fined $61M By French Court For Sales of Fake Goods
  153. Purported ACTA Wishlist Would Put DMCA To Shame
  154. Roundest Object In the World Created
  155. A Grand Day Out For British Rocketman
  156. Roundest Object In the World Created
  157. Adobe Makes Flash Crawlable
  158. FBI Illegally Tapped Phone Phreaks In 1969
  159. Xandros Reportedly Buys Out Linspire
  160. Telecom Amnesty Foes On the Move
  161. Provider of Free Public Domain Music Re-Opens
  162. Mozilla Pitches Firefox 3.1 Alpha For July Release
  163. Playlist: Spaced Out Architecture, Troll 2 Fest, Futurama DVD
  164. How to See 93 Million Miles: Plan a Trip to a Total Solar Eclipse
  165. 15th Anniversary: 5 Things Wired Pronounced Dead Prematurely
  166. 150th Anniversary of Theory of Evolution
  167. FBI Illegally Tapped Phone Phreaks In 1969
  168. Xandros Reportedly Buys Out Linspire
  169. Xandros Reportedly Buys Out Linspire
  170. First Look: Intrepid Ibex Alpha Points to Ubuntu's Mobile Future
  171. Rating the Games-on-Demand Services
  172. Gene Editing Could Make Anyone Immune to AIDS
  173. Telecom Amnesty Foes Lobby Obama Using Obama Tech
  174. Minnesota Pays Video Game Industry $65K In Fees
  175. Some Developers Leaving Google For Microsoft
  176. Netflix Changes Its Mind, Will Keep Profiles Feature
  177. RIAA 'Making Available' Argument: File Sharers 'Freeload'
  178. What's Inside a Camera? Saw It In Half and See
  179. Algorithm Names Powell 'Ideal' Vice President Candidate
  180. How to Get a Copy of Windows XP Even Though it's 'Dead'
  181. Microsoft Releases Pre-2007 Binary File Format Specs
  182. What Do You Want On Future Browsers?
  183. LugRadio Decides To Call It Quits
  184. Preview: 'Too Human' Is Over in 10 Short Hours
  185. LugRadio Decides To Call It Quits
  186. Google Apps Hacks
  187. FBI's New Eye Scan Database Raising Eyebrows
  188. Review of Das Keyboard
  189. RMS and Clipperz Promoting Freedom In the Cloud
  190. Brightnets are Owner Free File Systems
  191. Rhapsody Moves Music Sales to Online MP3 Format
  192. RMS and Clipperz Promoting Freedom In the Cloud
  193. If You Want Windows XP, Better Buy it Today
  194. Here's the Lowdown on PS3's Big Firmware Update
  195. What NAS To Buy?
  196. Apple Laptop Upgrades Costing 200% More Than Dells
  197. Brightnets are Owner Free File Systems
  198. Encrypted Traffic No Longer Safe From Throttling
  199. Tech Giants Pooling Cash To Buy Patents
  200. iPhone App Enables GSM To WiFi/VoIP Switching
  201. Game|Life Episode 20: Games on Demand
  202. Video: Lab-Grown Meat's Tough to Swallow
  203. Wired.com Photo Contest: Food
  204. June 30, 1908: A Very Close Encounter of the Second Kind
  205. Games Without Frontiers: 'Space Invaders' Remake Takes Retro Gaming to the Limit
  206. Gallery: Top 10 Wired.com Readers' Square Photos, Decided by You
  207. Gallery: Top 10 Wired Square Photos, Decided by Us
  208. Beating Comcast's Sandvine On Linux With Iptables
  209. Researchers Make Noise About Aztec Whistles of Death
  210. Your Online Profile Actually Tells a Lot About You
  211. Fresh Air For Windows?
  212. Some Proof That Marijuana Is a Powerful Medicine
  213. Coming Soon: The Real McFly 2015 Sneakers
  214. 40 Years After Carterphone Ended AT&T Equipment Monopoly
  215. Dead at 92, Business Computing Pioneer David Caminer
  216. ICANN Gets Pwned
  217. A Video Game To Teach AP Level Immunology
  218. Cell Phones Tracking Nightlife Activity
  219. 'Doctor Who' Cliffhanger Teases Endless Possibilities
  220. Secrets of 'Wanted''s Insane On-Screen Action
  221. Magazine Photos Fool Age-verification Cameras
  222. Cocoa-Like JavaScript Framework Announced
  223. Al-Qaeda's Growing Online Offensive
  224. Cancer Resistance Technique Moves To Human Trials
  225. Persistent Terminals For a Dedicated Computing Box?
  226. Al-Qaeda's Growing Online Offensive
  227. The Future Has a Kill Switch
  228. GoDaddy VP Caught Bidding Against Customers
  229. Casting Doubt On the Hawkeye Ball-Calling System
  230. Blizzard Introduces One-Time Password Devices For WoW
  231. Bilzzard Introduces One-Time Password Devices For WoW
  232. Ares V Rocket Bigger and Stronger For Moon Mission
  233. Casting Doubt On the Hawkeye Ball-Calling System
  234. UNKLE Goes Widescreen, Remixes 'X-Files'
  235. MS To Become Open Source Friendly Post Gates
  236. California Wildfires Threaten Public Health
  237. Prescription Meds: Rock's New Drug of Choice?
  238. Netgear Launches Open Source-Friendly Wireless Router
  239. The Interactive Linux Kernel Map
  240. IRobot Looj Gutter Cleaning Robot Review
  241. Thinking of Security Vulnerabilities As Defects
  242. 'Mr. Clock Radio' Wakes Up the Horror
  243. Can Miracle Material Stop Radiation?
  244. What Happened To Palm?
  245. Scientists: Atom Smasher Won't Spawn Scary Black Holes
  246. Working With 2 ISPs For Home Networking?
  247. US To Get EU Private Citizen Data
  248. NASA to Launch Solar Sail
  249. MPAA Scores First P2P Jury Conviction
  250. Alfresco-Adobe Pact Continues To Strengthen Open Source