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  1. Honda Sells Its 60 Millionth — Yes, Millionth — Cub
  2. Blogger Incites Outcry Over Twitter Harassment
  3. Teen Science Whiz Isolates Plastic-Bag-Munching Bacteria
  4. Good News for a Change: Humpback Population Rising
  5. Cognition Enhancer Research
  6. Put Steve McQueen's Porsche in Your Driveway
  7. Weezer Taps Internet Stars for Its New YouTube Channel
  8. Cell Metabolism Artificially Enhanced
  9. First Exotic Space Thruster Test Ends in Explosion
  10. 'Dollhouse' Fans Campaign to Save Show -- Before 2009 Airdate
  11. Peer-to-Peer IT Admin Convicted in Federal Case
  12. Hookers, Teens, & Halo: Story Was Too Good to Be True
  13. Linux Brings Open Source to the .car Era
  14. FriendFeed Rooms Let Social Networkers Tune Out the Noise
  15. 5th Circuit May Stop Patent Troll "Forum Shopping"
  16. Deadly Earthquake Doesn't Shake China's Internet Censors
  17. IRS Pushes for New Reporting at Expense of Privacy
  18. Does M. Night Shyamalan Have a Thing for the Pixies?
  19. Review: 'LostWinds' WiiWare Game Is Sweet, but Very Short
  20. Help Slashdot Test Our New Data Center
  21. Wearable Motorcycle Design
  22. Robot Boats, Sonic Blasters Come Ashore for NY Fleet Week
  23. P2P BitTorrent Tool Could Replace Pirate Bay
  24. Super-Sensitive Spray-On Explosive Detector
  25. VoIP As a Solution To Rural Broadband
  26. To Have or Have Not: Fibre Creates a New Digital Divide
  27. South Africa Appeals ISO Decision On OOXML
  28. Getting Rid of Staff With High Access?
  29. US Plots "Pirate Bay Killer" Trade Agreement
  30. Iphone 2.0 To Incorporate Photo Geotagging
  31. Toyota building $192 Million Green Car Battery Plant
  32. UK Prosecutors Say 'Cult' Acceptable
  33. Yahoo, Icahn in Sights, Postpones Annual Meeting
  34. Delving Into Google Health's Privacy Concerns
  35. To Whom Should I Donate?
  36. New York and Minnesota Publish Open Document Studies
  37. Murder, His Hard Drive Wrote
  38. May 23, 1962: Give That Kid a Hand!
  39. Inside an FBI Computer Forensics Lab
  40. Bell Canada Launches Its Own Online Video Store
  41. Big Rigs Go High Tech
  42. Brazilian Beetles Hold Key to Faster Computers
  43. Chicks Dig My Tiny Carbon Footprint
  44. Should Music Startups Give Equity to Copyright Holders?
  45. Apple Owns Your Home, Circa 2013: Forrester
  46. How NASA Will Bring the Phoenix Mars Mission To the Web
  47. Music Game Wars Heat Up -- What's the Plan for 'Rock Band 2'?
  48. How to Use the Web to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
  49. Are Aliens Using Neutrinos to Contact Us?
  50. Marines Land in Afghanistan -- with Biometrics
  51. Expert Dissects Estonian Cyber-War
  52. Former Prosecutor: ISP Content Filtering Might be a 'Five-Year Felony'
  53. Offline Wikipedia Reader For iRex Iliad
  54. All Subways Should Be Like Taipei's Marvel of Mass Transit
  55. Parent-Friendly Wireless Bridge To Span 500 Meters?
  56. Review of HTC's X7510 Advantage Smartphone
  57. Line Forms at Apple's Always-Open Manhattan Cube
  58. TVA Security Lapses Could Endanger US Health, Economy
  59. Parent-Friendly Wireless Bridge To Span 500 Meters?
  60. Get the Family Dog Cloned
  61. Federal Court Says First-Sale Doctrine Covers Software, Too
  62. LifeLock Spokesperson's Stolen ID Inspires Lawsuits
  63. Betting Site Lays Odds on Final 'Battlestar Galactica' Cylon
  64. Where Has All the Tiny Data Gone? Microformats Go Missing in Firefox 3
  65. Questions About a McCain Administration? Ask Carly Fiorina
  66. Mark Shuttleworth Reveals Ubuntu Netbook Remix
  67. Reading the E-Leaves With Amazon's Bezos
  68. Parent-Friendly Wireless Bridge to Span 500 Meters?
  69. EU 'Notes', Rivals Knock Microsoft Doc Compliance Pledge
  70. Review of HTC's X7510 Advantage Smartphone
  71. Verizon, Comcast Say They Are P2P Friendly
  72. Did a Herpes Virus Cause Ted Kennedy's Brain Tumor?
  73. Cisco CSO Says Antivirus Money "Completely Wasted"
  74. Pushing a CPU to Heat Death, Intentionally
  75. US Data Centers Wary of Sharing Energy Data With Feds
  76. US Firms Read Employee E-mail On a Massive Scale
  77. U.S. Data Centers Wary of Sharing Energy Data With Feds
  78. Insult, Meet Injury: Lifelock CEO Hacked & Sued
  79. U.S. Firms Read Employee E-mail On a Massive Scale
  80. Video Game Actors Say They Don't Get Their Due
  81. AT&T Confirms 3-G Upgrade In Time For ... You Know
  82. Q4 Profit Up 133 Percent, Lenovo Targets Developing World
  83. Get the Family Dog Cloned
  84. Microsoft To Pay People To Search
  85. Feds Now Allowed to Use Internet
  86. The Case for Lunar Property Rights
  87. The Secret History of Star Wars
  88. May 22, 1973: Enter Ethernet
  89. How Would You Prefer to Send Sensitive Data?
  90. Microsoft To Pay People To Search
  91. G.E. Developing a Diesel Hybrid ... Tugboat?
  92. Exclusive Preview: D&D Fourth Edition Character Sheet
  93. Turn Your Rotting Vegetables Into Fresh Fruit
  94. Feds Now Allowed to Use Internet
  95. Expensive Gas and Global Warming: Is it Time (Again) to Drive 55?
  96. Open Source Graphics Card Available For Advance Orders
  97. Coding Flaws Caused Moody's Debt Rating Errors
  98. Genetic Discrimination by Insurers, Employers Is a Crime
  99. Supernova Birth Observed From Orbiting Telescope
  100. Surrogate: McCain Wants Hearings, Apologies Before Granting Amnesty to Spying Telecoms
  101. Microsoft Tries Cash Money to Woo Searchers
  102. How Japan's Biggest BBS Keeps Things Simple
  103. Nanotubes "As Deadly as Asbestos"
  104. 5 Gadgets That Will Make You a Super Hero
  105. Review: 'Penny Arcade Adventures' Works It Out
  106. Scientists Witness Start of Star's Explosive Death
  107. Could Radioactive Scorpion Venom Save Ted Kennedy?
  108. Last.fm Quietly Rolls Out New Beta Features
  109. Practical Rails Projects
  110. Nanotubes 'As Deadly as Asbestos'
  111. Microsoft Office 2007 to Support ODF - But Not OOXML
  112. Cisco Leak Renews Debate Over U.S. Tech Firms' Support of Repressive Regimes
  113. Paypal Founder Puts a Half Million Dollars Into Seasteading
  114. Democrats Launch McCainpedia, an Attack Site Masquerading as a Wiki
  115. Judge Recommends Guilty Verdict for Jack Thompson
  116. New Urinal-Based Video Game Makes a Splash
  117. Nanotubes 'As Deadly as Asbestos'
  118. Spoiler-Free Review of Indiana Jones
  119. Let Older Add-Ons Work With Firefox 3.0
  120. Extreme Cycling: Strap a Rocket to Your Bike
  121. New Urinal-Based Video Game Makes a Splash
  122. UK Teen Cited For Calling Scientology a "Cult"
  123. Tech's 10 Worst Entry-Level Jobs
  124. FCC Nudges Industry Toward Cutting Cellphone Fees
  125. Time Warner Cuts Cord With Cable Unit
  126. Microsoft Patents 'Proactive' Virus Protection
  127. It's Not Time for OSS Release Cycle Synchronization
  128. Nanotubes 'As Deadly as Asbestos'
  129. Spoiler-Free Review of Indiana Jones
  130. Open Source BIND Alternative Launches
  131. Was This the First CC Community-Edited Novel?
  132. Let Older Add-Ons Work With Firefox 3.0
  133. Speed Freaks: The 10 Fastest Green Cars on the Planet
  134. Newborn Blood-Storage Law Stirs Fears of DNA Warehouse
  135. May 21, 1901: Connecticut Sets First Speed Limit at 12 MPH
  136. Game|Life Video: Get Hot and Sweaty With 'Wii Fit'
  137. Alt Text: A Sober Warning About Indiana Jones' Fedora
  138. UK Teen Cited For Calling Scientology a "Cult"
  139. YouTomb Keeps an Eye on YouTube's Graveyard
  140. IT Workers Are Getting Fatter
  141. Hubble Survey Finds Half of the Missing Matter
  142. Napster Won't Upgrade DRM-ed Songs to MP3, but They'll Keep Playing
  143. F/OSS Flat-File Database?
  144. Carbon Nanotubes Mimic Asbestos in Early Study
  145. YouTube Refuses To Remove Terrorist Videos
  146. Hubble Survey Finds Half of the Missing Matter
  147. Why You Should be Shooting Photos in the Raw
  148. Airplane Heal Thyself? Self-Repairing Aircraft Could Improve Air Safety
  149. Oil Billionaire Building World's Largest Wind Farm
  150. $100 Roku Netflix Player Targets Apple TV
  151. How to Build a 'Square Foot' Garden
  152. The Changing Face of World of Warcraft
  153. Review: 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' Hits the Mark
  154. Confirmed: iPhone 2.0 Launches June 9
  155. Review: Roku Netflix Set Top Box Just Shy of Totally Amazing
  156. Google Health Opens To the Public
  157. Grandmaster Flashed: Kasparov Buzzed by Flying Penis-Copter
  158. Researcher Pushes Enormous Floating Solar Islands
  159. IBM Patents Putting Handprints On Laptops
  160. LisaNova Battles Boob Shots on YouTube -- With Boobs
  161. Mac Cloner Psystar Ships First Service Pack
  162. 2nd Generation "$100 Laptop" Will Be an E-Book Reader
  163. Using RFID Tags Around the House?
  164. The Most Annoying Software Out There
  165. Microsoft's 'Googlephobia' Breeds Panic Buying
  166. Greenpeace Complains Game Consoles Aren't Green Enough
  167. Greenpeace Complains Games Consoles Aren't Green Enough
  168. Gearing Up For The .Car Era
  169. Creationism 'Education' Still Widespread
  170. Bits of Tassie Tiger Brought Back from Extinction
  171. New 'Phlashing' Attack Sabotages Hardware
  172. RISC Vs. CISC In Mobile Computing
  173. ET Will Phone Home Using Neutrinos, Not Photons
  174. Atom-Based Mini-ITX Motherboard Available
  175. Comcast Invests in P2P
  176. Napster Launches DRM-Free Music Store
  177. FBI Wiretapping Audit Secrets Uncovered Via Ctrl+C
  178. AMD Wants to Standardize PC Gaming
  179. New Linux Distribution — Exherbo, Announced
  180. New Malware Report Hits Vista's Security Image
  181. Breaking the Fermilab Code
  182. 66% Apple Market Share For Sales of High-End PCs
  183. Superefficient Frankencrops Could Put a Real Dent in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  184. May 20, 1873: The Pants That Changed the World
  185. Inconvenient Truths: Get Ready to Rethink What It Means to Be Green
  186. Face It. Nukes Are the Most Climate-Friendly Industrial-Scale Form of Energy
  187. Counterpoint: Dangers of Focusing Solely on Climate Change
  188. Atom-Based Mini-ITX Motherboard Available
  189. Total Phone and Email Database Proposed In UK
  190. Video: Fitness Expert Offers 'Wii Fit' Tips
  191. RISC Vs. CISC In Mobile Computing
  192. A Virtualized Linux System For Windows
  193. Google Launches Medical Records App
  194. Go Green — Buy a Used Car. It's Better Than a Hybrid
  195. Comcast Invests in P2P
  196. Hairy Solar Cells Could Mean Higher Efficiency
  197. 'Death Note' Manga Spawns Movie, Crime Wave
  198. Art and ASCII: The Stories Behind All Those Brackets, Slashes, and Carets
  199. Blender 2.46 Released
  200. Q&A: Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto Talks 'Wii Fit'
  201. All New Webmonkey Back in Wired Fold
  202. Could Variable iTunes Music Pricing Be on the Table?
  203. Secret Data in FBI Wiretapping Audit Revealed With Ctrl+C
  204. Review: 'Wii Fit' Works, but Could Shape Up
  205. AMD Wants to Standardize PC Gaming
  206. New Linux Distribution — Exherbo, Announced
  207. Linux Networking Cookbook
  208. 'Gears of War 2' Will Be More 'Girlfriend-Friendly'
  209. Age of Conan's "Kinda" Launch and Massive Pre-Orders
  210. Self-Healing System Applied to Aviation
  211. Microsoft Wants the Milk Without Buying the Cow
  212. Do Static Source Code Analysis Tools Really Work?
  213. Google Assists In Arrest Of Indian Man
  214. Room Temperature Semiconductor of T-Rays
  215. Google Assists In Arrest Of Indian Man
  216. Identity Theft Hits the Root Name Servers
  217. The Effects of Censorship — a Tale of Two Websites
  218. French Judge Orders Refund For Pre-Installed XP
  219. Airbus Project Seeks Jet Fuel from Algae, Vegetable Oil
  220. 'Second Life' Now an AI Proving Ground
  221. The Effects of Censorship- A Tale of Two Websites
  222. Offline Advice Trumps Online For Buying Decisions: Study
  223. Microsoft Acknowledges NBC's Wish is Its Command
  224. Japan "Running Out of Engineers"
  225. Microsoft Circles Back to Yahoo With New Offer
  226. Wired.com Photo Contest: Water
  227. Top 10 Wired.com Reader Black-and-White Photos, Decided by You
  228. May 19, 1780: Darkness at Noon Enshrouds New England
  229. Games Without Frontiers: Complex Gameplay Saves the Day in 'The World Ends With You'
  230. Editor's Picks for the Wired.com Black-and-White Photo Contest
  231. French Judge Orders Refund For Pre-Installed XP
  232. Peter Thiel Makes Down Payment on Libertarian Ocean Colonies
  233. Why Windows Solitaire Eats So Much Time
  234. Surgical Robot Removes Calgary Woman's Brain Tumor
  235. Microsoft Approaches Yahoo Again, This Time As a Partner
  236. Post-Quake, China Cuts Access to Entertainment Web Sites
  237. What to Seek in an Older Subnotebook?
  238. 25 Years Old and an Offshore IT Manager
  239. Shopping Centers Track Customers Via Cell Phone Signals
  240. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
  241. China Lets Citizens Spread Quake News Online
  242. A Few Notes on Movies of the Near Future
  243. Poll: Which Stereolab Is Better?
  244. China's All-Seeing Eye
  245. F/OSS Multi-Point Video-Conferencing
  246. Galaxies Twice As Bright As Previously Thought
  247. Using Magnets To Turn Off the Brain's Speech Center
  248. Dragon vs. Hydra - Competing Development Styles
  249. Getting Past "Ready For the Desktop"
  250. 20% of U.S. Population Has Never Used Email