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  1. POD Braces Itself Against Amazon
  2. Sweat Ducts May Act As Antenna For Lie Detection
  3. More DMCA Censorship at Yahoo!
  4. Meteorites May Have Delivered Seeds of Life on Earth
  5. Scientists Discover Gene For Ruthlessness
  6. Charlton Heston's Impact On Sci-Fi
  7. 11 Innovation Lessons From the Creators of World of Warcraft
  8. If Men Think About Sex and Money, Well, It's Natural
  9. Meteorites May Have Delivered Seeds of Life on Earth
  10. Scientists Discover Gene For Ruthlessness
  11. Charlton Heston's Impact On Sci-Fi
  12. 11 Innovation Lessons From the Creators of World of Warcraft
  13. VR Study Says 40% of Us Are Paranoid
  14. College Board Kills AP Computer Science AB
  15. China Allows Access to English Wikipedia
  16. UK Banking Law Blames Customers For Insecure OS
  17. Lawyer Banned for Threatening File-Sharers
  18. The Cost of Electronic Voting
  19. Writers Find Blogging To Be a Stressful Method of Reporting
  20. Google Sued Over Privacy Invasion On Street View
  21. Former Crypto-Analyst Analyzes the Danger of Nuclear Weapon Stockpiles
  22. Unique Broadband Over Powerline Project Planned For Mosques
  23. Venus' Stop/Start History Highlighted By Probe
  24. EU Flights Just Got Irritating; In-Flight Cell Calls OKd
  25. A Decade of OSS, 10 Years After the Summit
  26. Yahoo Would Marry Microsoft if the Dowry Was Better
  27. Comcast Blocks Web Browsing
  28. New Botnet Dwarfs Storm
  29. 10 Cool Gadgets You Can't Get Here
  30. Computer Games Make Players Less Violent
  31. Instant Messaging For Introverts
  32. POD Braces Itself Against Amazon
  33. Sweat Ducts May Act As Antenna For Lie Detection
  34. More DMCA Censorship at Yahoo!
  35. Meteorites May Have Delivered Seeds of Life on Earth
  36. Scientists Discover Gene For Ruthlessness
  37. Charlton Heston's Impact On Sci-Fi
  38. 11 Innovation Lessons From the Creators of World of Warcraft
  39. VR Study Says 40% of Us Are Paranoid
  40. College Board Kills AP Computer Science AB
  41. China Allows Access to English Wikipedia
  42. UK Banking Law Blames Customers For Insecure OS
  43. Lawyer Banned for Threatening File-Sharers
  44. The Cost of Electronic Voting
  45. Writers Find Blogging To Be a Stressful Method of Reporting
  46. Google Sued Over Privacy Invasion On Street View
  47. POD Braces Itself Against Amazon
  48. Sweat Ducts May Act As Antenna For Lie Detection
  49. More DMCA Censorship at Yahoo!
  50. Wired.com Photo Contest: Macro
  51. Top 10 Wired Reader Night Photos, Decided by You
  52. To Catch a Car Thief, the Police Exercise a Little Remote Control
  53. Meat Beat Doses the World With New Manifesto, 'Autoimmune'
  54. Editor's Picks for the Wired.com Night Photo Contest
  55. DIY Home Entertainment Network in 3 Easy, Nonbankrupting Steps
  56. April 7, 1964: IBM Bets Big on System/360
  57. The Craziest Thing Gary Busey Ever Snorted Cocaine Off Of
  58. Meteorites May Have Delivered Seeds of Life on Earth
  59. Scientists Discover Gene For Ruthlessness
  60. Charlton Heston's Impact On Sci-Fi
  61. 11 Innovation Lessons From the Creators of World of Warcraft
  62. The Cost of Electronic Voting
  63. Microsoft Will Appeal Ruling in Patent Suit
  64. VR Study Says 40% of Us Are Paranoid
  65. College Board Kills AP Computer Science AB
  66. Women Over 40 Have More Contraceptive Options
  67. U.S. Military Building Virtual Strike Capabilities
  68. China Allows Access to English Wikipedia
  69. Charlton Heston Takes Some of Sci-Fi's Best Lines to the Grave
  70. UK Banking Law Blames Customers For Insecure OS
  71. Lawyer Banned for Threatening File-Sharers
  72. The Cost Of Electronic Voting
  73. Writers Find Blogging To Be a Stressful Method of Reporting
  74. Google Sued Over Privacy Invasion On Street View
  75. Former Crypto-Analyst Analyzes the Danger of Nuclear Weapon Stockpiles
  76. Unique Broadband Over Powerline Project Planned For Mosques
  77. Venus' Stop/Start History Highlighted By Probe
  78. Unique Broadband Over Power Project Planned For Mosques
  79. Venus' Stop/Start History Highlighted By Probe
  80. Dell Abandons Its Customization Roots
  81. Are Optional Ads Worth The Trouble?
  82. pizza.com Sold For $2.6m
  83. Europe's Automated Cargo Shuttle Docks With Space Station
  84. ISPs Using "Deep Packet Inspection" On 100,000 Users
  85. Dell Abandons Its Customization Roots
  86. Vista is Slower, But XP Is Still Dying
  87. Apple, New York City In Legal Dispute Over Logo
  88. RIAA's Boston University Subpoena Quashed
  89. Microsoft Threatens to Go Hostile on Yahoo
  90. The Cost of E-Voting
  91. Microsoft Sets Three Week Deadline for Yahoo! In Public Letter
  92. Charles Manson Goes Creative Commons for Record
  93. Top 5 Recreational Drug Experiments
  94. Disk Failure Rates More Myth Than Metric
  95. Federal Judges Disagree on Legality of Uploading
  96. ISP Contracts Curb Users' Rights
  97. University of Washington Tracking the Edge of Privacy
  98. Verizon Reveals Plans For "C Block" Airwaves
  99. ApacheCon Europe'08 Live Video Streaming
  100. Celebrity AD&D Character Sheets
  101. pizza.com Sold For $2.6m
  102. ApacheCon Europe'08 live video streaming
  103. ISPs Using "Deep Packet Inspection" on 100,000 Users
  104. Alcatel Awarded $367 Million in MS Patent Case
  105. Identify and Verify Users Based on How They Type
  106. Google Ends Silence On C Block Auction
  107. Qutrits Bring Quantum Computers Closer
  108. How Microsoft Plans To Get Its Groove Back With Win7
  109. New Dune Movie Confirmed
  110. Windows 7 in the Next Year?
  111. Alcatel Awarded $367 Million in MS Patent Case
  112. Computer System Makes Best Sports Bets
  113. Granular Linux Distro Preview is Worth a Look
  114. Analyst Admits Open Source Will Quietly Take Over
  115. Lecture Notes Considered Infringement
  116. ARPANET Co-Founder Calls for Flow Management
  117. UK ISP Admitted to Spying on Customers
  118. Why "Vista" Nick White Left Microsoft
  119. Bell Wants to Dump Third-Party ISP's Entirely
  120. Concept Computer Based on a Tea Cup Design
  121. Microsoft's Savvy Open Source Move
  122. US Cyber Command Reveals Plans To Hit Back At Cyber Threats
  123. Identify and Verify Users Based on How They Type
  124. Creative Backs Down on Vista Driver Debacle
  125. pizza.com Sold For $2.6m
  126. Windows 7 in the Next Year?
  127. Alcatel Awarded $367 Million in MS Patent Case
  128. Computer System Makes Best Sports Bets
  129. Identify and Verify Users Based on How They Type
  130. Granular Linux Distro Preview is Worth a Look
  131. 15th Anniversary: The Cultural Legacy of 'Neon Genesis Evangelion'
  132. Gallery: Celebrity D&D Characters, Rolled by Readers
  133. Analyst Admits Open Source Will Quietly Take Over
  134. Pitchfork.tv Takes a Stab at Music Videos
  135. Lecture Notes Considered Infringement
  136. Sex and Financial Risk Linked in Brain
  137. Couple Sues Google for Posting House Pix
  138. Researchers Cram 20 Seconds of Music Into Sub-Kilobyte File
  139. Review: 'Dark Sector' Defines Shallow Fun
  140. Microsoft Evaluates Yahoo Bid, May 'Lose Patience'
  141. Couple Sues Google for Posting House Pix
  142. ARPANET Co-Founder Calls for Flow Management
  143. Store Your Comics Properly
  144. Officials: Overreaction to Bush Administration Complaint Prompted Block on 'Abortion' Searches
  145. Airlines Try to Lighten Up ... Literally
  146. UK ISP Admitted to Spying on Customers
  147. Why "Vista" Nick White Left Microsoft
  148. Bell Wants to Dump Third-Party ISP's Entirely
  149. Five-Megapixel Camera Phones Invade the Market
  150. Concept Computer Based on a Tea Cup Design
  151. US Cyber Command Reveals Plans To Hit Back At Cyber Threats
  152. Lawsuit Claim: Students' Lecture Notes Infringe on Professor's Copyright
  153. Rolling Stones Kick Off Living Legends, YouTube's Video Q&A
  154. Can Automakers Build a 100-MPG Car?
  155. New DNA Evidence of Early North Americans
  156. Europeans Show Off Possibly Useful, Definitely Bizarre Inventions
  157. German Fans Craft Real 'World of Warcraft' Armor
  158. Bacteria That Thrive on a Diet of Antibiotics
  159. Microsoft's Savvy Open Source Move
  160. U.S. Cyber Command Reveals Plans to Hit Back at Cyber Threats
  161. AT&T Wanted Unrestricted Spectrum
  162. Feds Lift Ban on IBM Contracts
  163. Identify and Verify Users Based on How They Type
  164. Creative Backs Down on Vista Driver Debacle
  165. Google Ends Silence On C Block Auction
  166. Qutrits Bring Quantum Computers Closer
  167. How Microsoft Plans To Get Its Groove Back With Win7
  168. How Microsoft Plan To Get Its Groove Back With Win7
  169. UK ISP Says No To Music Industry Pressure
  170. Engineers Make Good Terrorists?
  171. New Dune Movie Confirmed
  172. UK ISP Says No To Music Industry Pressure
  173. Adobe Photoshop CS4 Will Be 64-Bit For Windows Only
  174. Google Plans To Sell Part of DoubleClick
  175. DIY Battle Bot? All You Need Is $742 Million and No Sense of Reality!
  176. Net Neutrality Debate Intensifies In Canada
  177. Scott Brown on Why 'Battlestar Galactica' Must Self-Destruct
  178. FBI Reports All-Time High In Internet Fraud Losses
  179. April 4, 1975: Bill Gates, Paul Allen Form a Little Partnership
  180. Neuromarketers Pick the Brains of Consumers
  181. MySpace Teams With Record Companies To Create Music Site
  182. Cylon Mania Blazes Back in 'Battlestar Galactica'
  183. Carl Zimmer's Dissection: Your Brain is a Mess, but It Knows How to Make Fixes
  184. Biologists Take Evolution Beyond Darwin -- Way Beyond
  185. Supercharge Your Digital Camera With Open-Source Firmware
  186. IBM Using Complex Math To Manage Natural Disasters
  187. MetroLyrics Becomes First Lyrics Site to Go Legit
  188. EBay Would Be Nuts to Sell Skype
  189. U.S.-Funded Health Search Engine Blocks 'Abortion'
  190. Microsoft Extends XP For Low-Cost Laptops
  191. Boot Sector Viruses & Rootkits Poised For Comeback
  192. Why Microsoft Surface Took So Long To Deploy
  193. Matrix-Like VR Coming in the Near Future?
  194. Lawless Gene-Testing Industry Needs a Sheriff
  195. Roommates.com Discrimination Lawsuit Can Move Forward
  196. Having Your ID Stolen Leads to Job Loss, Prosecution
  197. Boot Sector Viruses & Rootkits Poised for Comeback
  198. Internet Posse Busts 'The Claw,' Canada's Dumbest Car Thief
  199. Scientists Find Another, More Reasonable Universe
  200. Deal With Your Mild Autism
  201. Engineers Make Good Terrorists?
  202. Inside Intel's $20M Multicore Research Program
  203. MySpace, Major Labels Join Forces for Online Music Store
  204. Goodbye, U740; Hello, Alias: Phones Get Better Names
  205. Murakami Makes Manga Larger Than Life (NSFW)
  206. New EMI Boss Says 'Downloads May Be Good'
  207. How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse
  208. Why Microsoft Surface Took So Long to Deploy
  209. MySpace Fields Online Music Venture
  210. New Service Maps Speed Traps By Cell Phone
  211. Census Bureau To Scrap Handhelds — Cost $3 Billion
  212. Intermediate-Mass Black Hole Found In Omega Centauri
  213. Upgrade Trick Still Present In Vista SP1
  214. Intel Unveils New Classmate PCs
  215. Comcast Offers 50 Mbps Residential Speeds
  216. Apple Is Now the #1 US Music Retailer
  217. EU's Anti-Trust Investigation of OOXML Continues
  218. Administration Claimed Immunity To 4th Amendment
  219. Daily Caffeine Protects Your Brain
  220. ARIA Sells a Licence for DJs to Format Shift Music
  221. Microsoft Told to Pay Tax on Licence Fee
  222. Trademark Dispute Pits Apple vs. The Big Apple
  223. High-Tech Tomb Hunter Finds Unmarked Graves for a Living
  224. Bruce Schneier's Security Matters: The Difference Between Feeling and Reality
  225. April 3, 1973: Motorola Calls AT&T ... by Cell
  226. Tsunami Spotted on the Surface of the Sun
  227. Ask Skewz.com Founder About Detecting Media Bias
  228. Scientists Discover ****y Tiny Black Hole
  229. The Real MIT Blackjack Mastermind
  230. WICOM 2007 has been covered by Ei px
  231. Information Technology in Education Conference px
  232. Computer Science&Software Engineering Conference px
  233. Gallery: Shiny, Happy Cellphones From Your Future
  234. What's Wired This Month: Grand Theft Auto IV, Nick Cave's Dig!!! Lazarus Digg!!!, Indiana Jones Bullwhip
  235. Algorithms Are Terrific. But to Search Smarter, Find a Person
  236. House Democrats Plan Attack on NASA's Mars Mission
  237. Computer Waste Heat to Warm Swimming Pool
  238. Scientists Discover ****y Tiny Black Hole
  239. Remix Radiohead's 'Nude' and Win ... Something (Maybe)
  240. 'Google Slap' Destroys Revenue, Advertisers Say
  241. 'Trapster' Mobile Service Fights Speed Traps
  242. DDoS Packets are Two Percent of Net Traffic, Report Says
  243. Feds Overstate Software Piracy's Link To Terrorism
  244. US Army "Scams" Service Members to Test Their Spam Gullibility
  245. Should Drivers Pay for Global Warming?
  246. Adobe Lightroom 2.0 Available as Free Public Beta
  247. Should IT Shops Let Users Manage Their Own PCs?
  248. Ask Skewz.com Founder About Detecting Media Bias
  249. New R.E.M. Video Ignites Copyfight Squabble
  250. Mozilla Releases Fifth (and Final) Beta of Firefox 3 Browser