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  1. An Older Demographic May Soon Dominate Gaming
  2. EU Regulator Raids Intel Offices
  3. Haiku OS Resurrects BeOS as Open Source
  4. First Organic Molecules Found on Alien World
  5. Facebook A Black Hole For Personal Info
  6. UK Government To Terminate File Sharers' Net Access
  7. Tolkien Trust Sues New Line, May Kill "Hobbit"
  8. Submersible Glider Powered By Thermal Changes
  9. Windows XP Update Library On a CD
  10. Starbucks Drops T-Mobile For AT&T
  11. Mac OS X 10.5.2 Update Brings Welcome Fixes
  12. TechNet Users Revolt Over Vista SP1 Unavailability
  13. Samsung Sued Over "Defective" Blu-ray Player
  14. Space Shuttle Secrets Stolen For China
  15. Trend Micro Draws Boycott Over AV Patent Case
  16. "Anonymous" Takes Scientology Protest to the Streets
  17. DARPA Advances AI Program For Air Traffic Control
  18. EU Plans to Require Biometrics for Visitors
  19. DARPA Advances AI Program for Air Traffic Control
  20. Microsoft Trolling for New Acquisitions
  21. Internet "Creates Pedophiles" According to "Expert"
  22. ISP Block on Pirate Bay Not Having Desired Effect
  23. Encryption Could Make You More Vulnerable
  24. Next Year's Laws, Now Out In Beta!
  25. Benchmarking the Benchmarks
  26. Domain Key Identified Mail vs Phishing
  27. Live Blogs From the Hans Reiser Trial
  28. SP1 Unsuccessful in Preventing Vista Hacks
  29. The Grammy In Mathematics
  30. Ethics In IT
  31. Nanowires of Unlimited Length
  32. Tor Books Is Giving Away E-Books
  33. Security Research and Blackmail
  34. Semantic Web Getting Real
  35. Best Open Source License For Hardware?
  36. Tor Is Giving Away E-Books
  37. Linux Kernel 2.6 Local Root Exploit
  38. WGA Under Vista SP1 Is Kinder and Nags More
  39. Is Microsoft Office Adware?
  40. Antarctic Expedition To Track Down Extreme Living Creatures
  41. Knee Brace Generates Electricity From Walking
  42. Antarctic Expedition to Track Down Extreme Living Creatures
  43. Knee Brace Generates Electricity from Walking
  44. Web Graphic Design for Small Businesses
  45. Examining the Search and Seizure of Electronics at Airports
  46. OpenBSD Will Not Fix PRNG Weakness
  47. Name the New Gamma-Ray Space Telescope
  48. Amazon Erases Orders To Cover Up Pricing Mistake
  49. Should IBM's SOM/DSOM Be Open Sourced?
  50. Biofuels Make Greenhouse Gases Worse
  51. Serious Vulnerability In Firefox 2.0.0.12
  52. Has Ron Paul Quit?
  53. A Smart Pillbox To Improve Medication Compliance
  54. Yahoo To Reject Microsoft Bid
  55. Science Debate 2008
  56. Energy From Raindrops
  57. Adobe PDF Exploits In the Wild
  58. Namco Blames Wii for Arcade Closures
  59. Yet Another Perpetual Motion Device
  60. Making Use of Terabytes of Unused Storage
  61. Energy from raindrops
  62. WV Assessor Sues to Keep Tax Maps Off the Internet
  63. 3G iPhone on the Way?
  64. Protecting Online Identity Through Cryptography
  65. Star Swallows Companion, Burps Out Planet-Forming Cloud
  66. W3C Gets Excessive DTD Traffic
  67. Zvents Releases Open Source Cluster Database Based on Google
  68. Microsoft Under Third EU Investigation for OOXML
  69. College Funding Bill Passes House, P2P Provision Intact
  70. Intel Sued Over Core 2 Duo Patent Infringement
  71. Yahoo Offers All-You-Can-Eat Storage and Bandwidth
  72. Is Linus Torvalds Speaking for Linux Anymore?
  73. Intel Skulltrail Benchmark and Analysis
  74. Chinese Professor Sues Google, Yahoo Over Search Exclusion
  75. 10-Year Anniversary of Open Source
  76. Hostile ta Vista, Baby
  77. RIAA's Attack On NewYorkCountryLawyer Fails
  78. Deal Reportedly Reached In Writers' Strike
  79. Hotmail Doesn't Work With Linux Firefox 2.0
  80. Torvalds On Desktop Linux's Slow Uptake
  81. New Authentication Scheme Proposed
  82. TSA Changes Screening Based on Blog Suggestion
  83. First Amendment Ruling Protects Internet Trolls
  84. Birds Give a Lesson to Plane Designers
  85. Comcast's New Terms of Service Disclose Traffic Management
  86. FBI Sought Approval To Use Spyware Through FISC
  87. The Future of XML
  88. Bruce Schneier Weighs in on IT Lock-in Strategies
  89. Do Not Call Registry Set to Become Permanent
  90. Cell Hits 45nm, PS3 Price Drop Likely to Follow
  91. PC World Tests Final Version of Vista SP1
  92. Install Copyright Filters on PCs, Says RIAA Boss
  93. Modu Unveils Modular, Transformer-style Phone
  94. Muslim Groups Attempt to Censor Wikipedia
  95. Facebook Sharing Too Much Personal Data With Application Developers
  96. Antivirus Inventor Says Security Pros Are Wasting Time
  97. Affordable Workstation Graphics Card Shoot-Out
  98. Toddlers May Learn Language By Data Mining
  99. Open Source Code In a Closed Source Company
  100. Tainted Pills Hit US Mainland
  101. A $1 Billion Email Gaffe
  102. Low Voltage Is Key To Energy-Efficient Chip
  103. Reform Could Kill EFF "Patent Busting Project"
  104. Dutch Unveil Robot Gas Station Attendant
  105. Apple Updates iPhone and iPod Touch
  106. Dell Suit Reveals Lucrative Domain Name Trade
  107. 2009 US Budget Holds Mixed News For Science
  108. Is the Game Boy the Toughest Product Ever Made?
  109. One Step Closer to IPv6
  110. Space Spotters Track Secret Satellites
  111. Microsoft Upgrades Vista Kernel in SP1
  112. OpenID Foundation Embraced by Big Players
  113. Are These People Reshaping the Gaming Industry?
  114. U.S. Confiscating Data at the Border
  115. Canadians Wary of 'Enhanced Drivers Licenses'
  116. eBay to Drop Negative Feedback on Buyers
  117. Li-Ion Batteries Hit Final R&D Phase for Plug-in Cars
  118. One Computer to Rule Them All
  119. Canadians Weary of 'Enhanced Drivers Licenses'
  120. Does Anonymity In Virtual Worlds Breed Terrorism?
  121. See-Through Fish Help Cancer Research
  122. Microsoft Responds to 'Save XP' Petition
  123. Mac Hack Contest Redux
  124. Sci-Fi Tech We Could Have Right Now (For a Price)
  125. Best Laptop for Going Around the World?
  126. Breakthrough in Holographic Displays
  127. Danish ISP Tele2 Challenges Pirate Bay Blockade
  128. Robotic Telescope Installed on Antarctica Plateau
  129. White Paper Decries RIAA Attempts To Raise Infringement Payouts
  130. Users Worldwide Feel Internet Is 'Safer'
  131. Duke Nukem Forever 'Confirmed' For Late 2008
  132. Drupal 5 Themes
  133. Time-Warner Planning AOL Split
  134. Fifth Cable Cut To Middle East
  135. Master Diebold Key Copied From Web Site
  136. Reaction Engines plan Mach 5 Airliner
  137. FCC's Spectrum Auction Approaches $20B in Bids
  138. Fifth Cable Cut, Iran Loses Net Connectivity
  139. Richard Stallman on OLPC
  140. TrueCrypt 5.0 Released, Now Encrypts Entire Drive
  141. DHS Official Suggests REAL ID Mission Creep
  142. 111 Years Ago, Indiana Almost Legislated Pi
  143. Affordable Workstation Graphics Card Shoot-Out
  144. Toddlers May Learn Language By Data Mining
  145. Open Source Code In a Closed Source Company
  146. Tainted Pills Hit US Mainland
  147. A $1 Billion Email Gaffe
  148. Low Voltage Is Key To Energy-Efficient Chip
  149. Reform Could Kill EFF "Patent Busting Project"
  150. Dutch Unveil Robot Gas Station Attendant
  151. Apple Updates iPhone and iPod Touch
  152. Dell Suit Reveals Lucrative Domain Name Trade
  153. 2009 US Budget Holds Mixed News For Science
  154. Is the Game Boy the Toughest Product Ever Made?
  155. One Step Closer to IPv6
  156. Space Spotters Track Secret Satellites
  157. Microsoft Upgrades Vista Kernel in SP1
  158. Ron Paul Campaign Answers Slashdot Reader Questions
  159. Three Parents Contribute to Experimental Human Embryo
  160. EFF Attacks Online Gaming Patent
  161. Time-Warner Considers Per-Gigabyte Service Fee, After iTunes
  162. 10K Filing Suggests Grim Outlook for SCO
  163. IBM Slams Microsoft, Calls OOXML "Inferior"
  164. FBI To Spend $1B Expanding Fingerprint Database
  165. Taiwan Group Responsible For 90% of MSFT Piracy
  166. Online Parent-Child Gap Widens
  167. RIAA Wants Songwriter Royalty Lowered
  168. Microsoft Misleads On Canadian Copyright Reform
  169. NVIDIA To Buy AGEIA
  170. Yahoo Music Shutting Down, Users Going to Real
  171. Experts Claim HIV Patients Made Non-Infectious
  172. 2008 Turing Award Winners Announced
  173. Vista SP1 Released to Manufacturing
  174. PostgreSQL 8.3 Released
  175. The Dungeons and Dragons Fourth Edition Preview Books
  176. How Microsoft-Yahoo Will Affect Open Source
  177. The Life of a Software Engineer
  178. Intel Doubles Capacity of Likely Flash Successor
  179. Next Generation of Gyroscopic Controllers on the Horizon
  180. Courts Force Danish ISP to Block Torrent Tracker
  181. Creative Capitalism Gets Microsoft $528M Tax Break
  182. Torvalds Says Microsoft is Bluffing on Patents
  183. Best Presidential Candidate, Republicans
  184. Best Presidential Candidate, Democrats
  185. Is XMPP the 'Next Big Thing'
  186. Google And Microsoft Cross Swords Over Yahoo!
  187. 'Innovation In a Flash' Is a Myth
  188. Particle Swarm Optimization for Picture Analysis
  189. Fourth Undersea Cable Taken Offline In Less Than a Week
  190. Fourth Undersea Cable Cut In Less Than a Week
  191. Yahoo May Re-Consider Google Alliance, Rebuff Microsoft
  192. Life May Have Evolved In Ice
  193. Top 10 Most Memorable Tech Super Bowl Ads
  194. US Pulls Plug on Low-CO2 Powerplant Project
  195. Open Source Electronic Voting Progress Limited
  196. Apple Can't Afford iPhone's Carrier Exclusivity
  197. Could We Find a Door To A Parallel Universe?
  198. A Look at The RIAA's War Against College Students
  199. The Physics of Football
  200. MIT Researchers Fight Gridlock with Linux
  201. Finnish Patient Gets New Jaw from His Own Stem Cells
  202. Yahoo Deal Is Big, but Is It the Next Big Thing?
  203. The Effects of the Fibre Outage Throughout the Mediterranean
  204. Cellphones to Monitor Highway Traffic
  205. Time Warner Filtering iTunes Traffic?
  206. Pre-20th Century Gadgetery
  207. Bionic Arm Might Go Into Clinical Trials
  208. India and US to Cooperate in Space Exploration
  209. Thou Shalt Not View The Super Bowl on a 56" Screen
  210. Hardy Heron Alpha 4 Released
  211. Cellphones Leapfrog Poor Infrastructure in Mali
  212. Internet Censorship's First Death Sentence?
  213. Mega-D Botnet Overtakes Storm, Accounts for 32% of Spam
  214. Best Super Tuesday Candidate for Technology?
  215. Touch Screen Tech Comes of Age
  216. How One Clumsy Ship Caused A Major Net Outtage
  217. Yahoo Bid shows Microsoft on the Ropes
  218. EEtimes Speculates on The Initial gPhone
  219. President Bush Releases US Broadband Policy
  220. Sperm Made From Female Bone Marrow, Men Obsolete?
  221. Linux Has Better Windows Compatibility Than Vista
  222. Intel, Micron Boost Flash Memory Speed by Five Times
  223. TiVO Patent Upheld, Dish May Have to Disable DVR
  224. NASA to Announce New Commercial Space Partner
  225. TSA Opens Blog — You Can Finally Complain
  226. Two Videos of E-Lead's Noahpad in Action
  227. Interview with Sebastian Kuegler, KDE Developer
  228. Robot Composed of "Catoms" Can Assume Any Form
  229. Search Results Based on Your Social Network
  230. Third Undersea Cable Cut
  231. Business Open Source Use Up 26% in One Year
  232. Leaked Government Doc Reveals UK ID "Coercion" Plans
  233. February 2008 Hardware Roundup
  234. Online Reputation Management To Keep Your Nose Clean?
  235. Python 3.0 To Be Backwards Incompatible
  236. Femtosecond Lasers Used To Color Metals
  237. Italian Parliament To Mistakenly Legalize MP3 P2P
  238. How To Lose $7.2B With Just a Few Basic Skills
  239. Physicist Calculates Trajectory of Tiger At SF Zoo
  240. Microsoft Bids $44.6 Billion For Yahoo
  241. Messenger Discovers "Spider" Crater on Mercury
  242. Google's Summer of Code Headed Down Under
  243. Egypt Calls for Bandwidth Rationing
  244. Carbon Nanotubes Can Exist Safely Inside the Body, Help Treat Cancer
  245. Drop-Catching Domains Is Big Business
  246. American Space Age Reaches Fifty Years
  247. Details of Cyber Storm War Games Released
  248. Microsoft Launches IT Superhero Comic
  249. A Torrid Tale of Plagiarizing Paleontologists
  250. How Pervasive is ISP Outbound Email Filtering?