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  1. Nov. 20, 1820: One Whale Exacts His Revenge
  2. America's Next Top Hash Function Begins
  3. Linux Guru Reiser Seeks New Murder Trial
  4. Apple Bends to Studios, Adds Copyright Protection to MacBooks
  5. Introducing the Threat Level Rewards Program
  6. Prosecutor: Lori Drew Intended to 'Prey' on Girl's Psyche
  7. Under Worm Assault, Military Bans Disks, USB Drives
  8. Genome Hacking Could Reverse-Engineer Extinct Mammoth
  9. Physicists Find Dark Matter, or Something Even More Strange
  10. TypePad Offers Blog Bailout to Laid-off Journalists
  11. Start Saving Now for Your Mini-E EV
  12. Honda's Still Pimping Hydrogen, This Time in a Cool Car
  13. U.S. Drug Czar Posts Roadmap to Buying Dope in San Francisco
  14. Let Google's My Maps Be Your Geo Database
  15. Make Your Site an iPhone App
  16. Microsoft to Offer Free Virus Protection Software for Windows
  17. Why Adobe Configurator Will Revolutionize How You Use Photoshop
  18. Marijuana Could Be Good for Memory — But Not if You're High
  19. Judge Reveals Long Witness List in Lori Drew Trial
  20. Grandfather of Microphotography Rediscovered
  21. Video: 'Bike Hero' Grinds Out a 'Guitar Hero' Tune With His Handlebars
  22. Nissan Brings Japanese Minicars to the U.S.
  23. Shout Out Your Whereabouts With Shizzow
  24. Phonecam Stunner Adds Web, GPS and Image Editing to Super Optics
  25. Nov. 19, 1981: Marcos Regime Puts the Kibosh on Games
  26. Datastream: Measuring Our World, From Decibels to Blood
  27. Watching the Watchmen: Geeky French '70s Timepieces Make a Comeback
  28. Supercomputers Break Petaflop Barrier, Transform Science
  29. Video Chat With Wired.com's David Kravets
  30. Supercomputers Break Petaflop Barrier, Transform Science
  31. Facebook's New App Verification Program Offers Protection — for a Price
  32. 4 Things to Keep in Mind While Killing Zombies in 'Left 4 Dead'
  33. Tennessee Adopts $9.5M University Piracy Measure Despite School Layoffs
  34. Review: 'Wrath of the Lich King' Adds Finest 'Warcraft' Content Yet
  35. Defense Says Jury Pool Filled With 'Viciousness' Towards Lori Drew
  36. Despite Gloom, L.A. Auto Show Looks to the Future
  37. Jury Selection Begins in MySpace Suicide Trial
  38. Nintendo's Newest Portable Is 10th-Level Awesome
  39. Twitterpillar Emerges as Fail Whale Becomes 'Endangered'
  40. Expert to Obama: Time to Reboot Cyber Security
  41. New Clues Revealed About Universe's Strongest MagnetsSuperstrong Space Magnets Are Just as Weird as We Thought
  42. Airbus Tries to Turn Down the Volume
  43. Hentai Fans Airbrush a Mangallardo
  44. Navy Pursuing Dial-a-Blast Bomb
  45. Seven (More) Gadgets Killed by the Cellphone
  46. The Madness of King Jerry Yang
  47. X-Ray Discovery Sparked 19th-Century DIY Craze
  48. Why Apple Won't Allow Adobe Flash on iPhone
  49. Shine Sports Form Over Function, But Offers Crisp Optics
  50. Nov. 18, 1883: Railroad Time Goes Coast to Coast
  51. Bloody PETA Parody Skewers 'Cooking Mama' Game
  52. Barcode Your Clothes to Get Web Traffic
  53. Yahoo's Jerry Yang Stepping Down — For Real
  54. Yahoo's Jerry Yang Stepping Down — For Real
  55. Riding the Rails in Tokyo Is Overwhelming, But Easy
  56. High-Tech Team Helps Cheaters Take Immigration Test
  57. Will Flagging Be Social Media's 8-Track?
  58. Video: Dodge EV Smokes a Hemi, Sort Of
  59. Conservative Think Tank: RIAA v. Thomas Mistrial Was 'Unreasoned'
  60. 'Twilight' Taps Teen Vampire Tales for Silver Screen
  61. Chertoff: We're Closing that Boarding-Pass Loophole
  62. Intel's Latest Core i7 Processors Hit The Market
  63. Five Gadgets That Were Killed by the Cellphone
  64. Space Station Gets Pee-Recycling System
  65. Top 10 Amazing Animal Videos
  66. Black Friday Takedown Notices Hitting Mailboxes
  67. Special Delivery: Stara's Mosquito Air-Drops Right on Target
  68. USB 3.0 to Deliver a Tenfold Speed Increase
  69. CSI Kitchen Table — The Latest Home Test Kits
  70. SEC Charges Mark Cuban With Insider Trading: Reports
  71. Harvard Law Prof Takes on RIAA in Music Copyright Fight
  72. Apple Forgets to Add Google iPhone App to the Store
  73. James Bond Gets Hip to Alt Fuels
  74. Wired.com Photo Contest: Heat
  75. Top 10 Wired.com Music Photos, Decided by You
  76. Top 10 Wired.com Music Photos, Decided by Us
  77. Nov. 17, 1749: Father of Modern Canning Born
  78. Games Without Frontiers: Victory in Vomit — The Sickening Secret of 'Mirror's Edge'
  79. Biofuel Startup Strives to Meet Obama's Green Ambitions
  80. Gallery: The 10 Coolest James Bond Cars Ever
  81. Workhorse Notebook Comes Fully Loaded
  82. Review: Gervais Gets Raunchy for Big Laughs in HBO Special
  83. New YouTube Feature Lets You Watch Your Neighbor's Videos
  84. 'Robot Chicken' Returns to 'Star Wars' Roost
  85. MySpace Sex Offender Charged With Running Fake Internet Church
  86. Busy del Toro Talks 'Hobbit, Hellboy II' DVD
  87. Secret 'Directed Energy' Tech Protecting the President?
  88. How to Ditch Your Old E-Mail Address and Move to Gmail
  89. Recession Drives the Greening of the Electronics Industry
  90. Solar Hybrid Yacht Shows Electricity and Water Do Mix
  91. Alt Energy Is Expensive, but Coal May Soon Be Worse
  92. Musebin: Twitter-Style Music Reviews With Reddit-Style Ratings
  93. Study Shows Drivers Feel Free to Ignore Speed Limits
  94. Gaiman Calls 'Coraline' the Strangest Stop-Motion Film Ever
  95. Tiny Cars Are Huge in Japan
  96. Expert to Obama: Take the Lead on Nuke Cuts
  97. Batman Lightens Up With 'Brave and the Bold'
  98. Sun To Cut Up To 6,000 Workers, 18% of staff
  99. Hands On With the Nikon D700
  100. Sony Noise-Canceling Headphones Sound Like Silence
  101. Nov. 14, 1666: Watching a Transfusion, and Taking Notes
  102. Gallery: Classic Computer Manuals from Apple and IBM
  103. Gallery: Bond-Villain Lairs Revealed
  104. 15th Anniversary: How General Magic Engineered Our World
  105. EPA Ruling Puts 100 Coal Power Plants in Jeopardy
  106. Be Nice: How to Share Your WiFi With Neighbors
  107. Net Spying Firm and ISPs Sued Over Ad System
  108. Bush Administration: Dismiss RFID 'Mark of the Beast' Lawsuit
  109. Top 4 Reasons You Need 'World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King'
  110. Smackdown: 'Life on Mars' vs. 'Eleventh Hour'
  111. Palin Hacker Denies Felony Charge and 'Hacker' Label
  112. Britons Deploy Dummies to Slow Speeding Drivers
  113. Hotmail Users Slam Microsoft's Redesign
  114. Lawyer: Guns N' Roses Uploader to Walk
  115. Tesla Roadster Now Available With Warp Drive
  116. 'Glue' Toolbar: Your Friends Are in Your Web, Helping You
  117. L.A. Preps for the Big One With Massively Multiplayer Earthquake
  118. First Ever Direct Image of Orbiting Exoplanets
  119. Bike Gadget Turns Red Lights Green
  120. 'Warcraft' Fans Line Up for 'Lich King' Launch
  121. AMD Battles for Survival with New Chip
  122. Pentagon Clears Flying Car Project for Take-Off
  123. Nov. 13, 1983: Teen Sets 'Asteroids' Record in 3-Day Marathon
  124. Mach V Screams, But Is Overclocking Worth the Price?
  125. Gallery: The Best Fictional Doomsday Devices
  126. 15th Anniversary: A Look Back at How We Looked Back
  127. Big is Beautiful: 4 Plus-Size LCD Screens Tested and Rated
  128. TV's Killer App: Social Video Viewing?
  129. GM Asks Employees to Beg Congress for Money
  130. Supreme Court Sides With Navy Over Whales
  131. Valve Tricked 'Half Life 2' Hacker Into Fake Job Interview
  132. Review: 'Quantum of Solace': Bad Title, Good Bond
  133. VW Brings a Diesel to the Granddaddy of Desert Races
  134. Shock Waves Could Create Ingredients for Planets
  135. Napster Judge Calls for Major Copyright Reform
  136. 15th Anniversary: Best Headlines We Slipped Past the Bosses
  137. Webkinz Effect: Plush-Toy Fad Begets Imitators
  138. A Sneak Peek at Next Year's Gadgets
  139. Report: Marrow Transplant May Have Cured AIDS
  140. EU Court Says Lego Can't Trademark Its Bricks
  141. How to Fix a Broken Rock Band Pedal
  142. Secret Rocket Balls Target WMD Bunkers
  143. Live: Join Our Wired Science Video Chat
  144. Parallels 4 Offers Mac Fans Blazing-Fast Windows Virtualization
  145. Intersquash Makes Any Website iPhone-Friendly
  146. Back to the Future With Lincoln's Keyless Entry Pad
  147. Jury in MySpace Cyberbullying Trial Might Not Be Told Of Teen's Suicide
  148. Google Chases Skype With New Gmail Video Chat
  149. Fisker's on a Roll and Michigan Gets Karma
  150. Back to the Future With Lincoln's Keyless Entry Pad
  151. Nov. 12, 1935: You Should (Not) Have a Lobotomy
  152. Gallery: Classic Instruction Manuals
  153. Classmates.com User Sues; Schoolmates Weren't Really Looking for Him
  154. From ABBA to Zebra Flesh With TV Adventurer Bear Grylls
  155. After Banning YouTube, Military Launches TroopTube
  156. Detroit is Tanking, But Toyota's In Trouble, Too
  157. Review: 'Mirror's Edge,' the First-Person Parkour Game You Must Play
  158. Live Nation to Sell Major Label MP3s on Artist Pages
  159. Search Engine With Roots in Genomics Unlocks Deep Web
  160. Saul Williams Talks Niggy Tardust's Wins, What's Next
  161. New Watchmen Art Reveals Ozymandias and the Gang
  162. Nov. 11, 1856: Bessemer Becomes the Man of Steel
  163. LAFD's One-Man Geek Squad Brings Web 2.0 to Firefighting
  164. Jargon Watch: Cowpooling, Tweetups, Dark Trading
  165. 15th Anniversary: Weirdest POOP to Land in Wired's Mailbox
  166. Six Real Gadgets Minority Report Predicted Correctly
  167. Fast Food: Another Name for Corn
  168. Google Has Patched a Bug in T-Mobile G1 Phones
  169. Piaggio Unveils a 141-MPG Plug-In Hybrid Scooter
  170. Creative Banjo-Kazooie Is Pretty, But Boring
  171. Mars Phoenix Returns to Ashes
  172. Solar Rig Brings Green Ice to Margaritaville
  173. Does Digg Have a Secret Co-Founder in the Attic?
  174. Learn Tricks to Make iTunes More Useful
  175. Guns N' Roses Uploader to Plead Guilty
  176. Trogdor Will Burninate in Final 'Strong Bad' Game
  177. Take a Load Off With Honda's Robo-Legs
  178. Sony Kills Questionable LittleBigPlanet Levels, Without Warning
  179. Boldly Goat Where No Lawnmower Has Gone Before
  180. How to Bake a Cake in a Mug Using Your Microwave
  181. Mr. Know-It-All: How Green Are Rechargeable Batteries?
  182. Building the Music School of the Future
  183. Space-Rock Pioneers Loop Reissue Early Works
  184. Little Fasteners Causing Big Problems At Boeing
  185. Circuit City Files for Chapter 11 Protection
  186. Dangerous Android Bug Executes Every Keystroke as Root User
  187. Python's Palin Going Around the World Again
  188. Solid Ultralight Lifebook Is Ultraright
  189. Nov. 10, 1983: Gates Opens Windows a Bit Early
  190. A History of Microsoft Windows
  191. Bush Spy Revelations Anticipated When Obama Is Sworn In
  192. Gallery: Wired.com Readers' Most Excellent Telescope Photos
  193. Flying Saucer Speaker Dock Conjures Great Sound, Plenty of Power
  194. Bitebot Tastes the Chemistry of Flavor
  195. In Troubling Economic Times, Consumers Flock to Online Psychics
  196. Review: Roll-Your-Own Rock in 'Guitar Hero World Tour'
  197. Real Ad Execs Talk About Mad Men: Jerry Della Femina
  198. Pakistan Declares Death Penalty for 'Cyber Terror'
  199. Beckerman: RIAA's 'Vexatious' Charge Reeks with 'Falsehood and Fallacy'
  200. OpenID Is Here. Too Bad Users Can't Figure Out How it Works
  201. How to Recover Your Google Account
  202. Real Ad Execs Talk About Mad Men: Jerry Della Femina
  203. LG Goes After the Girls With Its Compact Cellphone
  204. Tricked-Out Inflatable House Provides Instant Survival
  205. Neil Gaiman Hosts Reading of 'Sandman' Political Bits
  206. Million-Dollar Motorcycles, and Worth Every Dime
  207. Windows 7 Will Let Microsoft Track Your Every Move
  208. Twitter Investor Meets With Open Source Textbook Startup
  209. First Look: 3-D 'Monsters vs. Aliens'
  210. 10 More Dead as Drone War Over Pakistan Continues
  211. Game Developer Switches to Flash as Java's Audience Dwindles
  212. Save the Planet — and Your Ass — in an E85 Apocalypsemobile
  213. Postapocalypse Now! 8 Devastating Coming Attractions
  214. AV Receiver Is NASCAR Loud, Ballet Beautiful
  215. How Common Lab Gear Could Contaminate Critical Research
  216. Hands On: iPhone Note Taking Apps Still Not Ready
  217. Oxford's Top 10 Most Annoying Expressions. Absolutely!
  218. Whats Wired, Tired and Expired? Bad Boys to Fanboys
  219. Nov. 7, 1932: Radio Enters the 25th Century
  220. AV Receiver Is NASCAR Loud, Ballet Beautiful
  221. A Scythe for Sore Eyes
  222. Gallery: Buck Rogers Stuff From the 20th Century
  223. Engineers' Miniature Solar Cells Much Smaller Than This: o
  224. Extortion Plot Threatens to Divulge Millions of Patients' Prescriptions
  225. Motor City Needs a Good Ol' Fashion Shotgun Wedding
  226. Michael Crichton's Rich, Mixed Legacy
  227. Police Nab Alleged Craigslist Robber
  228. Build a Local Search App With Google's APIs
  229. Voice, Gestures Will Replace Keyboards In Future Phones
  230. Seeking World Record, Pirate Bay Claims 22 Million Users
  231. Apple's Core Could Soon Include In-House Chips
  232. How to Make a Stealth Camera Bag
  233. Obama's Short List for EPA Head
  234. Giant Twist Freedom DX Electric Bicycle
  235. 'Battlestar Galactica' Props Hit Auction Block
  236. Army Social Scientist Set Afire in Afghanistan
  237. You Can Pay for Sex, Just Not on Craigslist
  238. Eco-Friendly AirPods Get Airport Test
  239. The New Hotness: FourTrack Audio Recorder for iPhone, iPod Touch
  240. Perhaps Only Three Years Til We're Flying Green
  241. IPhone 2.2: Podcast Downloads over 3G?
  242. Wired.com Readers' Favorite Portable Music Players
  243. Show Us Your Flagrant Cellphone-Use Photo
  244. Record Straight From TV to Media Player's Gorgeous Screen
  245. Nov. 6, 1928: All the News That's Lit
  246. 3 Smart Things About Time Zones
  247. How to Edit Wikipedia
  248. Three Plead Guilty in $2 Million Citibank ATM Caper
  249. Inside the Genetic Differences Between Chimps and Humans
  250. Google Search Deal Slips Through Yahoo's Fingers — Is AOL Next?