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Instant-on Linux vendors respond to Chrome OS

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Instant-on Linux platform vendors Phoenix and Devi...

Getting things done with Linux to-do list programs

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To-do list programs can help you stay organized an...

VirtualBox 3 brings 3D graphics support - Ars Tech...

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Sun released VirtualBox 3 this week, the latest ve...

DJ software for Windows and Mac OS X : Page 2

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Suit accuses Blockbuster, Facebook of privacy law ...

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A Texas woman has sued Blockbuster over its activi...

The public trusts scientistsbut not their conclusi...

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The public loves scientists, but it's not so pleas...

Gaming has no significant effects on schoolwork, s...

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A new study shows that gaming is largely an innocu...

Science Journals to Go Online and Ditch Print Over...

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If information isn't online, it may as well not ex...

WIPO broadcast treaty abandons rights-based approa...

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The new broadcasting treaty being worked on at the...

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Apple Releases 4th Test Build Of 10.5.7 To Develop...

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A fourth Mac OS X 10.5.7 test build has been relea...

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New method of phishmongering could fool experience...

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New phishing attack vectors are already popping up...

BitTorrent Seed Farmer found guilty, faces 10 year...

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A jury has convicted EliteTorrents admin Daniel Do...

Blockbuster close to acquiring Movielink?

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Reports are surfacing that Blockbuster is close to...

Hammer drops at last: FCC opposes Comcast P2P thro...

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The Comcast P2P saga has come to its final chapter...

WebKit GTK+ port passes Acid3 on Linux

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The GTK+ port of WebKit is the first open source H...

Intel releases Linux-based Moblin 2 Alpha for Netb...

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The first alpha release of Intel's Linux-based Mob...

Security paper shows how application can steal CPU...

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The team presented a proof-of-concept program for ...

Google's DMCA takedowns leaving Blogger users high...

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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is supposed t...

New Kraken Worm Evading Harpoons of Antivirus Prog...

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Researchers at Damballa Solutions have uncovered e...

Report: Gmail about one-third as expensive as host...

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A new report by the research company has taken a l...

Intel news: a DDR3 prototype, and a big processor ...

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Intel has gotten a working DDR3 prototype chip. De...

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Senator to ISPs: "Think twice" about Net neutralit...

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Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) stepped in front of a group ...

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RIAA trial verdict is in: jury finds Thomas liable...

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After less than four hours of deliberations, a fed...

Norwegian ISP: dig your own fiber trench, save $40...

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Lyse has become the largest fiber-to-the-home prov...

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Shigeru Miyamoto gives advice to the game design h...

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Shigeru Miyamoto drops some knowledge on the game ...

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Congressman Hollywood: Universities a wretched hiv...

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Rep. Howard Berman is fed up with universities ign...

Wal-Mart shoves Linux PCs off store shelves, not w...

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Wal-mart has decided that Linux based PCs aren't w...

France Set for Showdown With EU After Passing 3 St...

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The French National Assembly has passed the countr...

Making microkelvin molecular gases

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Researchers discover a way to efficiently cool sim...

Internet sex makes you sad, anxious?

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An Australian researcher finds that online sexual ...

Latest Microsoft WGA Update Phones Home

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According to tests conducted with an Ethernet snif...

Intel buys into VMWare

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Intel and VMware announced today that Intel Capita...

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Strong Bad coming to Wii and PC

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It's a little later than everyone expected, but St...

OpenRemote grows in popularity

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OpenRemote is a new, open source home automation s...

Internet worse for your grades than alcohol

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"A survey at Michigan State University finds that ...

US intel chief wants carte blanche to peep all 'Ne...

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In a new New Yorker profile, top spy Mike McConnel...

Canadian judge: No warrant needed to see ISP logs

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A Superior Court in Ontario, Canada has ruled that...

New battery prototype may mean the end of explodin...

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The string of laptop battery fires from 2006 is al...

Google to scan 800,000 manuscripts, books from Ind...

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Google's dream of organizing all the world's infor...

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Ars System Guide: January 2006 edition : Page 4

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EFF sues the DOJ for withholding records of teleco...

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The EFF has filed a lawsuit against the Department...

Firefox share up over 20% in Europe, mostly at exp...

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The open source Firefox web browser continues to g...

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Free national wireless broadband plan about to get...

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An ambitious plan to get the FCC to hand over 20MH...

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Worse than Vogon poetry: bogus DMCA takedowns stun...

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The SFWA, which represents science fiction and fan...

Study: P2P effect on legal music sales "not statis...

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RIAA:

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The RIAA said it would file no more "new" lawsuits...