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  1. Slashdot // Why is Microsoft Patching XP?
  2. Slashdot // The Future of C++ As Seen By Its Creator
  3. Slashdot // High-Quality HD Content Can't Easily Be Played by Vista
  4. Slashdot // Strict German Computer Crime Law Now in Effect
  5. Slashdot // Net Neutrality Debate Crosses the Atlantic
  6. Slashdot // Spirit Outlasts Viking 2 Lander
  7. Slashdot // China to Deploy World's Largest People Tracking Network
  8. Slashdot // Bone Hormone Linked to Obesity and Diabetes
  9. Slashdot // iPhone Bill a Whopping 52 Pages Long
  10. Slashdot // Forgent Patent Troll Loses Again
  11. Slashdot // Google Pack Adds StarOffice
  12. Slashdot // Hardening Linux
  13. Slashdot // Voltron Headed For The Big Screen
  14. Slashdot // US Spy Agencies See Bloggers as Journalists
  15. Slashdot // Sharp Rise Seen in Chinese Patents
  16. Slashdot // Why We Need to Expand into Space
  17. Slashdot // OOXML Won't Get Fast-Track ISO Standardization
  18. Slashdot // Baiji River Dolphin May or May Not Be Extinct
  19. Slashdot // Torvalds on Linux and Microsoft
  20. Slashdot // DARPA Develops Dolphin-like Tail For Divers
  21. Slashdot // How to Reach 200 MPH on Hydrogen Fuel Cells
  22. Slashdot // Perfect Crystals Grown by Cancelling Out Gravity on Earth
  23. Slashdot // SCO Fiasco Over for Linux, Starting For Solaris?
  24. Slashdot // DHS Plans Changes in Air Passenger Screening
  25. Slashdot // Linux Foundation Calls for 'Respect for Microsoft'
  26. Slashdot // Buffer Overflow Found in RFID Passport Readers
  27. Slashdot // Federal Anti-Obscenity Program Comes Up Limp
  28. Slashdot // Pico-ITX, Because Size Matters
  29. Slashdot // Oracle Contributes Linux Code, Expands Hardware Support
  30. Slashdot // DirectX 10 Hardware Is Now Obsolete
  31. Slashdot // Space Hotel to Open in 2012
  32. Slashdot // The Heretical Freeman Dyson
  33. Slashdot // Gouge Found on Shuttle Endeavour's Underside
  34. Slashdot // New 'Stellarator' Design for Fusion Reactors
  35. Slashdot // SCO Loses
  36. Slashdot // Discouraging Students from Taking Math
  37. Slashdot // Google Rolls Out Online Storage Services
  38. Slashdot // Police Data-Mining Done Right
  39. Slashdot // Only 25% of Firefox Downloaders Are 'Active Users'
  40. Slashdot // Sun Lowers Barriers to Open-Source Java
  41. Slashdot // Australia to Offer Widespread ISP-level Filtering
  42. Slashdot // Chinese Pirates Copy iPhone, Make Improvements
  43. Slashdot // FCC Rejects Cheap/Fast Internet Device
  44. Slashdot // OHSU Turns Mouse into Factory for Human Liver Cells
  45. Slashdot // Music DRM in Critical Condition?
  46. Slashdot // MythTV Scheduling Service Reveals Pricing
  47. Slashdot // AMD Backs openSUSE with Huge New Infrastructure
  48. Slashdot // Many Antivirus Tools Fail in LinuxWorld Test
  49. Slashdot // DARPA Semifinalists Selected
  50. Slashdot // MySQL Closing Off Its Source
  51. Slashdot // DUI Defendant Wins Source Code to Breathalyzer
  52. Slashdot // Microsoft DRM Code for Netflix Streams Hacked
  53. Slashdot // Microsoft Moves in on the Graphics Market
  54. Slashdot // Dell Considers Bundling Virtualization on Mobos
  55. Slashdot // Optical Solution For an NP-Complete Problem?
  56. Slashdot // Cambridge Researcher Breaks OpenBSD Systrace
  57. Slashdot // Algorithm Seamlessly Patches Holes In Images
  58. Slashdot // American Red Cross Sued For Using a Red Cross
  59. Slashdot // Blockbuster Throws Hat into Movie Download Business
  60. Slashdot // How to Turn a Mini Maglite into a Laser
  61. Slashdot // Human Origins Theory Tested By Recent Findings
  62. Slashdot // BitTorrent Closes Source Code
  63. Slashdot // Privacy Winning Search Engine War
  64. Slashdot // Privacy Winning Search Engine War
  65. Slashdot // NSF Announces Supercomputer Grant Winners
  66. Slashdot // Beautiful Code Interview
  67. Slashdot // Rare Meteor Event to Inform on Dangerous Comets
  68. Slashdot // OpenGL SuperBible
  69. Slashdot // Finally We Get New Elements in HTML 5
  70. Slashdot // Largest-Known Planet Befuddles Scientists
  71. Slashdot // Microsoft Says "War on Terror" is Overblown
  72. Slashdot // Humanity's Genetic Diversity on the Decline
  73. Slashdot // School Boards Rule, Internet No Longer Dangerous
  74. Slashdot // The Java Popup you Can't Stop
  75. Slashdot // Federal Journalist Shield Law Advances
  76. Slashdot // Couple Bonding Through PC Building
  77. Slashdot // Forbes Offers a Sympathetic Portrayal of Hackers
  78. Slashdot // Ubuntu Dell Now In UK, France, and Germany
  79. Slashdot // Oklahoma Security Expert Attacks RIAA Claims
  80. Slashdot // New Explanation For the Industrial Revolution
  81. Slashdot // Sun Moves Into Commodity Silicon
  82. Slashdot // Charging the Unhealthy More For Insurance
  83. Slashdot // LG Phillips Patents Oil and Water Display
  84. Slashdot // Vote Swapping Ruled Legal
  85. Slashdot // Microsoft Fracturing the Open-Source Community
  86. Slashdot // Apple updates iMac, iLife, .Mac
  87. Slashdot // Surviving in Space Without a Spacesuit
  88. Slashdot // The New Yorker On Spam
  89. Slashdot // Patent Lawsuits Galore
  90. Slashdot // FBI Raids Home of Suspected NSA Leaker
  91. Slashdot // Mac Systems Management
  92. Slashdot // 10-Day Patch Guarantee Not Mozilla's Policy
  93. Slashdot // Nukes Against Earth-Impacting Asteroids
  94. Slashdot // Nukes Against Earth-Impacting Asteroids
  95. Slashdot // FTC To Examine Targeted Advertising
  96. Slashdot // DNS Rebinding Attacks, Multi-Pin Variant
  97. Slashdot // Homeland Security Commissions LED-Based Puke-Saber
  98. Slashdot // Social Networking Sites Full of Security Holes
  99. Slashdot // Coping Strategies for Women in IT
  100. Slashdot // Consumer Reports on 'State of the Net'
  101. Slashdot // EPA Sends Data Center Power Study to Congress
  102. Slashdot // A 3-D View of the Brain
  103. Slashdot // British Scientists Reverse Casimir Effect
  104. Slashdot // Internet Radio's 'Second Chance' Bogging Down in House
  105. Slashdot // Microsoft, NASA Allow For 3D Shuttle View
  106. Slashdot // Award of $200M Supercomputer to IBM Proving Controversial
  107. Slashdot // NYT Exposes the Identity of Fake Steve Jobs
  108. Slashdot // The Physics of Beer Bubbles
  109. Slashdot // id and Valve May Be Violating GPL
  110. Slashdot // IRS Freely Gives Out Employee User Name/Password Info
  111. Slashdot // The Study of Physical Hacks at DefCon
  112. Slashdot // Procedural Programming- The Secret Behind Spore
  113. Slashdot // The Fermi Paradox is Back
  114. Slashdot // MSN Censors Your IM
  115. Slashdot // House Approves Warrantless Wiretapping Extension
  116. Slashdot // The Potential of Geothermal Power
  117. Slashdot // Brain Electrodes Help Injured Man To Speak Again
  118. Slashdot // Tales of Conversion - Using Ubuntu at Work
  119. Slashdot // Case of the Great Hot-Site Swap
  120. Slashdot // Automatix 'Actively Dangerous' to Ubuntu
  121. Slashdot // StarCraft 2 Terran Gameplay, Single Player Info
  122. Slashdot // Diebold Voting Machines Vulnerable to Virus Attack
  123. Slashdot // Diebold Voting Machines Audited by California
  124. Slashdot // 'Til Tech Do Us Part
  125. Slashdot // Digitized Apollo Flight Films Available Online
  126. Slashdot // HP to Researchers, 'Our Printers Are Safe'
  127. Slashdot // New Water-Cooled Hard Drives Coming
  128. Slashdot // Bill Would Reverse Bans on Municipal Broadband
  129. Slashdot // Astronomer Offers Theory Into 400-year-Old Lunar Mystery
  130. Slashdot // The Science of Bridge Collapse Prevention
  131. Slashdot // Dateline NBC Mole Outed at DefCon
  132. Slashdot // Newfound Planet Has Earth-Like Orbit
  133. Slashdot // First Third-party Native iPhone Application Released
  134. Slashdot // FCC Commish - US Playing 'Russian Roulette' with Broadband
  135. Slashdot // Broadcasters Want Cash For Media Shared at Home
  136. Slashdot // Microsoft Cuts Vista Price to $66 in China
  137. Slashdot // Winnie Wrote a Math Book
  138. Slashdot // Worm Threat Forces Apple to Disable Software?
  139. Slashdot // Open Standards Initiative Fails in Massachusetts
  140. Slashdot // Sun To Release 8-Core Niagara 2 Processor
  141. Slashdot // Old School Linux Remembered, Parts 0.02 & 0.03
  142. Slashdot // The Pirate Bay About To Relaunch Suprnova.org
  143. Slashdot // Old School Linux Remembered, Parts 0.02 & 0.03
  144. Slashdot // Mac Users' Internet Experience to Retain Same Fonts
  145. Slashdot // First Armed Robots on Patrol in Iraq
  146. Slashdot // New Theory Explains Periodic Mass Extinctions
  147. Slashdot // Microsoft's HD Photo to Become JPEG Standard?
  148. Slashdot // Introducing the Slashdot Firehose
  149. Slashdot // German Prosecutors Won't Help RIAA Counterpart
  150. Slashdot // Microsoft To Try Works As Adware
  151. Slashdot // A Year In Prison For a 20-Second Film Clip?
  152. Slashdot // Using Face Recognition Instead of a PIN Number
  153. Slashdot // NASA Hacker Wins Right to Extradition Hearing
  154. Slashdot // Elton John Says Internet is Destroying Music
  155. Slashdot // Nasa Hacker Wins Right to Extradition Hearing
  156. Slashdot // Building Artificial Bone
  157. Slashdot // The DRM Scorecard
  158. Slashdot // Ohio Establishing State Wide Broadband Network
  159. Slashdot // NFL, MLB Accused of Bogus Copyright Claims
  160. Slashdot // China's Open Document Format Fight
  161. Slashdot // What Does the 'Next Internet' Look Like?
  162. Slashdot // No Demand for Linux in the UK?
  163. Slashdot // Mouse or Trackball?
  164. Slashdot // Ubuntu Linux vs. Mac OS X
  165. Slashdot // Smarter Teens Have Less Sex
  166. Slashdot // Supercomputer On the Cheap
  167. Slashdot // New Record For Solar Cell Power Efficiency
  168. Slashdot // DSS/HIPPA/SOX Unalterable Audit Logs?
  169. Slashdot // Mitsubishi Breaks Up Famous Computer Science Lab
  170. Slashdot // Apple iPhone v1.0.1 Update Now Available
  171. Slashdot // IBM Saves $250M Running Linux On Mainframes
  172. Slashdot // Canadian Court Sides With Dell Against Class Actions
  173. Slashdot // AT&T Deal With eMusic Excludes iPhones
  174. Slashdot // Blue Blu-ray
  175. Slashdot // FCC Goes Halfway On Opening 700 MHz Spectrum
  176. Slashdot // A CIO's View of Ubuntu
  177. Slashdot // Does ODF Have a Future?
  178. Slashdot // The Completely Fair Scheduler's Impact On Games
  179. Slashdot // A Majority of Businesses Will Not Move To Vista
  180. Slashdot // Firm Sues Sony Over Cell Processor
  181. Slashdot // Small Electric Car May Usher In Big Changes
  182. Slashdot // Futurama Movie Set For November 27
  183. Slashdot // Canadian Theatre Chain Sued for Abusive Search
  184. Slashdot // Music From DNA Patented
  185. Slashdot // FBI, IRS Raid Home of Sen. Ted Stevens
  186. Slashdot // Bill Would Criminalize Attempted IP Infringement
  187. Slashdot // Letter Casts Doubt On Yahoo China Testimony
  188. Slashdot // In Search of the Cheap Linux Laptop
  189. Slashdot // Microsoft Paternity Case Settled
  190. Slashdot // "Crowd Farm" to Collect Energy?
  191. Slashdot // Apple Sued Over iPhone Non-Replaceable Batteries
  192. Slashdot // Schneier Talks to the Head of TSA
  193. Slashdot // Emoticons in the Workplace
  194. Slashdot // Choosing a Good DNSBL
  195. Slashdot // Microsoft FUD Watch
  196. Slashdot // NASA Contractors Censoring Saturn V Info
  197. Slashdot // Comment Deadline For NYC Photography Permits
  198. Slashdot // ACLU Protests Police Scanning License Plates
  199. Slashdot // Ticket Tracking and Customer Management?
  200. Slashdot // Etoile Project Releases Mac-Like Environment
  201. Slashdot // Our ATM Is Broken, Go To Jail
  202. Slashdot // US Blocks Entry For German Black Hat Presenter
  203. Slashdot // Microsoft Seeks Open Source Certification
  204. Slashdot // Higher Tuition For an Engineering Degree
  205. Slashdot // DeLorean to Come Back (Sorta)
  206. Slashdot // First iPhone 3rd Party GUI App Compiles
  207. Slashdot // Encrypted USB Key With TOR, Firefox
  208. Slashdot // NZ MPs Outlaw Satire of Parliament
  209. Slashdot // KisMAC Developer Discontinues Project
  210. Slashdot // Judge Permits eBay's "Buy It Now" Feature
  211. Slashdot // School District To Parents — Buy Office 2007
  212. Slashdot // US Paperless Voting Bill Advances
  213. Slashdot // British Columbia To Charge Recycling Fee
  214. Slashdot // How Microsoft Beat Linux In China
  215. Slashdot // Torvalds Explains Scheduler Decision
  216. Slashdot // Microsoft Reinvents Bittorrent
  217. Slashdot // Samsung Develops First LCD Panel Using DisplayPort
  218. Slashdot // Houston, We Have a Drinking Problem
  219. Slashdot // AC = Domestic Terrorists?
  220. Slashdot // Researchers Crack Every Certified CA Voting Machine
  221. Slashdot // Brian May, Rock Legend, Soon-To-Be Astrophysicist
  222. Slashdot // The Future of Putting Chips Inside Our Brains
  223. Slashdot // Reboot To Get A Reboot
  224. Slashdot // Toyota Unveils Plug-in Hybrid Prius
  225. Slashdot // Merely Cloaking Data May Be Incriminating?
  226. Slashdot // IBM to Regulate Employee Second Life Behavior
  227. Slashdot // Wikipedia Infiltrated by Intelligence Agents?
  228. Slashdot // Report Warns Against Well-Meaning Net Censorship
  229. Slashdot // University of Kansas Will Not Forward RIAA Letters
  230. Slashdot // Leonard Nimoy to Play Spock in Next Star Trek Movie
  231. Slashdot // Happy System Administrator Appreciation Day
  232. Slashdot // The Trouble With TiVo
  233. Slashdot // EU Slaps Intel With Formal Antitrust Charges
  234. Slashdot // Intern Loses 800,000 Social Security Numbers
  235. Slashdot // Microsoft Claims a Billion Windows Installs by End of 2008
  236. Slashdot // Change Google's Background Color To Save Energy?
  237. Slashdot // Dell to Offer More Linux PCs
  238. Slashdot // Explosion at Scaled Composites Kills 2, Injures 4
  239. Slashdot // Cisco to Kill Linksys Brand Name
  240. Slashdot // RansomWare Disassembly Reveals Evolutionary Path
  241. Slashdot // NASA Investigates Possible Sabotage by Worker
  242. Slashdot // BitTorrent Comes to Cell Phones
  243. Slashdot // Thunderbird to Leave Mozilla Foundation
  244. Slashdot // Humans Can Still Out-Bluff Machines
  245. Slashdot // BusinessWeek Advocates Microsoft Piracy
  246. Slashdot // Firefox and IE Still Not Getting Along
  247. Slashdot // Deep Packet Inspection and Net Neutrality
  248. Slashdot // Second Life Shuts Down Gambling
  249. Slashdot // Under User Pressure, SugarCRM Adopts GPLv3
  250. Slashdot // Cell Towers Not Responsible For Illness