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  1. Slashdot // Sun Offering Optimized AMP Stack On Solaris
  2. Slashdot // The Pirate Bay, Featured in Vanity Fair
  3. Slashdot // Michael Crichton on Why Gene Patents Are Bad
  4. Slashdot // Google Loses Cache-Copyright Lawsuit in Belgium
  5. Slashdot // Study Finds P2P Has No Effect on Legal Music Sales
  6. Slashdot // Bird Flu Pandemic Could Choke the Net
  7. Slashdot // Building a Silicon Brain
  8. Slashdot // Web Censorship Proposed For Norway
  9. Slashdot // Interview With Jailed Video Blogger Josh Wolf
  10. Slashdot // The Prospects For Virtualizing OS X
  11. Slashdot // California Balks At Internet Sales Tax
  12. Slashdot // Motorola Unveils Phone That Bends
  13. Slashdot // Sony Set to Market Blu-ray as Winner of Format War
  14. Slashdot // FSF Releases Fiduciary License Agreement
  15. Slashdot // Biology Goes Open Source
  16. Slashdot // IBM Launching an Open Desktop Solution
  17. Slashdot // Geo-Engineering to stop Climate Change
  18. Slashdot // Intel Squeezes 1.8 TFlops Out of One Processor
  19. Slashdot // Solaris Telnet 0-day vulnerability
  20. Slashdot // MacResearch Introduces OpenMacGrid
  21. Slashdot // Cosmic Rays and Global Warming
  22. Slashdot // MacResearch Introduces OpenMacGrid
  23. Slashdot // Cosmic Rays and Global Warming
  24. Slashdot // EU Bans Sock-Puppet Blogs
  25. Slashdot // Canadian Copyright Group Wants iPod Tax
  26. Slashdot // Spotlight Improvements In Leopard
  27. Slashdot // Mars Camera's Worsening Eye Problems
  28. Slashdot // Recognizing Scenes Like the Brain Does
  29. Slashdot // US Planning Response To a Cyber Attack
  30. Slashdot // Blood Vessel Shunt May Save Limbs In War
  31. Slashdot // VPN Issues With New Airport Extreme 802.11n
  32. Slashdot // The Pirated Software Problem in the 3rd World
  33. Slashdot // Walmart Rejects Firefox and Safari
  34. Slashdot // Viral Marketing Breeding Cynicism
  35. Slashdot // Jonathan Lethem On Plagiarism
  36. Slashdot // Obama Announces for President, Boosts Broadband
  37. Slashdot // Dell Laptop Burns House Down
  38. Slashdot // Two Ways Not To Handle Free Speech
  39. Slashdot // MS Seeks Patent For Repossessing School Computers
  40. Slashdot // Two Ways Not To Handle Free Speech
  41. Slashdot // An Overview of Parallelism
  42. Slashdot // China Creates Massive Online ID Database
  43. Slashdot // Storing Wind Power In Cold Stores
  44. Slashdot // Teens Prosecuted For Racy Photos
  45. Slashdot // New Community Site Offers Views From the Trenches
  46. Slashdot // Father of MPEG Replies To Jobs On DRM
  47. Slashdot // MIT Scientists Reach Fiber-Optic Breakthrough
  48. Slashdot // The Death of Clippy
  49. Slashdot // Vista Followup Already in the Works
  50. Slashdot // Princeton ESP Lab to Close
  51. Slashdot // AMD's Showcases Quad-Core Barcelona CPU
  52. Slashdot // Open Source Phone on the Way
  53. Slashdot // Cartoon Network CEO Resigns Over Aqua Teen Scare
  54. Slashdot // Doomsday Seed Vault Design Unveiled
  55. Slashdot // A New Approach to Mutating Malware
  56. Slashdot // $25M Bounty Offered for Global Warming Fix
  57. Slashdot // Apple, The New Microsoft?
  58. Slashdot // Some States Say National ID Cards 'Make Life Easier'
  59. Slashdot // Army of Davids Beats Pentagon Procurement
  60. Slashdot // The Return of Toys
  61. Slashdot // Breakdown Forces New Look At Mars Mission Sexuality
  62. Slashdot // EMI May Sell Entire Collection as DRM-less MP3s
  63. Slashdot // Porn Industry May Not Decide Format War
  64. Slashdot // Statistical Accuracy of Internet Weather Forecasts
  65. Slashdot // Brain Scanner Can Read People's Intentions
  66. Slashdot // Is Interoperable DRM Really Less Secure?
  67. Slashdot // MIT's Millimeter Turbine to be Ready This Year
  68. Slashdot // Microsoft Not Dropping Hotmail Name
  69. Slashdot // Mice Cured of Autism
  70. Slashdot // Cisco to Open Source CTA
  71. Slashdot // Windows Expert Jumps Ship
  72. Slashdot // Apple's Windows Apps Not Ready For Vista
  73. Slashdot // Yahoo Pipes
  74. Slashdot // Canonical and Linspire Make a Deal
  75. Slashdot // Indonesia Stops Sharing Avian Virus Samples
  76. Slashdot // Google Opens Gmail To All
  77. Slashdot // Quantum Computer To Launch Next Week
  78. Slashdot // The Economist, DVD Jon On Apple's DRM Stand
  79. Slashdot // Senate Introduces Strong Privacy Bill
  80. Slashdot // DNA-rainbow, A New Vision of Human Chromosomes
  81. Slashdot // Woman Wins Right to Criticize Surgeon on Website
  82. Slashdot // Microsoft Slugs Mac Users With Vista Tax
  83. Slashdot // Study Show Link Between IT Sabotage, Work Behavior
  84. Slashdot // RIAA Victim Wins Attorney's Fees
  85. Slashdot // Google Apps to Become Paid Service
  86. Slashdot // One Laptop Per Child Security Spec Released
  87. Slashdot // Video on Demand From the Public Library
  88. Slashdot // Panasonic ToughBook Testing Facility Tour
  89. Slashdot // Canadian Government Rejects Net Neutrality Rules
  90. Slashdot // Schneier Mulls Psychology of Security
  91. Slashdot // Google Docs to support Powerpoint
  92. Slashdot // Measure Anything with a Camera and Software
  93. Slashdot // Public Iris Scanning Device In the Works
  94. Slashdot // A New Twist On Skywriting
  95. Slashdot // Purdue Makes Trash To Electicity Generator
  96. Slashdot // Why Does Skype Read the BIOS?
  97. Slashdot // RIAA Says CDs Should Cost More
  98. Slashdot // Microsoft's Vista AV Fails Certification
  99. Slashdot // Texas Bill For Open Documents
  100. Slashdot // Ogg Vorbis Gaining Industry Support
  101. Slashdot // Gates Says Microsoft Will Support OpenID
  102. Slashdot // DNS Root Servers Attacked
  103. Slashdot // Security — Open Vs. Closed
  104. Slashdot // Your House Is About To Be Photographed
  105. Slashdot // Graph of Linux Vs. Windows System Calls
  106. Slashdot // Chip-and-Pin Vulnerable To Subtle Trickery
  107. Slashdot // Wal-Mart Offers Up Downloadable Movies
  108. Slashdot // Parking Attendant 2.0
  109. Slashdot // Aqua Teen Stunt Costs Turner and Agency $2M
  110. Slashdot // Cheap, Safe, Patentless Cancer Drug Discovered
  111. Slashdot // French Kids Get OSS on USB Sticks
  112. Slashdot // Bitlocker No Real Threat To Decryption?
  113. Slashdot // Court Rules GPS Tracking Legal For Law Officers
  114. Slashdot // Unreal 3 Engine to Skip the Wii
  115. Slashdot // Gorbachev Asks Gates to Intervene in Piracy Case
  116. Slashdot // How To Tell Open-Source Winners From Losers
  117. Slashdot // Apple Inc. Inks Apple Corps Deal
  118. Slashdot // Canadian Movie Piracy Claims Mostly Fiction?
  119. Slashdot // Personality Secrets in Your MP3 Player
  120. Slashdot // More States Challenging National Driver's Licenses
  121. Slashdot // Launch of OSS For Mobile Phones
  122. Slashdot // US Set on Expansion of Security DNA Collection
  123. Slashdot // DNA to Test Theory of Roman Village in China
  124. Slashdot // Google to Blur Sensitive India Sites
  125. Slashdot // Dance Copyright Enforced by DMCA
  126. Slashdot // Want to Take On An Open/Unsolved Problem?
  127. Slashdot // The Death Of CS In Education?
  128. Slashdot // MS Office Zero-Day Under Attack
  129. Slashdot // Linux Kernel 2.6.20 Released
  130. Slashdot // TiVo Selling Data on Users' Watching Habits
  131. Slashdot // MySpace Worm Creator Sentenced
  132. Slashdot // "Tech Heroes" From Ada Lovelace to Jamie Z
  133. Slashdot // Google Sought To Hide Political Dealmaking
  134. Slashdot // Jack Thompson Faces Disciplinary Hearing
  135. Slashdot // A Dream Job - CTO of the OLPC Project
  136. Slashdot // Wii Hacked To Control Sword-Wielding Robot
  137. Slashdot // Material Tougher Than Diamond Developed
  138. Slashdot // XML::Simple for Perl Developers
  139. Slashdot // 'Best' Fake Blog of 2006 Awarded
  140. Slashdot // Why Software is Hard
  141. Slashdot // Open Source Advocacy Group Quiet About Launch
  142. Slashdot // flOw Composer Austin Wintory Interviewed
  143. Slashdot // Confidential Microsoft Emails Posted Online
  144. Slashdot // Cory Doctorow on Shrinkwrap Licenses
  145. Slashdot // Researchers Use 'Decoy' Molecule to Treat Cancer
  146. Slashdot // Novell May be Banned from Distributing Linux
  147. Slashdot // NASA Considers Plans for Permanent Moon Base
  148. Slashdot // Newspaper Headlines Bow to SEO Demands
  149. Slashdot // Viacom Demands YouTube Remove Videos
  150. Slashdot // Nvidia Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Vista Drivers
  151. Slashdot // Wi-Fi Phones Reviewed
  152. Slashdot // Matt Groening Talks About Futurama's Comeback
  153. Slashdot // Open XML Translator for Microsoft Word Available
  154. Slashdot // Ocean Planets on the Brink of Detection
  155. Slashdot // Dell's Intel Bias Caused By Under the Table Cash?
  156. Slashdot // Adverts Mysteriously Appended to YouTube Clips
  157. Slashdot // iPhone Lawsuit Put On Hold For The Moment
  158. Slashdot // Scientists Offered Cash to Dispute Climate Study
  159. Slashdot // Cloning the Smell of the Sea
  160. Slashdot // Dreamworks Dumps Wallace and Gromit
  161. Slashdot // Florida to Scrap Touch Screen Voting?
  162. Slashdot // Mac Developer Mulls Zero-day Security Response
  163. Slashdot // Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Release Date Announced
  164. Slashdot // Vista Family Discount Keys Found Not Compatible
  165. Slashdot // Bruce Schneier Talks Brain Heuristics and Security
  166. Slashdot // Vista Indicates A Shift in Microsoft's Priorities
  167. Slashdot // Piracy Built the Romanian IT Industry
  168. Slashdot // Survey Indicates ID Theft May Be Diminishing
  169. Slashdot // Freeing the Good Stuff From University Labs
  170. Slashdot // 10 Years of Pushing For Linux — and Giving Up
  171. Slashdot // Netvibes May Give My Yahoo Run For Money
  172. Slashdot // Are TV Pharmaceutical Ads Damaging?
  173. Slashdot // Michael Dell Returns to CEO Role at Dell
  174. Slashdot // Biology Could Be Used To Turn Sugar Into Diesel
  175. Slashdot // Solving DRM in the BitTorrent Age
  176. Slashdot // Three Months of Britain's e-Petition System
  177. Slashdot // Scientists Attempt To Calm Volcano
  178. Slashdot // Teen Accuses Record Companies of Collusion
  179. Slashdot // Aqua Teen Hunger Force Brings Boston to a Halt
  180. Slashdot // An Origami Lens for Your Camera Phone?
  181. Slashdot // Google "Loses" Gmail in Europe
  182. Slashdot // BBC Download Plans Approved
  183. Slashdot // Jens Axboe On Kernel Development
  184. Slashdot // Why You & Yahoo Should Like This Human Rights Law
  185. Slashdot // Linux 2.6.20-rc6 Kernel Performance
  186. Slashdot // Microsoft Tops Corporate-Reputation Survey
  187. Slashdot // Sony Settles With FTC Over Rootkits
  188. Slashdot // Interview With "Switcher Girl" Ellen Feiss
  189. Slashdot // Linden Labs Sends "Permit-and-Proceed" Letter
  190. Slashdot // MySQL Prepares To Go Public
  191. Slashdot // Mass Storage For Phones
  192. Slashdot // Net Neutrality Act On the Agenda Again
  193. Slashdot // Ancient Village Unearthed Near Stonehenge
  194. Slashdot // Bosworth On Why AJAX Failed, Then Succeeded
  195. Slashdot // Hubble Camera Lost "For Good"
  196. Slashdot // Farewell To the Floppy Disk
  197. Slashdot // Fedora Metrics Help Whole Linux Community
  198. Slashdot // Windows Vista Launches To Mixed Reactions
  199. Slashdot // IBM's Chief Architect Says Software is at Dead End
  200. Slashdot // 'Full-Pipe' FBI Internet Monitoring Questionably Legal
  201. Slashdot // Outdated Domains To Meet Their End
  202. Slashdot // Apple Mac/PC Ads With a UK Twist
  203. Slashdot // Jim Gray Is Missing
  204. Slashdot // Scientists Hope To Settle "Hobbit" Debate
  205. Slashdot // OS Comparisons From the BBC
  206. Slashdot // Cingular, Others Fined For Using Adware
  207. Slashdot // Verizon Rejected iPhone Deal
  208. Slashdot // Hubble Telescope's Main Camera Shuts Down
  209. Slashdot // Microsoft to Get Tough on License Dodgers
  210. Slashdot // US Missle Interceptor Tests a Success
  211. Slashdot // British E-Voting Pilots Announced
  212. Slashdot // Professor Michael Geist on Vista's Fine Print
  213. Slashdot // On Electricity (Generation)
  214. Slashdot // SpamArchive.org No More?
  215. Slashdot // How eBay Sellers Fix Auctions
  216. Slashdot // Uncle Sam Spoils Dream Trip To Space
  217. Slashdot // Who Killed the Webmaster?
  218. Slashdot // Canadian Phone Company Selling Porn
  219. Slashdot // Gentoo On Server Considered Harmful
  220. Slashdot // Vista Upgrades Require Presence of Old OS
  221. Slashdot // The Privacy Candidate
  222. Slashdot // Bluetooth Spam In Public Spaces
  223. Slashdot // Google Blurring Sensitive Map Information
  224. Slashdot // TomTom Admits Satnav Device Infected With Virus
  225. Slashdot // Fight DRM While There's Still Time
  226. Slashdot // NASA Commemorates Space Shuttle Tragedies
  227. Slashdot // Bezos and O'Reilly 2.0
  228. Slashdot // Spamming Google Maps
  229. Slashdot // Inside the Lucasfilm datacenter
  230. Slashdot // Government Seeks Dismissal of Spy Suit
  231. Slashdot // An Essay On Subscription Television
  232. Slashdot // Debian Gets Win32 Installer
  233. Slashdot // European Launch Site For Virgin Galactic
  234. Slashdot // OSDL's Review of Desktop Linux In 2006
  235. Slashdot // Bacteria Harnessed As Micro-Robot Motors
  236. Slashdot // AMD Says Barcelona Will Outperform Clovertown
  237. Slashdot // Google Admits China Censorship Was Damaging
  238. Slashdot // The Taxman's Web Spider Cometh
  239. Slashdot // Inside the Windows Vista Kernel
  240. Slashdot // Intel, IBM Announce Chip Breakthrough
  241. Slashdot // Microsoft Copies Idea, Admits It, Then Patents It
  242. Slashdot // The Mystery of Saturn's Atmosphere
  243. Slashdot // Jury Rules That H.264 is Not Patented
  244. Slashdot // Web Honeynet Project IDs Attackers
  245. Slashdot // Anger Over EU Medical Data-Sharing
  246. Slashdot // Why the .XXX Domain is a Bad Idea That Won't Die
  247. Slashdot // Global Warming May Have Killed the Dinosaurs
  248. Slashdot // Scientist Develops Caffeinated Baked Goods
  249. Slashdot // British Police Identify Killer in Radiation Case
  250. Slashdot // 25 Percent of All Computers in a Botnet?