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  1. Slashdot // Following up on Torrent Shutdowns
  2. Slashdot // Knoppix To Split Into 'Light,' 'Maximum' Versions
  3. Slashdot // CCC Mods Rent-a-Bike To Allow Free Rides
  4. Slashdot // WEP And PPTP Password Crackers Released
  5. Slashdot // Some Ways To Avoid Spam On Gmail
  6. Slashdot // Coming Soon: Self Heating Coffee
  7. Slashdot // New Technology for the Blind?
  8. Slashdot // Walmart Offers Sub-$500 laptop With Linspire
  9. Slashdot // Cognitive Enhancement Drugs
  10. Slashdot // CA Court Strikes Blow Against Hidden EULAs
  11. Slashdot // How Can I Trust Firefox?
  12. Slashdot // Flaw in Google's New Desktop Tool [Update: Fixed!]
  13. Slashdot // Reviewing Anti Spam Offerings
  14. Slashdot // High School Dropout, Self-Taught Chip Designer
  15. Slashdot // DNA For Information Processing and Data Storage
  16. Slashdot // Building Applications with the Linux Standard Base
  17. Slashdot // Sought for MGM v. Grokster: Non-Infringing P2P Use
  18. Slashdot // Playing the Game Boy DS Online
  19. Slashdot // EA Trying to Buy Ubisoft Shares
  20. Slashdot // OpenOffice 2.0 Preview Release
  21. Slashdot // Flaw in Google's New Desktop Tool
  22. Slashdot // Burn the CD on Both Sides
  23. Slashdot // Sony and Sharp Backing LCD TVs Over Plasma?
  24. Slashdot // First 3 Generation-Compatible HD DVD Drive
  25. Slashdot // The Ten Worst Products of the Year
  26. Slashdot // Linux To Ring Up $35B By 2008
  27. Slashdot // Game Industry Bigger Than Hollywood
  28. Slashdot // Boeing Eyes In-Flight Live TV on Your Laptop
  29. Slashdot // Koolance Water Cooling Kit
  30. Slashdot // TorrentBits.org and SuprNova.org Go Dark
  31. Slashdot // Rosegarden Developers Interviewed by O'Reilly
  32. Slashdot // GIMP 2.2 Released
  33. Slashdot // Legal Rights for Computers
  34. Slashdot // Patrick Volkerding Back to Work
  35. Slashdot // 6-Month Sentence for NASA Cracker
  36. Slashdot // NYTimes Reports on Firefox
  37. Slashdot // LCD Screen for Image Editing
  38. Slashdot // Really Stylish PCs and Peripherals
  39. Slashdot // FCC Indecency Rules Don't Apply to Satellite Radio
  40. Slashdot // Open Letter to a Digital World
  41. Slashdot // 6 Month Sentence for NASA Cracker
  42. Slashdot // $1 Billion Awarded in Lawsuit Against Spammers
  43. Slashdot // Diebold to Pay $2.6M Due to Insecure Voting Machines
  44. Slashdot // Yahoo! Maps to Support Realtime Traffic
  45. Slashdot // Pliable Solar Cells on a Roll
  46. Slashdot // Labels Trying New CD Copy Prevention Systems
  47. Slashdot // Comment Spams Straining Servers Running MT
  48. Slashdot // Music Download Service Targets Linux Desktops
  49. Slashdot // Examining Bittorrent
  50. Slashdot // Geek Books as Holiday Gifts
  51. Slashdot // Intel Expands Core Concept for Chips
  52. Slashdot // HP, Intel Call it Quits on Itanium Partnership
  53. Slashdot // Mozilla 1.7.5 Released
  54. Slashdot // World's Thinnest Flash Memory Cell Unveiled
  55. Slashdot // Trillian 3.0 Released
  56. Slashdot // Louisiana Towns Going High-Tech
  57. Slashdot // Revolutionary Tower in Brazil
  58. Slashdot // Google Suggest Dissected
  59. Slashdot // Weather Monitoring Frequencies Subject to Pollution
  60. Slashdot // Setting up a High-Tech Language School?
  61. Slashdot // GTK 2.6.0 Released
  62. Slashdot // Microsoft May Charge for Security Tools
  63. Slashdot // FTC Defines Spam
  64. Slashdot // Build Your Own Teleprompter
  65. Slashdot // Automatic Christmas Music
  66. Slashdot // Penny Arcade Holiday Strip Series #1
  67. Slashdot // Internet Access and Computer Fraud Laws
  68. Slashdot // Top 10 Scientific Advances of 2004
  69. Slashdot // Linux Desktop Migration Cookbook from IBM
  70. Slashdot // Canada Quashes Copyright Tax on MP3 Players
  71. Slashdot // Secret Agents Hold Code-Breaking Contest
  72. Slashdot // Employee Stock Options Must be Treated as Expenses
  73. Slashdot // Astronaut: 'Single-Planet Species Don't Last'
  74. Slashdot // Interchangeable Data Storage Bricks?
  75. Slashdot // Nanotech Brings Cheap Flat TVs From Diamond Dust
  76. Slashdot // ICANN Plans to Charge Fees to .net Domain Owners
  77. Slashdot // More on Apple/Motorola Joint Cell Phone Venture
  78. Slashdot // Major Climate Change 5,200 Years Ago Could Repeat
  79. Slashdot // Dan Gillmor on His Move to "Citizen Journalism"
  80. Slashdot // Nanothech Brings Cheap Flat TVs From Diamond Dust
  81. Slashdot // Bad Science Awards
  82. Slashdot // Debugging Indian Computer Programmers
  83. Slashdot // New Spoofing Vulnerability in IE
  84. Slashdot // Microsoft Acquires Spyware Removal Company
  85. Slashdot // Symantec to Buy Veritas
  86. Slashdot // Illinois Gov. Seeks Violent Video Game Ban
  87. Slashdot // Possible uses for Power over Ethernet
  88. Slashdot // Gigabyte's Dual-GPU Graphics Card
  89. Slashdot // Plausible Deniability From Rockstar Cryptographers
  90. Slashdot // Firefox New York Times Ad Hits the Presses
  91. Slashdot // USPS Service Kiosks Taking Pictures of Customers
  92. Slashdot // Yahoo Video Search Beta
  93. Slashdot // Finding Student IT Security Placements in the Industry?
  94. Slashdot // Le Guin Peeved About Earthsea Miniseries
  95. Slashdot // FCC to Allow Wireless Access on Planes
  96. Slashdot // Honda Updates ASIMO
  97. Slashdot // Interceptor Missile Fails Test Launch
  98. Slashdot // EU Moves Forward with Data Retention
  99. Slashdot // PC Photo Printers Challenge Pros
  100. Slashdot // GEICO vs Google Ads: Google Wins
  101. Slashdot // DJB Announces 44 Security Holes In *nix Software
  102. Slashdot // Apple Offers Mac OS X 10.3.7 Update
  103. Slashdot // Internet-By-Airship Scheduled For Trial Next Month
  104. Slashdot // Hacker Sentenced To Longest US Sentence Yet
  105. Slashdot // Boot Process Visualization
  106. Slashdot // Editorial: On the SpikeTV Video Game Awards
  107. Slashdot // OpenBSD Project Will Release OpenCVS
  108. Slashdot // P2P In 15 Lines of Code
  109. Slashdot // Emergence
  110. Slashdot // Final Fantasy Concert Series Coming to the States
  111. Slashdot // Illegal File Trading Draws Two P2P Raids In Europe
  112. Slashdot // Neuros Audio Releases Its Hardware Schematics
  113. Slashdot // ICANN Approves Two More Top-Level Domains
  114. Slashdot // Do Unsubscribe Links Stop Spam?
  115. Slashdot // ReactOS Runs On The XBox
  116. Slashdot // PARC Signs On A Partner: Fujitsu
  117. Slashdot // XLiveCD: Cygwin and X For Windows On A Live CD
  118. Slashdot // Lego Logic Gates
  119. Slashdot // AOL Canada To Offer VoIP
  120. Slashdot // New iPod Firmware Locks Out RealNetworks Music
  121. Slashdot // What Interests High-School Students?
  122. Slashdot // Mathematics and Sex
  123. Slashdot // What Do Court-Ordered Internet Bans Really Mean?
  124. Slashdot // gEDA (GPL'ed Electronic Design) In EE Times
  125. Slashdot // Usenet Psychic Wars With Wikipedia
  126. Slashdot // IT Practice Within Microsoft
  127. Slashdot // Virtual Island Sells For $26,500
  128. Slashdot // MPAA to Sue BitTorrent Tracker Servers
  129. Slashdot // ZigBee Wireless Standard Ratified
  130. Slashdot // Linux Has Fewer Bugs Than Rivals
  131. Slashdot // Face Recognition Needs 3 Areas Of Human Brain
  132. Slashdot // Battle of the Ages; Stereotypes Collide
  133. Slashdot // How to Build a Better Browser
  134. Slashdot // Desktop Search Tools Will Help Virus Writers
  135. Slashdot // EA Obtains Exclusive NFL Licensing Rights
  136. Slashdot // Google To Digitize Much of Harvard's Library
  137. Slashdot // A .Net CPU
  138. Slashdot // NYC's Educational Dark Fiber Network
  139. Slashdot // Toshiba Unveils 80GB 'iPod drive'
  140. Slashdot // Evolving Swarms with Swarmstreaming
  141. Slashdot // 3D User Interfaces
  142. Slashdot // How Sony's HD Audio Player Falls Short
  143. Slashdot // Open Source Math Software For Education?
  144. Slashdot // Microsoft Releases Toolbar Suite
  145. Slashdot // China and its Relation With Spam
  146. Slashdot // Mozilla Heading to Mobiles
  147. Slashdot // Australian Police Given Power To Use Spyware
  148. Slashdot // Strained Silicon to Perpetuate Moore's Law
  149. Slashdot // PSP Battery Journal
  150. Slashdot // Reliving The Glory Days of SGI
  151. Slashdot // LEGO Star Wars Video Game
  152. Slashdot // Router Wars
  153. Slashdot // With Linux Clusters, Seeing Is Believing
  154. Slashdot // Guide to your Perfect Digital Camera
  155. Slashdot // Australian TCO Study: Linux Wins Again
  156. Slashdot // Cell Phones In The Air?
  157. Slashdot // PeopleSoft Goes To Oracle
  158. Slashdot // Software Patents Circumvent European Parliament
  159. Slashdot // Alek's Christmas Lights Webcam is Back
  160. Slashdot // iTunes Accepts PayPal
  161. Slashdot // AOL Plans A Standalone Browser
  162. Slashdot // Limitations in Current Breed of Palm Handhelds?
  163. Slashdot // Yahoo! Releases Desktop Search Tool
  164. Slashdot // Why OpenOffice.org? Open Document Formats
  165. Slashdot // TV On Cellphones Ever Closer
  166. Slashdot // O'Keefe to Resign as NASA Administrator
  167. Slashdot // Is the Future of Silicon Valley Solar?
  168. Slashdot // The Tablet Mac Becomes Reality
  169. Slashdot // Geminid Meteor Shower
  170. Slashdot // The Year In Ideas
  171. Slashdot // More Antennas, Faster Wireless
  172. Slashdot // EU Presses Ahead With Galileo GPS System
  173. Slashdot // Dutch Gov't Doubles Back On Open-Source Goals
  174. Slashdot // Robbers Scared by GTA
  175. Slashdot // Firefox Reaches 10 Million Downloads
  176. Slashdot // Solar-Powered Autonomous Underwater Vehicles
  177. Slashdot // Sony PSP Launched With Long Queues In Akihabara
  178. Slashdot // BZFlag goes Platinum
  179. Slashdot // ACS Sues Google Over Use of 'Scholar'
  180. Slashdot // Penn State Tells Students To Ditch IE
  181. Slashdot // Segway Polo
  182. Slashdot // National Library Service Plans Next-Gen Audiobooks
  183. Slashdot // Sprint Close to Buying Nextel
  184. Slashdot // Red Hat, IBM Partner to Certify Apps for Linux
  185. Slashdot // PSP Opened up and Exposed
  186. Slashdot // Using GPS to Track Teens
  187. Slashdot // Internet Kills LA Times National Edition
  188. Slashdot // Formula One Racing Just a Matter of Crunching the Numbers
  189. Slashdot // High Court Agrees to Hear File-Sharing Dispute
  190. Slashdot // Xandros Desktop OS 3 Deluxe Edition Reviewed
  191. Slashdot // BitTorrent Gives Hollywood a Headache
  192. Slashdot // Tim Bray's Top Twenty Software People in the World
  193. Slashdot // The Boy Who Would Live Forever
  194. Slashdot // HP Sells Cheap FreeDOS PC in China
  195. Slashdot // Truth in Advertising?
  196. Slashdot // Inside an Adware Company
  197. Slashdot // Aerial Photographs of the 1906 Earthquake
  198. Slashdot // Google Suggest
  199. Slashdot // TheOpenCD 2.0 Released
  200. Slashdot // Password Security Not Easy
  201. Slashdot // New Games Journalism
  202. Slashdot // Green Energy Almost Cost-Competitive with Fossil Fuels
  203. Slashdot // Pixar's Drawing Tool
  204. Slashdot // Digital Packrats
  205. Slashdot // Driver's Licenses with Digital Watermarks
  206. Slashdot // Hacking the iPod Firmware
  207. Slashdot // War of the Worlds, Chocolate Factory Trailers
  208. Slashdot // Argument Held in $565 mil Microsoft Patent Case
  209. Slashdot // Man Builds 7 foot Grandfather Clock from Lego
  210. Slashdot // AOL Locks Out AIM Screen Names
  211. Slashdot // Space Station Crew Forced to Cut Calories
  212. Slashdot // New Advances Bring Fusion Closer to Reality
  213. Slashdot // 400,000 Additional DSs Available by Year's End
  214. Slashdot // How to Fix U.S. Patents
  215. Slashdot // WAN/LAN/VoIP Training Other than Cisco?
  216. Slashdot // NetBSD 2.0 Released
  217. Slashdot // Flash Makes Splash in Gadgets
  218. Slashdot // Are You Talking to Your PC Yet?
  219. Slashdot // When Malware Authors Combine Efforts
  220. Slashdot // De-spamming Your Inbox The Hard Way
  221. Slashdot // "Dream Team" to Create Gigapixel Photo System
  222. Slashdot // AOL Making Media Player, Music Store
  223. Slashdot // Laptops May Be Hazardous to Your Fertility
  224. Slashdot // The Other VoIP
  225. Slashdot // Studios Face Off in Next-Gen DVD Format War
  226. Slashdot // New Global Directory of OpenPGP Keys
  227. Slashdot // Windows CE R/C Transmitter
  228. Slashdot // New Vulnerability Affects All Browsers
  229. Slashdot // Universal Free Dictionary
  230. Slashdot // Babylon 5 Movie Starts Filming in April
  231. Slashdot // Tougher Copyright Laws for Australia
  232. Slashdot // Private Spaceflight Law Passes Senate
  233. Slashdot // Memory-Tech, Toshiba Develop DVD/HD-DVD Discs
  234. Slashdot // One-Man Star Wars Trilogy Returns to Chicago
  235. Slashdot // Is RSS Doomed by Popularity?
  236. Slashdot // Online Aromatherapy in Japan
  237. Slashdot // The Future of Digital Audio
  238. Slashdot // The Pocket and the Pendant
  239. Slashdot // GNOME Foundation Elections Results Are In
  240. Slashdot // Arrests Made Near D.C. Over Modded Game Consoles
  241. Slashdot // DVDCCA Sues Maker of Luxury DVD Jukebox
  242. Slashdot // Firefox New York Times Ad, Soon
  243. Slashdot // Lycos Anti-Spam Screensaver Inspires Trojan
  244. Slashdot // Photos and Commentary On AMD's PIC
  245. Slashdot // Palm OS To Run On Linux
  246. Slashdot // Non-Invasive Computer Control Through Brainwaves
  247. Slashdot // OpenOffice.org In Swahili
  248. Slashdot // Dell Calls For Red Hat To Lower Prices
  249. Slashdot // Going, Going, Gone: IBM Sells PC Group To Lenovo
  250. Slashdot // 1-Click Blooper Playback for Original Trilogy DVD