Published 11/17/2008
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Three good reasons to venture into Windows' Registry --Close non-responsive programs automatically, adjust the position of your desktop wallpaper, and prevent specific programs from appearing on the Start menu's most-frequent list.
New honeycomb tire is "bulletproof" --New airless tire designed to carry soldiers to safety.
Hulu's ad revenue to catch up to YouTube's? --An analyst is forecasting that Hulu's revenue will rival YouTube's next year.
Eleven years later, 'Zaireeka's' within reach --When the Flaming Lips released this psychedelic masterpiece in 1997, nobody had four portable CD players lying around. Now, thanks to notebook computers, lots of people do.
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