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Got a MacBook Pro? Have We Got a Monitor for You!
If you're a MacBook Pro owner, then here's another reason to smile. Apple has designed the beautiful LED Cinema Display especially for you, complete with an extra 24 inches of viewing space, spare controls and striking performance.
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Crime Comic 'Luna Park' Merges Gritty Art, Time Travel
Kevin Baker digs up haunting historical scenarios for his mind-bending graphic novel. Loaded with vivid artwork and literary power, it's one of the year's best.
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Court Kills 'Round-the-Clock' Surveillance Case
A federal appeals court tosses a civil rights lawsuit brought by a Kentucky man who claims he became the victim of a "round-the-clock" government surveillance program after he dropped the "bomb" word to a Southwest Airlines ticket agent.
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Adults Fooled by Visual Illusion, But Not Kids
Adults are fooled by a visual size illusion, but children see right through it, revealing that the brain develops the ability to understand visual context later.
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Choose a #$&%ing Strong Password
Your first line of defense against hackers is your password, so are you going to use the kind of combination an idiot would have on his luggage? Try something a little harder to break instead. After all, your accounts are only as secure as your passwords.
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Building a Better Alien-Calling Code
Scientists have created a better code to send into space in hopes of reaching aliens. This time, they tried to make something the aliens might actually be able to interpret.
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Darpa's Simulated Cat-Brain Project a Scam, Says Top Scientist
Last year, the Pentagon's premiere research arm gave IBM nearly $5 million to make electronics that mimic the "function, size and power consumption" of a cat's brain. Now, a leading neuroscientist is blasting the result as a "scam" and a "hoax."
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Electric Motorcycle Racing Hits the Big Time
The e-Power International Series joins MotoGP and other top-tier events on the FIM calendar next year.
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Internet Intercedes to Make Solar Cheaper
A new internet service provides instant online solar quotes, organizing would-be solar buyers into groups who get a collective bargain. The site addresses the soft, mushy costs of doing business that help make distributed solar power more expensive than fossil fuel power plants.
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Print, Scan, Fax, Copy — Is There Anything This Epson Won't Do?
The Epson Workforce is a printer and then some, quickly cranking out color prints, plus scanning and faxing with reliability. Bonus: networking features galore.
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'World of Warcraft' Quests Remain Compelling, 5 Years On
A winning mix of fantastic settings and addictive play keeps Blizzard's ever-evolving online game at the top of the role-playing heap. With millions of players and a cataclysmic expansion coming in 2010, WoW 's future looks brighter than ever.
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Cute New Chameleon Discovered While Being Eaten by Snake
A biologist researching trees in Africa discovers a new species of chameleon, thanks to a clumsy snake.
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Earth Destroyed By Large Hadron Collider; Martian Questioned
In a stunning piece of astronomical news, the planet Sol III — better known as 'Earth' — has been completely obliterated. In connection with this sudden catastrophe, authorities have questioned a resident of neighboring planet Sol IV (Mars), who is known to have made threats against Earth in the ...
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News Corp, Microsoft Seek To Pressure Google into Paying for News
News Corp hopes to delete its news articles from Google's search engine and put them on Microsoft's search engines instead, in return for payment. Although this represents a new option for funding journalism, the effort seems doomed to fail before it even gets off the ground.
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New Worm Attacks iPhones, Targets Mobile Banking
A second iPhone worm is in the wild, and unlike the jokey Australian worm authored by hacker prankster Ikee two weeks ago, this one is dangerous.
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11 Ways Geeks Measure the World
Every geek knows of the 'international' standard known as the Smoot, but here are 11 other ways we measure things. And, believe me, we measure lots of things.
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Video: First Runway Test of Solar Plane
You've gotta taxi before you can fly.
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Counting Heads: Accurately Estimate a Crowd's Size
You'll get different opinions on how many people fill a concert hall or attend a protest, depending who you ask. If you want to know the real number, you can calculate it yourself with some simple math.
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Nov. 23, 1963: Doctor Who Materializes on BBC
Doctor Who's on first this date in 1963. Who can explain it. Who can tell you why.
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Vanish! How Wired Readers Caught Our Fugitive Writer
In an age when everyone is following everything, is it ever possible to disappear? On Aug. 13, one man drove out of San Francisco determined to stay hidden in plain sight and test this possibility.
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