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- Gates Paying Murdoch For System To Track U.S. Kids' School Progress
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- Copyright Industry Calls For Broad Search Engine Controls
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- Facebook, Washington State Sue Firm Over Clickjacking
- Some Windows 8 Laptops May Come With Built-In Kinect Sensors
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- Study Finds Growing Up WIth Gadgets Has a Downside: Social Skill Impairment
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- Emotiva's astonishing desktop speaker
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- Apple, Google under scrutiny over no-poaching charges
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- Pomera DM100 from Japan and iPhone make an odd couple
- CNET Roadside Assistance 42: End of the CD player - Why you might care (podcast)
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- A self-driving car, but thankfully a BMW
Updated: about 2 hours ago
- We Have Every Right to Be Furious About ACTA
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- The client-side templating throwdown: mustache, handlebars, dust.js, and more | LinkedIn Engineering
- The Truth About Sleep & Productivity | Inc.com
- NYPL Labs : Stereogranimator
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- Clear for iPhone (Coming Soon!) on Vimeo
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- €200 KDE Plasma Active Tablet Announced
- Great intro to Microsoft Moles (isolation testing framework)
- Enjoy real hot sex with me
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- dd'd my root partition into a file on my RAID array - does anyone know how to cut this file down from the size of the whole disk to the size of the filesystem within it?
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- Charting and graphing software?
- TinyBasic: old-school goodness
- friend just learned web development and made his first site, check it out and add a joke!
Updated: about 9 hours ago
- Turn Your E-Waste Into Furniture and Hide It In Plain Sight [E-Waste]
- This Beautiful Hand Mixer Sadly Doesn't Actually Exist [Concepts]
- Your iPad Breathes Life Into Totoya's Plush Creatures [Video]
- ATM Gives Out Dead Mouse [Wtf]
- The World's Greatest Chefs Talk About their Favourite Kitchen Tools [Video]
- You're Probably Not Going To Sleep Through a Megaphone Alarm Clock [Alarm Clocks]
- Instant Smoke Drops Add a Little Magic To Your Photographs [Photography]
- Hardest Shot App Measures Slapshot Speeds: Decides If You're NHL Material [Apps]
- Kuhn Rikon Improves Their Spice Grinder With Grade School Science [Cooking]
- At Just $40 the Price Is Right For Tenqa's Bluetooth Headphones [Headphones]
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- Top five open source social networking platforms available in the market
- VeriSign Growing Revenues and Domain Name Base
- More Systemd Fun: The Blame Game And Stopping Services With Prejudice
- Kernel Log: Coming in 3.3 (Part 1) - Networking
- Btrfs To Go Production-Ready In Oracle Linux
- Canonical HUD Brings Apps to Life on Ubuntu Linux Desktop
- People Behind Debian: Josselin Mouette, founder of the Debian GNOME team
- Tech Comics: "One Day They Will Yell Back"
- The Grand /usr-fication of Linux
- Red Hat Taking Gluster from Open Core to Open Source
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- Refresh Roundup: week of January 23, 2012
- Lenovo's 14-inch IdeaPad Y470p launches with Radeon HD 7690M GPU
- Purdue University creates 'bass' powered medical implant, knows where it hertz
- Motorola starts selling WiFi Xyboards for $400 and up
- NY Public Library turns stereographs into animated GIFs, reminds your 3D TV of its roots
- Ask Engadget: Best HD LED Pico Projector for a small room?
- Sprint Galaxy Nexus registration page gets served up by Google
- Mobile Miscellany: week of January 23, 2012
- Apple patent looks to create 'secure magnets' to unlock your device
- Company turns to bribery for 5 star Amazon reviews
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- Facebook IPO Will Result in the Company Being Massively Overvalued (ContributorNetwork)
- Can an iPad Replace Your Laptop While Traveling? (ContributorNetwork)
- Romney widens lead over Gingrich in Florida: poll (Reuters)
- Romney widens lead over Gingrich in Florida: Reuters/Ipsos poll (Reuters)
- Can online activists eliminate politicians that don't understand the Internet? (Digital Trends)
- Battered but still breathing, LiveJournal soldiers on (Digital Trends)
- How Will Google's New Privacy Rules Affect You? (ContributorNetwork)
- Engine Advocacy Turns Tech Nerds Into Political Experts (Mashable)
- Tech Companies Ramping Up the Green Jobs [INFOGRAPHIC] (Mashable)
- British police arrest 5 in tabloid bribery probe (AP)
Updated: about 20 hours ago
- Senator Ron Wyden's Favorite Techdirt Posts Of The Week
- Knowledge Is A Universal Natural Resource -- And Locking It Up Hurts Everyone
- Apparently, If Your Domain Has 'Dirt' In The Name, Section 230 Safe Harbors Don't Apply (Uh Oh...)
- Security Theater... Or Why I Had To Go Dumpster Diving At The US Capitol Last Week
- DailyDirt: Faster Food, Faster!
- Responses To Nimblebit Point Out That Inspiration Comes From Lots Of Places
- Hawaiian Politician Wants To Track Everyone Online Because Someone Doesn't Like Her... Backs Down After Public Backlash
- Universal Music Claims Copyright Over Song That It Didn't License, Just Because One Of Its Artists Rapped To It On A Leaked Track
- Bar Fight! Sony Sues Karaoke Distributor For Infringement; Gets Sued Right Back For 'Copyright Misuse'
- MPAA Exec Admits: 'We're Not Comfortable With The Internet'
Updated: about 23 hours ago
- Week in Apple: Lion Server at home, iPhones in the executive washroom
- Week in tech: Kim Dotcom gets his wish, achieves instant fame
- Web video framework company publishes State of HTML5 Video document
- Kingdoms of Amalur's "Online Pass" continues a slippery slope for used games
- The world's first computer password? It was useless, too
- How the craziest f#@!ing "theory of everything" got published and promoted
- Kinect tech built into laptop prototypes
- Twitter uncloaks a year's worth of DMCA takedown notices, 4,410 in all
- HP makes printing to an iPad easier with Wireless Direct printing
- WiiU to use near-field communications for easy online purchases
Updated: 1 day ago
- Ten... smart TVs
- Blog blast births boffin boycott of publisher Elsevier
- webOS daddy Jon Rubinstein exits HP
- Students busted for hacking computers, changing grades
- First US CTO Aneesh Chopra resigns from post
- GaleForce control freak paints clouds KVM red
- Polish lawmakers don Guy Fawkes masks to protest ACTA
- Quantum shares plunge after results
- America abandoning DSL in favour of faster cable
- Enterprise gets social: Twitter-style data streams, engagement 'apps'
Updated: 2 days ago
- Nokia Lumia 710 video review
- Anonymous’ Topiary gets a plea date
- HTC will cut back its smartphone portfolio
- AMD Interlagos on Supermicro workstation review
- Facebook and Washington State take on a clickjacker
- Samsung loses a German court case
- High Court looks to speed up McKinnon decision
- Motorola reports an $80m loss
- Google responds to privacy critics
- Apple is losing mobile internet market share
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- Sharp BDHP35U Blu-ray Disc Player, Black ($199.99)
- Alienware AM18X-8636BK 18-Inch Laptop (Space Black) ($1,998.00)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 3G + Wi-Fi 64GB
- Sony VAIO VPCEG33FX/P 14-Inch Laptop (Pink) ($599.00)
- ASUS A53E-AS51 15.6-Inch Laptop (Black) ($599.50)
- Acer RL70-UR10P Desktop (Black) ($329.99)
- Intell pentium 4 processor at 2.59 mhz with a 20 mg Hardrive and Windows XP not XP pro
- ASUS N53SV-EH71 15.6-Inch Versatile Entertainment Laptop (Silver Aluminum) ($689.99)
- Dell Inspiron i14RN-1593BK 14-Inch Laptop (Diamond Black) ($638.00)
- Motorola WIMAX Clear Modem - Series M
Updated: about 7 hours ago
- Call Twitter From A Hacked Rotary Phone
- Twitter's New Censorship plan rouses Global Furor
- 10 Ways Your Startup Can Hook Into Facebook, Part I: On The Web
- Apple, Google Must Face Employee-Poaching Ban Antitrust Lawsuit
- NVIDIA dresses up CUDA parallel computing platform
- Mega Aftermath: Upheaval In Pirate Warez Land
- SOPA and PIPA are on the wrong side of history
- Sneak Peek at the Five Techiest Super Bowl XLVI Commercials [VIDs]
- Does Apple Help iPhone Thieves?
- US Voters: Censorship is a Bigger Problem Than Piracy
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- How SyFy brought the young to Being Human with Twitter
- What the Green Bay Packers can teach us about broadband
- How crowdsourcing will give Hilton Head better mobile coverage
- 5 low-profile startups that could change the face of big data
- 7 steps for business success with big data
- Android this week: Transformer Prime; Galaxy Tab 7.7; Kindle Fire still hot
- 15 things successful CEOs want you to know
- Causecast takes corporate philanthropy beyond the Fortune 500
- Gaiman: SOPA and PIPA are on the wrong side of history
- Would you cut Facebook a privacy pass if it paid you?
Updated: 3 days ago
- * Why Apple Just Realised the Company's First True Post-PC Quarter *
- European Commission Signs ACTA
- KDE SC 4.8 Released
- Apple Restricts Certain APIs to Mac App Store Applications
- Android's Share of Tablet Market Jumps
- 5 Important Implications of the Windows 8 Pre-Beta
- HP To Commit webOS to Open Source by Fall 2012
- Google Consolidates, Updates Its Privacy Policy
- Google's SPDY To Be Incorporated Into HTTP 2.0
- Chromium-Based Remixes Worth Trying
Updated: less than an hour ago
- ZooKeeper: Updating thousands of configuration files in under a second
- Sweet numerology keyfob - John Rose
- Sorry, this blog post is not available in your country.
- Stanford profs from DB & Machine Learning class are founding a company Coursera
- Why this new record label is giving away all its music for free
- How GitHub Uses GitHub to Build GitHub
- Notes on MongoDB, GridFS, sharding and deploying in the cloud
- Todos in the CLI like what.
- Twitter Bots Create Surprising New Social Connections
- Japan's NTT DoCoMo to request that Google reduces Android's data usage.
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- Barnes & Noble, Taking On Amazon in the Fight of Its Life (Julie Bosman/New York Times)
- Firefox 12 will feature long-awaited New Tab Page and Home Tab (Sebastian Anthony/ExtremeTech)
- Google Reincarnates Dead Paper Mill as Data Center of Future (Cade Metz/Wired Enterprise)
- Brands may be paying celebrities for tweets, but who's paying Twitter? (Paul Sawers/The Next Web)
- Megaupload: A Lot Less Guilty Than You Think (Jennifer Granick/The Shout)
- T-Mobile To Offer Additional Unlocked iPhone Support Beginning January 30th (David Beren/TmoNews)
- Someone Finally Makes "S**t Silicon Valley Says" (Alexia Tsotsis/TechCrunch)
- Pass the popcorn: Y Combinator startup caught stealing from 37signals (Jolie O'Dell/VentureBeat)
- That Was Fast: Betaworks Returns All Capital... And Then Some (Sarah Lacy/PandoDaily)
- Two Weeks In, Google Says "Search Plus Your World" Going Well, Critics Should Give It Time (Danny Sullivan/Search Engine Land)
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- Ghostbusters iOS game uses location data, coming this summer
- Foxconn criticisms in NYT report get response from BSR consulting group
- Can online activists eliminate politicians that don’t understand the Internet?
- Exclusive: Robots, revamping, and rearming; a Q&A with the developers of Borderlands 2
- Battered but still breathing, LiveJournal soldiers on
- Is BMW trying to make John Cooper Works, Mini’s version of M?
- Kinect technology is heading to laptops
- Opinion: The dating gaming: Amazing tech mergers that will probably never happen
- Amazon merchant caught bribing customers for five-star reviews
- Apple-fan cop uses app to catch iPhone thief
Updated: less than an hour ago
- Five Best Tax Preparation Tools [Hive Five]
- Hugelkultur Can Create Irrigation-Free Garden Beds [In Brief]
- Manage Roommate Logistics with Shared Google Documents and Calendars [Roommates]
- Repurpose an Old Ladder Into a Pot Rack [Repurpose]
- Make Your Own Rice Milk [Video]
- Use Colorblind Assistant to Identify Whatever Color Your Cursor is Pointing At [Windows Downloads]
- DIY Dishwasher Detergent [Household]
- Radioactivity Counter Turns Your Android Phone into a Geiger Counter [Video]
- Top 10 Ways to Avoid Fees and Get Free Money [Lifehacker Top 10]
- Restore a Discarded Bicycle [Weekend Project]
Updated: about 15 hours ago
- Google, Facebook, Privacy — And You
- Curebit Apologizes for Copying 37Signals: “Stupid, Lazy, and Disrespectful”
- Apple Buy Hollywood? That’s A Terrible Idea
- Founder Soup: Stanford and Andreessen’s New Startup Generator
- Apple’s Off-The-Charts iPhone And iPad Sales
- Let’s Get Personalized: Moving Beyond Recommendations
- Gillmor Gang 01.28.12 (TCTV)
- 10 Ways Your Startup Can Hook Into Facebook, Part I: On The Web
- Steve Jobs, Superhero
- (Founder Stories) SoftTech VC’s Clavier: How To Avoid The Series A Crunch
Updated: about 18 hours ago
- Kindle Sales Growing Faster Than The Nook’s
- Motorola Droid Razr Maxx Review: 4G LTE With Solid Battery Life Just Got Real
- Secret Windows 8 Weapon: Kinect Built Into Your Laptop
- Android Smartphone Round-Up: December/January Edition
- Jon Rubinstein Leaves HP After “Fulfilling Commitment”
- A Really Nice Flying Ornithopter Video For Your Friday Enjoyment
- Mujjo Conductive Gloves Let You Slide To Unlock With Your Begloved Knuckle
- Report: Nintendo Considering Changing The Wii U’s Name
- The HP TouchPad Rides Back Into Town On Woot’s Back
- NEC Forecasts $1.3 Billion Loss, Ready To Cut 10,000 Jobs Worldwide
Updated: about 5 hours ago
- How to regain your online privacy: part one
- Firefox 12 to add new tab page and home tab
- Weekend Poll: Do you own a tablet?
- Megaupload inspired Xbox Live Indie game released
- Nokia Lumia 910 details surface on Dutch website?
- Steve Jobs kept letter from Bill Gates at his bedside
- Possible malware discovered in Android Marketplace
- Microsoft goes after fake Halo 4 beta web site
- Wisconsin School buys 800 iPads with Microsoft's cash
- Anonymous attacking Mexican web sites
Updated: less than an hour ago
- In this time-lapse movie, Mongolian nomads build an entire yurt in one hour [Video]
- Read the speech Nixon prepared in case the Apollo 11 astronauts died on the moon [Space]
- Disney princes grace the covers of men's magazines [Concept Art]
- Speed archer could dominate the Hunger Games [Video]
- Kenneth Branagh wants to experiment on your superpowered devil children, in Prodigal [Video]
- Solargraph tracks the sun's six-month path across the sky [Space Porn]
- Cat swipes alligator across the face and lives to meow about it [Video]
- Sexist ads claim women will clean everything, even on the moon [Retro Future]
- The Capitol architect wanted to reanimate George Washington's dead body [Secret History]
- Watch animated test footage from the 1936 John Carter that never was [Video]
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- Bones Brigade Exposes Skateboarding's Golden Age
- A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Jan. 29
- How Amazon Could Split Netflix and iTunes to Win Streaming Video
- Theophilus London Brings His Unique Style to Sundance
- A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Jan. 28
- Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry Documents Artist's Social Media Dissent
- SEC Goes After Online Trading Firms That Unwittingly Helped Latvian Hacker
- Apple's New iBooks Won't School College Bookstores Any Time Soon
- Solar-Storm-Fueled Auroras Make for Awesome Backyard Photography
- Twitter Censorship Move Sparks Backlash: Is It Justified?
Updated: about 15 hours ago
- Sanho previews CloudFTP at Macworld | iWorld 2012
- See beautiful time lapse images with Magic Window on your Mac, iPad or iPhone
- Blue brings the Mikey Digital and Spark Digital to Macworld | iWorld 2012
- Macworld | iWorld 2012: XMG Studios working on a location-based Ghostbusters game
- MacPractice introduces an iPad app to go with its healthcare software
- iPad announcement anniversary: January 27, 2010
- Siri probably isn't the bandwidth hog the WaPo warned you about
- Macworld | iWorld Best of Show liveblog
- Doxie's new DoxieGo + Wi-Fi: Demo video at Macworld iWorld 2012
- Seen at Macworld | iWorld 2012: $68,000 diamond speakers
Updated: about 16 hours ago
- Apple CEO Tim Cook Responds to Reports of Worker Mistreatment
- Cleversafe Announces 10 Exabyte Storage System Configuration
- Blizzard Makes Even More Changes to Diablo 3
- 1000-Player FPS Event Pits Press Against Gaming Industry
- Nvidia Announces CUDA 4.1 with LLVM Compiler
- Ex-Palm Chief Rubinstein Has Resigned From HP
- Netbooks With Built-In Kinect Already on the Way?
- Bill Gates: This Is How Steve Jobs Inspired Me
- Report: Apple Does Not Care Enough About Workers in China
- Apple Was the Top Purchaser of Semiconductors in 2011
Updated: 2 days ago
- Macworld 2012: Autodesk Inventor Fusion for Mac Coming
- Civil Suit Against Google, Apple and Others Over Employee-Poaching Ban Can Continue
- Tim Cook Responds to Report on Working Conditions at Suppliers' Factories
- Apple Estimated to Retake Title of World's Largest Smartphone Vendor
- iWorld 2012: Bottle Opener Cases, Wave Cradle, Nomad Brush, Wallet Case
- Macworld 2012: WDC Shows Off MyBook Thunderbolt Duo
- iPhone Average Selling Price Remains Steady Even With Free 3GS Offer
- Part-Time Apple Employees Now Eligible to Participate in Charitable Matching Program
- Macworld 2012: 'Clear' To Do App for iOS, WDC MyBook Thunderbolt Duo
- Former Apple Executives Address Working Conditions in Suppliers' Factories
