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Atomicenergylab01_1• The Top 10 Most Deadly Toys Of All Time
John Brownlee's loved playing with deathtraps since being handed a pogo by his parents, and fully recognizes "the side-splitting hilarity of maiming small, obnoxious children."

• Malaysia To Use RFID License Plates
Ryan Singel asks, "Won't someone think about luxury cars?"

• A Few Devices I'm Testing
Regina Lynn awaits a quiet moment to evaluate the kind of gadgets that matter to readers of Sex Drive Daily.

• Computer Is 'Auto' Mechanic
John Gartner reports on the final, late-in-coming arrival of computerized diagnostics at auto garages. Now the process of finding $1,500 worth of imperceptible, asymptomatic "damage" to your car during an oil change will come to an end. In other news, Jiffy Lube shares down 99.4 percent.

• So Much For That Notion
Bruce Sterling reveals how your computer thinks of you.

• Run Your Robot with Your Brain
Randy Dotinga was promised a robot that would clean the bathroom.