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• Flotsam, Jetsam for 06/05/2007
• New MacBook Pro Unboxing and Screen Comparison
• "Jericho" Back on Track
• Your lawyer stinks. Now get him back.
• Browser Game: Antbusters Makes You Feel Good
• Latawnya The Naughty Horse Says No To Drugs
• <cite>Leisure Suit Larry 7</cite> and the "Chilling Effect"
• New PCIe Standard Cheats You Of A Gigabit Of Bandwidth
• EA Launches Casual Games Division
• Grand Theft Auto As A Model For Political Protest
• Does The 2012 Olympic Logo Speak To You?
• "E For All" Registration Opens
• Stem Cell House Vote Coming on Thursday
• <cite>Sim City Societies</cite> Heads to PC
• EA Won't Bring Every Franchise to Wii
• Ubisoft: <cite>Dogz</cite>, <cite>Catz</cite>, <cite>Horsez</cite> On Wii This Holiday, New IP in 2008
• House To Vote Wednesday on Cloning Bill
• Space Slingshot: Impossible or Obvious?
• How Craig Newmark Built Craigslist With "No Vision Whatsoever"
• Google's Street View Exposed
• Barlog: PS3 Project Not <cite>God of War III</cite>
• NPD: Gamers Getting Younger
• Investigating Web 2.0 In Japan: Joi Ito Speaks
• Square Enix: No Xbox 360 <cite>Final Fantasy</cite> Plans
• Browser Game: Paris In Prison
• SF Beta Mixer Brings on the Schmooze, Demos
• Capcom Prez Talks <cite>Resident Evil 5</cite> Release Window
• Google & Salesforce Officially Team Up, Elicit Yawns
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• Brazil Plus India: It's All About Nukes, Spacecraft, and Money
• Add Some Hefty Crypto To Gmail with FireGPG
• Illustrated missed connections, edited by The Fart Party
• A GeekCake for a GeekDad-to-be
• Mach 5 Missile, On Track
• ROCstock XXV Starting Soon!
• Ecstasy Drives the Words From Your Head
• Shia Labeouf Judges "On the Lot" Filmmakers
• Speculation: BlizzCon Attendees to Get First Crack At <cite>Starcraft 2</cite> Beta
• June 5, 1977: From a Little Apple a Mighty Industry Grows
• Specially Bred Mice May Hold Keys to Personalized Medicine
• SOE Scoop: Spy-Themed MMO for PS3 and PC
• LifeLock Founder a Shady Identity Thief?
• Transplant Team Likely Perished in Jet Crash
• Alleged Racial Discrimination Prompts Resignation of Second MIT Researcher
• Fallout 3 Trailer, Target Date
• 300 Spoof Opens Door For MTV Champ
• AIDS Stunts Southern African Democracies
• BlogTV: The Future of Live Internet Video Available Now
• The Bridges of <cite>Second Life</cite>: A Photo Compendium
• Camera Shutter Lifespans Charted
• "From the Earth to the Moon" is half off today
• New York Senators Get Cranky Debating Video Game Legislation
• In Space, Nobody Can Hear Your Laptop Scream
• Talking Paper Developed
• Yahoo Says Search Is Dead (Long Live Search!)
• Steampunk, Silent Era Star Trek
• Big <cite>Pac-Man</cite> Announcement: New Mazes
• A Voice Only You Can Hear: DARPA's Sonic Projector
• Wet Cats Hate You
• Panasonic Adds Fashionicious Digicams
• The Next Internet Millionaire: Startup As Reality TV
• Keyboard Hassock Commands 'Sit'
• The Brothers Grimm Meet Surrealist Japan: The Forest in Winter
• Ballmer: No Zune for Europe. Europe: What?
• Rappel in Reverse
• The $99 Million Skull
• Mind Candy Postpones Launch of Perplex City Season Two
• Can You Trust (non-Wired) Tech Reviews?
• Federal Anti-Terrorism Officials Again Trumpet Indictment of Incompetent Plotters
• Morning Thing: Still Alive, Still Kicking
• Chicago Man Charged in "24" Copyright Caper; Faces Three Year Term
• Upload Photos Directly to Your iPod
• Big Pharma Picks Ethically Shady Docs to Run Clinical Trials
• John Woo Leaves <cite>SpyHunter</cite> Movie
• MSN Gets Back On Its Soapbox
• Industry Leading Publications Reject Office 2007 Documents
• 50 New Earths?
• Joost Appoints Cisco Veteran As New CEO
• Jack Sparrow Knocks Spider-Man From Top of UK Charts
• Florida Jekyll-and-Hyde Stem Cell Future
• Walled City in Abu Dhabi to be First Zero-Carbon and Zero-Waste City
• Nanobook Gallery: Via's New Sub-2-Pound Windows Ultralight Up Close and Personal
• Review: Creative Zen Stone— Enlightenment for Your Ears, Wallet
• Apple Announces New MacBook Pros
• CD Pays Homage to Game Music Composers
• Marc Andreessen Returns With Bubble Advice For Silicon Valley
• Checkmate is Back
• University of Arizona Releases Pretty Pictures of Mars
• Sonic Youth Still Daydreaming
• Ask Redesign Highlights Expanded Search Options
• Sony Drops Blu-ray Player Price $100
• Asus Announces "Eee PC" Ultraportable
• Goats Control Chattanooga's Kudzu
• Microsoft's Ignition Program Offers Free Music Content on Xbox Live
• HTC Touch/Elf Debuts In England
• NSA Surveillance Program Violated Congressional Notification Law?
• Further Details for First Free <cite>Lord of the Rings Online</cite> Expansion
• Alienware Taking Orders for HD HTPC
• Xandros Joins Novell in Microsoft Ménage à Trois
• Mr. Robot Illustrates How Not to Make a Game Trailer
• Five for Fighting 6/5/07
• Automatic Headlights Know Where You Are and Where to Point
• New Gaming Show Recruiting Would-Be TV Journalists
• Market for Vintage Cars Kicks into Overdrive
• Smart Fortwo Takes Deposits on 18,000 Units
• Spy Photos of 2008 Cadillac CTS-V Hint at Turbocharging
• PNY First With 1.8" MicroSATA Flash Drives
• Pimp My Mini Van
• Good News, Guys: 60 Years of Penis Research Reveals...
• Ad Campaign Begins Fight Against Higher Mileage Standards
• Movable Type 4.0 Beta: Popular Blogging Tool To Go Open Source
• The McNamara Line Goes to Afghanistan
• Why Gas Mileage Has Stagnated Since the 1970s
• Toshiba Plans HD-DVD and Flash Notebooks Next Year
• Intel Debuts 3 Series Chipset, Announces Extreme Laptop CPU
• Odds are 2-1 that Lord Voldemort Kills Harry Potter
• Bill France Jr. Dies at 74
• Pico-ITX: How to Lose A Mobo Under The Couch
• New MacBook Pros Launch. LED Backlights, Better Graphics, Faster CPUs
• Red Zune on June 10th
• Apple Store Down: Hardware Updates On The Way
• Via Debuts Nanobook: A Windows Ultralight Under Two Pounds, Less Than $600
• Killer Wi-Fi panics London's chattering classes | The Register
• Top War Tech #3: Targeting Pods
• Milkscanner 3D: Scanner Made from Lego and Milk
• Apple Store Down. New MacBook Pros Soon?
• $800 Case for Your $150 iPod Nano
• AT&T Beefing Up EDGE for the iPhone
• Astral Border Protection
• Architect Steven Holl Combines Geeky Aesthetic, Environmental Elements
• Review: Creative Zen Stone MP3 Player
• Tokyo's 2,001-Foot Tower Will Be Tallest Freestanding Antenna
• Robot Scans Ancient Manuscript in 3-D
• Scanning the With a 39-Megapixel Camera
• Dare to Suck: Austin Grossman's Novel Approach to Video Games
• Architect Steven Holls Combines Geeky Aesthetic, Environmental Elements
• Audiophile-Approved Guides to the Digital Underground
• Tokyo, Living Lab of Possible Futures
• Gear Gallery: Mighty Magellan GPS, Heavenly Headphones and More