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Lamest Fetish Items Ever: From Expensive to Foolish, 1999 - '06

By Nate Ralph
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Lamest Fetish Items Ever: Gear Lust Gone Bad, 1993 - '95

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Lamest Fetish Items Ever: When Gearheads Go Wrong, 1996 - '98

By Nate Ralph
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What We'll Miss About Bill Gates — a Very Long Good-Bye

By Katharine Gammon
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15th Anniversary: A New Analysis of the New Economy's New Rules

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Mr. Know-It-All: Greening Your Avatar, Starbucking Your Hubby, Hanging Up on Robo-Calls

By Brendan I. Koerner
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In a Letter to His Kids, Wired's Founding Editor Recalls the Dawn of the Digital Revolution

By Louis Rossetto
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15th Anniversary: The Brian Eno Evolution

By Steven Leckart
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Military Secrets Help Produce the Ultimate Synthetic Fishing Rod

By William Snyder
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Making Cell Phone Games a Public Spectacle

By Erin Biba
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15th Anniversary: Nothing Says Reinvention Like '2.0'

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An Omnidirectional Treadmill Means One Giant Leap for Virtual Reality

By David Dobbs
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A Brief Tour of the Japanese Web

By Lisa Katayama
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Prediction Markets Are Hot, But Here's Why They Can Be So Wrong

By John McQuaid
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Celebrity Startups Are Back! (God Help Us)

By Eric Steuer
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Meet Hiroyuki Nishimura, the Bad Boy of the Japanese Internet

By Lisa Katayama
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The Clouds Part on HP's Computing Strategy

By Kevin Maney
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Monster.com Founder Starts Social Networking Site for the Dead

By Marty Graham
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Cloud Computing. Available at Amazon.com Today

By Spencer Reiss
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Deleting Dad's Huge Cache of Toxic Computer Equipment

By Emma Marris
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Filmmaker Errol Morris Gets to the Truth Behind the Abu Ghraib Photographs

By David Samuels
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Clive Thompson on New Web Apps for Coping With Information Overload

By Clive Thompson
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15th Anniversary: Underwater-Robot-Building MIT-Defeating High Schoolers Grow Up

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