Tech Gone BadFeb. 14, 1929: Al Capone's .45 Caliber ValentineBy Tony LongFeb. 1, 2003: Second Shuttle LostBy Tony LongJan. 4, 1903: Edison Fries an Elephant to Prove His PointBy Tony LongOct. 13, 1972: Survival Instincts Put to the TestBy Tony LongSept. 13, 1899: New Yorker Becomes First U.S. Pedestrian Killed by CarBy Tony LongJuly 26, 1989: First Indictment Under Computer Fraud ActBy Tony LongJuly 11, 1979: Look Out Below! Here Comes Skylab!By Tony LongApril 29, 1964: Godzilla, Mothra Clash for First TimeBy Tony LongApril 14, 1945: Tweaky Toilet Costs Skipper His SubBy Tony LongMarch 28, 1979: Reactor Meltdown at Three Mile IslandBy Tony LongFeb. 3, 1958: Silent Spring Seeks Its VoiceBy Randy AlfredJan. 25, 1921: Robots First Czech InBy Tony LongJan. 6, 1912: Birth of the Supreme Tech SkepticBy Tony LongNov. 12, 1935: You Should (Not) Have a LobotomyBy Tony LongNov. 1, 1909: 'The Machine Stops'By Randy AlfredAug. 9, 1854: Thoreau Warns, 'The Railroad Rides on Us'By Randy AlfredMay 4, 2000: Tainted 'Love' Infects ComputersBy Kevin PoulsenApril 5, 1998: Tamagotchi Distracts Driver, Kills CyclistBy Chris KohlerCultureJan. 25, 1979: Robot Kills HumanBy David KravetsJan. 20, 1942: Final Decision Is High-Tech KillingBy Tony LongJan. 6, 2000: Computer Glitch Fouls East Coast Air TrafficBy Jason PaurNov. 10, 1983: Computer 'Virus' Is BornBy Kim ZetterOct. 26, 1992: Software Glitch Cripples Ambulance ServiceBy Tony LongSept. 29, 1898: Stalin's Scientist Sees First LightBy Tony LongMore Stories
