This Day in TechMarch 13, 1842: Henry Shrapnel Dies, But His Name Lives OnBy Tony LongMarch 12, 1923: Talkies Talk ... On Their OwnBy Randy AlfredMarch 9, 1862: IroncladsBy Tony LongMarch 7, 1912: It's AmundsenBy Tony LongMarch 6, 1992: False AlarmBy Tony LongMarch 5, 1872: Westinghouse Gives Railroads a BrakeBy Randy AlfredMarch 1, 2006: English Wikipedia's Millionth Entry Pulls Into the StationBy Matt SimonFeb. 29, 45 B.C.: Julius Caesar Takes the LeapBy Randy AlfredFeb. 28, 1561: 'Father of Surgery' Explains the Head WoundBy Tony LongFeb. 27, 1812: Rage, Rage Against the Industrial AgeBy Tony LongFeb. 24, 1938: Americans Can Now Stop Chewing on Pig HairBy Matt SimonFeb. 22, 1918: A Really Big Kid From Alton, IllinoisBy Tony LongFeb. 21, 1947: 'Take a Polaroid' Enters the English LanguageBy Tony LongFeb. 20, 1962: Yank in OrbitBy Tony LongFeb. 17, 1864: We're SunkBy Tony LongFeb. 16, 2005: Matter of ProtocolBy Tony LongFeb. 15, 1995: Mitnick ArrestedBy Tony LongFeb. 14, 1929: Al Capone's .45 Caliber ValentineBy Tony LongFeb. 13, 1633: Church vs. GalileoBy Tony LongFeb. 8, 1828: Sci-Fi's Prophetical Father Is BornBy Matt SimonFeb. 7, 2000: Mafiaboy's MomentBy Tony LongFeb. 2, 1935: You LieBy Tony LongFeb. 1, 2003: Second Shuttle LostBy Tony LongJan. 31, 1961: A Chimp Named Ham Spaces OutBy Matt SimonMore Stories
