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Listen to 'World's First Twitter Album' (Pending)

Wired by Eliot Van Buskirk | Nov. 21, 2009
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Digital music students create a crowdsourced album within the 140-character confines of Twitter by writing short strings of code that can be translated into songs.

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YouTube Blocks Non-Partner Device Syabas as Allegations Fly (Pending)

Wired by Eliot Van Buskirk | Nov. 21, 2009
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YouTube has begun enforcing a 16-month-old change in its terms of service that requires device manufacturers to become "strategy partners" in order to display YouTube videos ...

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Prosecutors Drop Plans to Appeal Lori Drew Cyberbullying Case (Pending)

Wired by Kim Zetter | Nov. 21, 2009
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Prosecutors have dropped any plans to appeal the Lori Drew cyberbullying case, thus ending the controversial and lengthy criminal case.

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A Retro Design and Thoughtful Shots for Artsy Photographers (Pending)

Wired by Jackson Lynch | Nov. 21, 2009
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Packaged in a brushed and polished metal casing, the Olympus E-P1 camera screams both brawn and retro chic. Overlook the lo-res LCD and instead appreciate this cam's top-notch ...

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When Good Rockets Go Bad (Pending)

Wired by Annaliza Savage | Nov. 20, 2009
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Watch video of six of the most spectacular and costly rocket explosions in history.

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Hi-Def DSLRs May Be Cheap, But Talent Is Priceless (Pending)

Wired by Brendan Seibel | Nov. 20, 2009
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Whatever happened to that indie film revolution the new generation of DSLRs was supposed to start? Turns out even cheap filmmaking isn't as easy as it looks.

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Military Video System is Like YouTube With Artillery | Danger Room (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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Making footage shareable and searchable online has sparked a revolution in the cute animal, stupid human and delicious tamale communities. New software just might mean a ...

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World’s Largest Earthquake-Safe Building (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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The world’s largest seismically isolated building, the new international terminal at Istanbul’s Sabiha Gökçen Airport, is now complete and open for business. Stretching ...

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Backs Internet for Nobel Peace Prize (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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“The internet can be also used to fuel war and terrorism, as Taliban proselytism clearly shows,” she told Wired Italy. “The spreading of the news about the Tehran riots, ...

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Why Google Should Cool It With Chrome OS (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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I’m just your average computer user and I’d buy one. I think it would be very convenient. Riddle me that. Why would anyone convert? Easy, distributed computing = cheaper ...

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MPAA: Copyright Treaty Critics Hate Hollywood (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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If you don’t back a copyright treaty being negotiated in secret, you must want to destroy Hollywood, its blockbuster movies and all the jobs they create. At least that’s ...

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IR Image Shows Ghostly Bones of Galactic Feast (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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A new infrared image of the galaxy Centaurus A reveals the gassy, ghastly bones of a galaxy that it consumed several hundred million years ago. The parallelogram of stars ...

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Nokia Makes Dumb Move With Its 'Smartbook' (Pending)

Wired by Christopher Null | Nov. 20, 2009
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Slow speeds, high prices and intermittent service can be all yours if you sign up for a two-year contract with this netbook.

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The Illustrated Man: How LED Tattoos Could Change The Face of Humanity | Gadget Lab (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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In Ray Bradbury’s book, The Illustrated Man, the man of the title is covered with moving, shifting tattoos. If you look at them, they will tell you a story. New LED tattoos ...

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Flip Mino Wannabe Is a Catastrophe (Pending)

Wired by Steven Leckart | Nov. 20, 2009
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Is imitation the sincerest form of flattery? Not when that imitation takes horrific video with terrible sound. Meet the Memorex Mini camcorder, a pale and warped copy of the ...

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The Illustrated Man: How LED Tattoos Could Make Your Skin a Screen (Pending)

Wired by Mistercharlie | Nov. 20, 2009
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The title character of Ray Bradbury?s book The Illustrated Man is covered with moving, shifting tattoos. If you look at them, they will tell you a story. New LED tattoos from ...

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Marines Use Brain Scans to Spot PSTD Before the War (Pending)

Wired by Drummk | Nov. 20, 2009
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Marines Use Brain Scans to Spot PSTD Before the War

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Listen to 'World's First Twitter Album' (Pending)

Wired by Eliotvb | Nov. 20, 2009
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1. Install the recommended version of the open source SuperCollider 3 software. 2. Run SuperCollider 3 and click the Boot button in the "localhost" window. 3. In the ...

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Sushi DNA Tests Reveal Fraud (Pending)

Wired by Aaronrowe | Nov. 20, 2009
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Sushi DNA Tests Reveal Fraud

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VW Builds the World’s Coolest SUV | Autopia (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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You need a tough truck to take on Dakar. VW delivers.

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Review: Angst-and-Fangs Formula Lacks Bite in New Moon | Underwire (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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Action takes a back seat to moping in this Twilight sequel, a throwaway teen flick that gives vampire movies a bad name. Aside from the brooding bloodsuckers, New Moon also ...

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Nov. 20, 1984: SETI Seekers Find a Home (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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Man’s fascination with the possibility of intelligent life existing elsewhere has been around since the first Cro-Magnon cast a wondering eye to the heavens. The idea that ...

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Make an Independent Movie on the Cheap - Wired How-To Wiki (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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Anyone with a camera phone and poor impulse control can be a YouTube star for 15 seconds. But what does it take to make a feature film that will get noticed by Hollywood?

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Section: cars (Pending)

Wired | Nov. 20, 2009
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The Paris-Dakar Rally is a race so crazy competitors have been taken out by land mines. To say it's grueling is like saying Carrie Prejean likes shooting video. Just what sort ...

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Computer 'Glitch' Grounds Air Traffic (Pending)

Wired by Kim Zetter | Nov. 19, 2009
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An unspecified computer glitch is being cited as the cause for commercial flights being canceled or temporarily delayed Thursday.

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Hacked E-Mails Fuel Global Warming Debate (Queued)

Wired by Kim Zetter | Nov. 21, 2009
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A trove of e-mails stolen from a leading climate-research group in Britain has sparked an online debate over global warming data. Bloggers claim the e-mails reveal that ...

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Malaria Gaining Resistance to Best Available Treatment (Queued)

Wired by Nathan Seppa | Nov. 21, 2009
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Malaria has begun showing troubling signs of developing resistance to artemisinin, which is currently the best available treatment for the disease.

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Sushi DNA Tests Reveal Fraud (Queued)

Wired by Aaron Rowe | Nov. 21, 2009
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Using DNA barcoding, scientists tested tuna at 31 sushi restaurants and discovered many of the restaurants were selling endangered species, or fish that wasn't tuna at all.

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Ancient Goat Lived Like a Lizard (Queued)

Wired | Nov. 17, 2009
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Scientists have long wondered how an extinct goat that once lived on barren Mediterranean islands could survive in such a harsh environment. Now they know: In a ...

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Listen to 'World's First Twitter Album' (Pending)

YouTube Blocks Non-Partner Device Syabas as Allegations Fly (Pending)

Prosecutors Drop Plans to Appeal Lori Drew Cyberbullying Case (Pending)

A Retro Design and Thoughtful Shots for Artsy Photographers (Pending)

When Good Rockets Go Bad (Pending)

Hi-Def DSLRs May Be Cheap, But Talent Is Priceless (Pending)

Military Video System is Like YouTube With Artillery | Danger Room (Pending)

World’s Largest Earthquake-Safe Building (Pending)

Backs Internet for Nobel Peace Prize (Pending)

Why Google Should Cool It With Chrome OS (Pending)

MPAA: Copyright Treaty Critics Hate Hollywood (Pending)

IR Image Shows Ghostly Bones of Galactic Feast (Pending)

Nokia Makes Dumb Move With Its 'Smartbook' (Pending)

The Illustrated Man: How LED Tattoos Could Change The Face of Humanity | Gadget Lab (Pending)

Flip Mino Wannabe Is a Catastrophe (Pending)

The Illustrated Man: How LED Tattoos Could Make Your Skin a Screen (Pending)

Marines Use Brain Scans to Spot PSTD Before the War (Pending)

Listen to 'World's First Twitter Album' (Pending)

Sushi DNA Tests Reveal Fraud (Pending)

VW Builds the World’s Coolest SUV | Autopia (Pending)

Review: Angst-and-Fangs Formula Lacks Bite in New Moon | Underwire (Pending)

Nov. 20, 1984: SETI Seekers Find a Home (Pending)

Make an Independent Movie on the Cheap - Wired How-To Wiki (Pending)

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Computer 'Glitch' Grounds Air Traffic (Pending)

Hacked E-Mails Fuel Global Warming Debate (Queued)

Malaria Gaining Resistance to Best Available Treatment (Queued)

Sushi DNA Tests Reveal Fraud (Queued)

Ancient Goat Lived Like a Lizard (Queued)

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