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Louisiana sex offenders must identify themselves on Facebook
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LeVar Burton talks Reading Rainbow: from TV to e-books and beyond
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reddit founders made hundreds of fake profiles so site looked popular
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Google launches Endangered Language Project
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Microsoft releases SmartGlass SDK for Xbox 360 developers
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SSDs cost half of what they did in 2011
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Google Play Store says Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is coming "soon"
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Printer bomb malware wastes reams of paper, sparks pandemonium
A Fortune 500 co.—It's "as if it was opening the .exe, printing garbage text."
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Sorry, future Moon colonists—not much ice at the south pole
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Review: Quantum Conundrum builds complex puzzles from simple mechanics
Portal creator's latest lives up to its pedigree.
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