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Crew prepares to go outside to put eyes on troublesome ammonia coolant loop.
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Report: ESPN may pay to exempt its content from wireless data caps
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Google kills its plans for a physical Google Wallet card
The card was reportedly set to formally debut at Google I/O.
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Proposed bill that would regulate NSF research funding faces backlash
Scientists not amused, bill's backers appear confused.
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Apple will reportedly unlock your iPhone for police, but there’s a wait list
The volume of requests has created at least a seven-week wait for law enforcement.
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Pistol plans hit P2P after creator pulls design offline
No politics, just possible violation of arms-trafficking laws.
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Report: Microsoft’s next console will be called Xbox Infinity
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“Look, you may hate me”: 90 minutes with John Steele, porn troll
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Blind advocates: Hollywood lobbying threatens deal for accessible books
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Facebook plans on fixing Home so that Android users feel (wait for it) at home
The company is bringing back the Dock and Folders to Home for Android users.
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New Zealand government closes door on software patents
Opposition party calls the decision a "humiliating back down."
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Prenda: Georgia court should ignore Wright ruling because of gay marriage
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Diablo III auctions remain closed as Blizzard conducts thorough audit
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A wireless network with frickin’ laser beams on the ceiling
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YouTube announces paid subscriptions with TV show partners
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‘Confidential Content’? YouTube bug shows scary but harmless banner in search results
You're not revealing anything by searching for WuTang clan videos.
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22 countries engage in vintage armored beatdowns at Battle of the Nations
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Epic VP: Next consoles will “fully embrace” free-to-play gaming
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