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• Ruff Ruffman and Inertia Makes it Happen
• Developer Reverts to Flash to Correct IE Standards Shortcoming
• New Chrome Beta Polished For Speed
• March 18, 1931: The Schick Hits the Fans
• Bringing Hidden Photos to the Masses
• Obama May Widen Drone War Over Pakistan
• SXSW Eats: Jo's Frito Pie, a Decadent Mashup of Pig, Corn
• British Bailout Buys a Land Rover LRX
• Open Data: Rare Trove of Army Medical Photos Heads to Flickr
• The Cajun Crawler: Like a Segway With a Dozen Creepy Feet
• Diebold Admits Systemic Audit Log Failure; State Vows Inquiry
• Military Blocks Its Own 'YouTube' Knockoff (Updated Again)
• SXSW: Digg's Rose and Adelson Talk About Diggbar, New Features
• Vote for Your Favorite Dinosaur Illustration
• Pirate Bay Documentarian Looks Forward to Film Getting Pirated
• Beyond Bizarre: Tokyo! Filmmaker Creates His Own Language
• SXSW: <cite>Wired</cite> Editor Chris Anderson's <cite>Free</cite> Will Be Free
• 3D Avatar in Baseball Cards is the New Bubble Gum
• Official: Obama CIO Reinstated, Not FBI Target
• A Blogger's Secret Weapon: The Mobile Laptop Stand
• <cite>Rolando</cite> Update Offers New Levels
• Lewis Hamilton RC Hoon Of The F1 World
• Popular Wakefulness Drug May Be Addictive
• Alleged Images From <cite>Wolfenstein</cite> Multiplayer Emerge
• Marvel, Gaming Startup Join Forces for Online Titles
• Get Your Star Wars Bobble Heads!
• Obama Administration: Constitution Does Not Protect Cell-Site Records
• Prince Clears LotusFlow3r.com, Secret Shows for Takeoff
• Facebook Privacy Changes Hint at a Brave New, Twitter-Like, World
• Video: The Behemoth Announces 'Game #3'
• Celeb Antics Stem From Mental Illness, Says Dr. Drew
• Missouri Police: <cite>Animal Crossing</cite> is Pedophile Haven
• Australia Censors Wikileaks Page
• Apple Bestows Cut-and-Paste, MMS on iPhone Users
• <cite>Mass Effect 2</cite> Officially Announced
• Twitter Domination
• The Caryatids: A Dark Future, With Glimmers of Light
• Job Site Asks Recession Victims: How Low Will You Go?
• User-Group becomes "Guild"
• SXSW: LoudCrowd Turns Music into Social Video Arcade
• Military Scientists Explore Planet-Hacking
• Redoubt update for 3/17/2009
• Iran Ramps up Drone Production
• Happy St. Patrick's Day Rock (repost)
• World's 'Most Feature-Packed Watch' is Also its Ugliest
• If Computers Were Bikes, What Bikes Would They Be?
• Five for Fighting 3/17/09
• R.I.P Cthulhu RPG Writer Keith "Doc" Herber
• Weight-Revealing Billboard Shames Fatties into Joining Gym
• National Geographic Kids Goes Green For St. Paddy's Day
• Peek Now Available in Cheap Packs of Five
• An Unimaginable Tragedy That Every Parent Needs to Think About
• Soviet-Era Accessories Make Digicams Usable
• Launch of RPG Blog Anthology - "Open Game Table" Announced
• Pointless P-Hooks Hook Your Books
• Nextar Launches Sears- and Drugstore-bound iPod Touch Clone
• SXSW: Observe and Report Makes Violently Funny Premiere
• New Eruption in Tonga
• SXSW Eats: Cheap, Cheesy Delight at Stony's Mobile Pizza
• March 17, 1948: William Gibson, Father of Cyberspace
• Review: Plustek BookReader V100