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September 26, 2005
Archive of the Most Famous 'Backwards Messages' in Songs
They allege that these messages can be understood subconsciously when a song is played normally and influence the listeners' behavior and opinons, or even incite them to acts of violence or self-harm.
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Google Testing Remove Results Feature
Google's testing a new option letting a small percentage of people remove results they don't like from their own personalized search results.
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Flash enabled Google Video released
Google Video offers viewers a way to see material from archived TV programs, educational videos, personal productions and more.
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Tvtorrents is back
After an absence caused by hardware malfunction the site is back. The list of shows and the search functions are still out of order, but at least the tracker is still working.
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Computer screen on your hand
A "programmable dermal display" in which a population of about 3 billion display pixel robots would be permanently implanted a fraction of a mm under the surface of the skin.
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Windows Vista to boot in 2-3 seconds.
From the new Microsoft Windows Vista Website: "A Windows Vista computer starts and shuts down as quickly and reliably as a television, typically within 2 to 3 seconds."
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The 100 Most Important People of the Century
TIME Magazines list of the 100 most important people of the century includes people like; Hitler, Freud, Einstein, Salk, Shockley, Ford, Brando, and ninety-three others. Also includes runners-up.
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1gb iPod Shuffles for $99
Staples is selling the 1gb iPod Shuffle for $99 after instant savings. No waiting for mail-in rebates. Good until October 8.
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Windows Is Offically Broken - Microsoft has admitted it
Windows is broken and Microsoft has admitted it. In an unprecedented attempt to explain its Longhorn problems and how it abandoned its traditional way of working, the normally secretive software giant has given unparalleled access to The Wall Street Journal, even revealing how Vice President Jim Allchin, personally broke the bad news to Bill Gates.
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First Test For The Space Elevator Is A Success
LiftPort Group Inc., of Bremerton, Wash., has successfully taken one small step to building a fully functional space elevator. The test robot was able to climb 1000 feet and served as a positive reinforcement for an idea of space elevators
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LED bulbs: a bright idea?
Next time you screw in a cheap incandescent light bulb, ask yourself this: Do you ride a horse to work? Still churning your own butter?
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Xbox 360 controller turns up on eBay
It's possible that we're all just falling prey to some sort of viral marketing on Microsoft's part, but someone just auctioned off a wired Xbox 360 controller on eBay (they claim they got it at a game developer's conference).
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