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• The great (and sometimes serious) debate about Pluto
  The entrance to the debate over Plutos planet status said it all: With techno music blaring in the background, the two debaters and a moderator walked into the auditorium, cameras flashing and the audience clapping.
  Published : 2008-08-15 Source : www.topix.net
• Shatner Can Now Say "Get a Life" Virtually
  Well, William Shatner could, if he was still associated with the Live Autographs, but it appears his association ended after a signing event he participated in earlier this week. Im assuming, of course, you remember that classic SNL sketch from 1986, where Shatner spoofed his convention experiences.
  Published : 2008-08-15 Source : www.topix.net
• How Not to Share Your Magazines: Online
  You buy a magazine. Youre free to give it to a friend for him to read. Thats the First Sale doctrine, which allows you to sell or give away something youve purchased. What it doesnt allow you to do is copy it.
  Published : 2008-08-15 Source : www.topix.net
• Senators: Space station jeopardized by Georgia conflict
  The Russia-Georgia conflict has US senators worrying about NASAs future in the International Space Station project. As it is now, US law may eventually prohibit NASA from enlisting the help of its only way into space after 2011.
  Published : 2008-08-15 Source : www.topix.net
• Bacteria Can Be Infected By Viruses - And Understanding That May Wipe Out The Superbug
  All animals, plants and bacteria run the risk of being infected by specific viruses. For humans, such viruses include the flu virus, for the tobacco plant this is the tobacco mosaic virus and for the intestinal bacterium E. coli this is the enterobacteria phage lambda.
  Published : 2008-08-15 Source : www.topix.net
• Sharing 2999 Songs, 199 Movies Becomes ‘Safe’ in Germany
  Prosecutors in a German state have announced they will refuse to entertain the majority of file-sharing lawsuits in future. It appears that only commercial-scale copyright infringers will be pursued, with those sharing under 3000 music tracks and 200 movies dropping under the prosecution radar.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : torrentfreak.com
• RIAA Pays $107,951 to Alleged Filesharer
  It has been something of a David and Goliath battle, but the first skirmishes in the war on file sharing are over. While the RIAA jubilantly claimed success last year, it is another case that has has now silenced the RIAA, as it avoids drawing attention to the case it never had.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : torrentfreak.com
• How to Download & Rip Music From MySpace
  A quick step guide that will show you how to grab music from your favorite artistss MySpace page. There are many audio files available for playback on the venerable MySpace site yet, very few are available as downloads. Theres a number of ways to bypass this problem and I will cover two of best the methods here for you to use, the first being the easiest. METHOD A - FreeMusicZilla METHOD B - Audacity FreeMusicZilla 1. Download and install FreeMusicZilla.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• You mean WinMX still Works?
  Surprises to be found.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.slyck.com
• More Evidence Points to an iPhone Infineon Chipset Issue
  A little clarity from Apple might help here. Speculation on what is really behind the problems iPhone 3G users are seeing with connectivity (dropped calls, slow browsing, no browsing, no signal, etc. etc.) has ranged from AT&Ts network (doesnt necessarily explain issues with other carriers, though), poor signal sensitivity, or an issue with the Infineon chipset.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.topix.net
• Waste-to-fuel firm Changing World files for IPO
  Changing World Technologies will find out whether theres money in those hills of garbage.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.topix.net
• Do-it-yourselfers refuse to wait for electric cars
  A growing number of Americans are refusing to wait for manufacturers to deliver mainstream electric vehicles. So theyre ripping out their gas-guzzling engines and replacing them with electric motors -- and they say just about anyone can do it.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.topix.net
• Einsteins spooky action acts at 10,000 times the speed of light
  A spooky effect that could in theory connect particles at the opposite ends of the universe has been measured and found to exert its unsettling influence more than 10,000 times faster than the speed of light.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.topix.net
• You Can Snooze, and Not Lose (VOIP Calls) with Intels Remote Wake Technology
  Intel has unveiled new technology that will enable PCs in sleep mode to be awakened remotely. Possible uses for this would be to enable people to be able to use VOIP services, such as JAJAH, without needing the PC to be fully powered on at all times.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.topix.net
• Octopuses have six arms and two legs
  Octopuses eight tentacles divide up into six "arms" and two "legs," a study published by a chain of commercial aquariums said on Thursday.
  Published : 2008-08-14 Source : www.topix.net
• EA Choose BitTorrent for Warhammer Online Distribution
  Electronic Arts, the publisher of the upcoming massively multiplayer online role-playing game Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, has chosen BitTorrent for the distribution of the closed Beta client. Included in the documentation is a recommendation to use a TorrentFreak speed up guide.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : torrentfreak.com
• UK - New P2P Scheme: Charge for Unauthorized Content - Problem: DPI Unfeasable
  Theres a fresh report featured on PaidContent that features a glowing new scheme to monetize existing P2P. The problem is that theres no technology available today that is actually up to the test. ArsTechnica highlighted the story and correctly notes that there "are a number of reasons to be skeptical of the report", but there are a few points that wed like to clarify. First, though, what is the buzz on this? PaidContent:UK says that there is a new system about to be launched on Virgin Media that would pay copyright holders money for unauthorized content being downloaded. The system involves Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) The report goes as far as to say this: Subscribers to the music package will even be allowed to share tunes amongst themselves because every transfer is anonymously tracked using Audible Magic, but proliferation to non-subscribers will be blocked.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Universities Penalized for Past RIAA Cooperation
  Even though volume of DMCA takedown notices has increased dramatically, are having a tough time claiming "undue burden" in court. Its been a long, strange trip for many universities and colleges whove been compliant with RIAA requests to cooperate with copyright infringement investigations. For despite their increased compliance with DMCA takedown notices or assistance in forwarding pre-litigation "settlement" letters to students, the RIAA is still unsatisfied. In fact, much to chagrin of colleges and universities around the country, it was just a week ago that the RIAA succeeded in getting Congress to pass the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) mandating the use of content filters on campus networks. Getting the Feds involved rightly made many feel that their efforts were being disregarded.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• uTorrent "Highly Critical" Vulnerability Discovered
  Also affects the official BitTorrent client server. Rhys Kidd of Insecure.orgs "Dailydave" is reporting the recent discovery of "vulnerable uTorrent code" that affects both uTorrent as well as the official BitTorrent client server. "A vulnerability has been discovered in BitTorrent, which potentially can be exploited by malicious people to compromise a users system," reads a security warning. The exploit is confirmed in uTorrent version 1.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Candidates Vow To Keep Politics Out Of Science
  McCain: He has said that he would support legislation that would expand federal funding for embryonic stem cell research and place fewer restrictions on it.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• Refractive errors affect vision for half of American adults
  About half of U.S. adults age 20 and older have refractive errors, or eye problems that result in less than 20/20 vision, according to a report in the August issue of Archives of Ophthalmology, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• Contraceptive pill may disrupt womens natural ability to choose a partner
  Disturbing a womans instinctive attraction to genetically different men could result in difficulties when trying to conceive, an increased risk of miscarriage and long intervals between pregnancies. Passing on a lack of diverse genes to a child could also weaken their immune system.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• Social diversity improves cooperation and group fitness
  Researchers have tackled the problem of cooperation (and the related one of the evolution of altruism) for some time now. Initial game theory models suggested that cooperative animals would quickly be supplanted by selfish ones because of a cost to cooperation, as in the the so-called simple prisoners’ dilemma.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• Hybrid makeovers help owners dump the pump
  Countless small start-ups and Detroit automakers are trying to revive electric cars from an early grave, although theres a long road ahead before electricity might serve as a "fuel" for the masses.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• A BSOD of Olympic Proportions
  Most of us who have used a Windows PC know what a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) is. Well, there could be no more perfect timing for a BSOD than this. Right when Li Ning was rounding the lip of the Birds Nest during the climax of the torch-lighting ceremony, someone snapped this photo of the familiar BSOD most of us have seen at one time or another.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• T-Mobile, Vodafone Point to Apple for iPhones 3G Problems
  The finger-pointing has begun. Much has been made over the iPhones 3G connectivity issues on AT&Ts network, and some (including me) have pointed to the fact that AT&Ts 3G network performance isnt exactly stellar. Of course, that doesnt mean its still not an Apple issue. T-Mobile, on the other hand, made no bones about it: the issue lies with the iPhone 3G itself, either in software or hardware.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• Chryslers In-Vehicle Wi-Fi to Launch Aug. 25th
  As I noted earlier, Chrysler was planning to add wi-fi to the list of distractions available in cars, in addition to text messaging / email, reading, putting on makeup, talking on cell phones, and the like. Theyve now announced that the increased distraction will begin on August 25th, when 2009 Chrysler models will be able to get this option.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• Dry Run for Georgia Cyberattack Was Hosted in U.S
  The Russian cyberattack on the Republic of Georgias computer networks may have been planned in advance — with a "dry run" being commanded and controlled from within the U.S. nearly a month ago, weeks before the current war in the Caucasus began.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• Bubble spaceship of the future could fly faster than light
  Travel by bubble might seem more appropriate for witches in Oz, but two physicists suggest that a future spaceship could fold a space-time bubble around itself to travel faster than the speed of light.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net
• The Pill makes women pick bad mates
  Birth control pills could screw up a womans ability to sniff out a compatible mate, a new study finds.
  Published : 2008-08-13 Source : www.topix.net

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