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  • Goodge Plus feed – Joe Shockley

    • pretty cool Dedicated hacker adds USB capabilities to his Commodore 64 - Ha
    • The IBM PC turns 30 this month.
    • Why yes, yes I am.
    • Dilbert on disaster preparedness.
    • Man, that Harrison Ford carries a grudge.
    • Roll a D6 Roll a D6 http://www.vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=23248158&ser
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  • Wired Top Stories

    • Movie Trailers Are Getting Insanely Fast. Trust Us, We Counted the Cuts
    • Justice Department Fought to Conceal NSA's Role in Terror Case From Defense Lawyers
    • Being Electric Doesn't Keep This Plane From Serious Aerobatics
    • Google Challenges FISA Gag Orders on Free Speech Grounds
    • The NSA Hearing, by the Numbers
    • NSA Disruption of Stock Exchange Bomb Plot Disputed
  • Surflizard

    • Amazon Prime Members Get Free Streaming
    • Iphone Nano – Rumor Underwhelms
    • Guitar Hero is officially dead
    • HP TouchPad Tablet Unveiled
    • E-Readers Gain Acceptance Among Young Readers
    • Google Gets More Than 75,000 Job Applications in One Week
  • Crave: The gadget blog

    • To the end of the (Google) world
    • NASA issues asteroid 'Grand Challenge' to all
    • The 404 1286: Where we're tired of zombies (podcast)
    • 'Wizard of Oz' Lego re-creation has rotating tornado
    • Project Zero tiltrotor shows off battery-powered flight
    • Flying bicycle with built-in tent cruises at 4,000 feet up
  • CrunchGear

    • The Offline Glass Ensures You Talk, Not Text, At The Bar
    • Kazam Is Another European Startup Hoping Against Hope To Inch In To The Smartphone Hardware Market
    • Goji Is A Smart Lock For Your Home That Has Nothing To Do With Berries
    • SunnyBot Is A Solar-Powered Robot That Tracks The Sun To Reflect Sunlight Wherever You Want It
    • Zuckerberg And Samsung Meet, Raising Questions About Facebook's Future Mobile Plans
    • Worried Who's Watching Your Web Browsing? Adafruit's Onion Pi Tor Proxy Project Creates A Private, Portable Wi-Fi Access Point
  • ReadWriteWeb

    • Google Cites First Amendment In Challenge To FISA Secrecy Order
    • Google's Next Nexus Is Nowhere In Sight
    • Pinterest Developers, After Years Of Waiting, Can Take Hope
    • Microsoft's Most Wanted: A Convicted Child Molester Worked At Yammer
    • Chromebook Sales Expanding Despite Tablet-Leaning Market
    • Yahoo Reports Its Data Request Numbers
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  • Lifehacker

    • The Basics of Music Production: The Complete Guide
    • Generate a Monthly Calendar from the Command Line
    • Why would I want wireless charging for my gadgets?
    • Deadspin Serena Williams On Steubenville: "I'm Not Blaming The Girl But ..." | io9 Did the Higgs bos
    • CareerSonar Finds You Jobs Through Your Friends' Connections
    • Most Popular Grill: Weber One Touch Kettle Series
  • Unplggd

    • Watch an iPad Painter Beautifully Reproduce Vermeer's Masterpiece
    • Quadruple-Monitor Stand Arrangement That's Not an Eyesore? — Good Questions
    • U-Turn Audio Orbit Turntable — Daily Tech Find
    • Runners Turn Their GPS Mapped Running Routes Into Art — Map My Run
    • 8 Beach Safe Gadgets for Summer
    • DIY Decor for a Vinyl Party
  • Download Squad

    • Farewell, Internet
    • Angry Birds Rio for Symbian lands in Nokia's Ovi Store
    • Kindlebility sends Web pages from your computer to your Kindle
    • Auslogics Disk Defrag 3.2 gets smarter, faster
    • Windows 8 App Store images leaked?
    • YouTube Live now streaming select partners in real time
  • TechMeme

    • Microsoft Said to Add Qualcomm as Surface RT Supplier (Bloomberg)
    • Huawei to invest $30M on branding in India (Ellyne Phneah/ZDNet)
    • The Price to Pay for Facebook's Free Wi-Fi? A Scrap of Privacy (Ryan Tate/Wired)
    • Researchers able to predict Apple iOS-generated hotspot passwords (Michael Lee/ZDNet)
    • FCC nominee Wheeler says will promote competition (Alina Selyukh/Reuters)
    • Netflix will launch in the Netherlands in late 2013, as its international expansion slows (Janko Roettgers/paidContent)
  • Webware

    • Wikipedia losing contributors, to streamline editing
    • See what's new in Thunderbird
    • Twitter revamping mobile site for iPad users
    • How to tweet like a man
    • Gmail voice calling offering lower international rates
    • Yahoo Mail suffers outage; users react
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  • Macrumors

    • New Video May Show iOS 7 Running on an iPad
    • Apple Giving Retail Employees Beta Access to OS X Mavericks
    • Leaked Image Suggests 'Voice Memo' Will Return in Future iOS 7 Beta Release
    • Apple TV iOS 7 Beta Adds iTunes Radio and Conference Room Display Mode
    • Case for Lower-Cost iPhone with Thicker Profile and Curved Edges Surfaces
    • Hidden iOS 7 Settings Reveal Potential Gesture and Folder Enhancements
  • GigaOm

    • Tesla recalls around 800 Model S cars with weak seat bracket
    • The internet of things: a market landscape
    • Fab nabs $150 million in new funding as part of Series D round
    • Netflix will launch in the Netherlands in late 2013, as its international expansion slows
    • The first 3D-printed battery is as tiny as a grain of sand
    • Apple amends Siri’s response to suicide with more direct approach
  • The Register

    • PC makers REALLY need Windows 8.1 to walk on water - but guess what?
    • Norks taunt, yank Yanks' crank over PRISM: US is 'rights abuse kingpin'
    • Washout 2012 summer, melty Greenland 'nothing to do with Arctic ice or warm oceans'
    • Exagrid hires former IBM exec, Hitachi bod to help flog disk grid tech
    • Out with a bang: The Last of Us lets PS3 exit with head held high
    • EU Justice Department stalls India's security clearance
  • Slashdot

    • Cat-like Robot Runs Like the Wind
    • Revisiting Amdahl's Law
    • Altering Text In eBooks To Track Pirates
    • NVIDIA To License Its GPU Tech
    • MySQL Man Pages Silently Relicensed Away From GPL
    • Verizon Accused of Intentionally Slowing Netflix Video Streaming

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