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In school I could spell 'shell oil' on my calculator *
*if you turned it upside down..
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Boffin calculates pi to 2.7 trillion digits
National Rail website buried ahead of snow storm
Facebook offs social suicide service
NASA's Kepler telescope finds 5 new planets
Dubai cuts ribbon on world's tallest building
Oz bank thinks it's 2016
25kg of cocaine hits Spanish supermarket shelves
Boys in blue caught breaking IT rules
US word czars unfriend shovel-ready toxic assets
Tories swallow Web 2.0, spit out £1m crowdsource prize
Spirit rover clocks up six years on Mars
Today is not New Year's Eve - or the end of the decade
Arise, Sir Peter of Middle Earth
Border Agency and Cardiff fail on FoI reviews
English language falls to the Slashdot effect
X-Box 360 theft suspect busted after online gaming sesh
Thursday 31st December 2009 09:58 GMT 
Honeytrap Chips
Add a phone-home chip to all internet connecting kit.
To be activated by the actual owner upon purchase (optional).
Once nicked the stolen kit 'screams' out for the cops.....
A bit like talkie-toaster from RD.
"Help, help! I've been stolen, Help! *
* Are you sure you wouldn't like some toasted bread products, etc....
Kate Winslet sports top celeb bod
Jimbo asks online folk to play nice, be civil
NASA eyes asteroid, Moon and Venus
Apple ejects Dalai Lama from Chinese iTunes
Japanese chap sets paper plane flight record
Secret code protecting cellphone calls set loose
Amazon Kindle International Edition
Software fraudster 'fooled CIA' into terror alert
Homemade airship prang closes highway in Oklahoma
Nuke-bunker-nobbling US megabomb delayed
Comcast to pay $16m over BitTorrent busting
US mum calls 911 over Grand Theft Auto
Ferry giant refuses ID card
ISS crew don festive hats
Hackers break Amazon's Kindle DRM
Can anyone explain the chunnel fiasco?
Oz anti-censorship site is censored
Crypto snafu grounds 3D Avatar screenings in Germany
Iraqi insurgents hack US drones with $26 software
Watchdog files complaint over Facebook 'privacy' settings
Stargazers spy super-Earth waterworld
Facebook sues social network spammers
Google weighs in to Aussie firewall row
Facebookers made into fans of Berlsuconi in post-attack row
2009's Top E-book Readers
Thursday 17th December 2009 07:20 GMT 
Why?
Why buy an expensive, clunky, electro-slate?
I much prefer audio-books on my MP3 player.
That way I can 'read' with my eyes closed.
It's so relaxing on the train, in bed, while driving (hands-free) , or just sitting in a chair. It's meditation while you learn stuff.
I've also increased my 'reading' volume enormously. I often have an analog book on the go plus an audio book. But not both at the same time, of course.
The Great Aussie Firewall is dead: Long live the firewall
SF's rogue admin finally gets day in court
Police moot pop-up social network warnings
Facebook chief explains bear photo bareness
Congressmen steam over Wikileaks TSA breach
Privacy furore forces partial climb-down from Facebook
US bests UK in iTunes Xmas giftiness
Mozilla squirts out Thunderbird 3
LHC pulverises previous record: 2.36 TeV surprise collision!
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