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  1. [Superficial] Heidi & Spencer getting their own show... whoops
  2. [Superficial] Jessica Simpson can't hold her liquor
  3. [TheRegister] Commodore goes titsup (again)
  4. [TheRegister] Windows Server 2008 is better than Vista, but why?
  5. [TheRegister] Apple gets (slightly) less sneaky with Windows Safari play
  6. [TheRegister] Warning sounded on Microsoft and Google's health records landgrab
  7. [TheRegister] Nimbus-led alliance hopes to big up 10Gb Ethernet
  8. [Slashdot] Microsoft "Albany" Offers Office and Security as Subscription
  9. [Geekologie] u-BOT 5 Robot Designed To Help The Elderly
  10. [Reuters] Senator urges FCC to block XM-Sirius deal
  11. [Reuters] EU to punish incitement to terrorism on Internet
  12. [Reuters] MTV's "Rock Band" to launch full-album downloads
  13. [Reuters] Video game sales rise 57 percent in March
  14. [Reuters] Dutch to ease ban on self-balancing Segway scooter
  15. [Slashdot] NBC to Create Programs Centered on Sponsors
  16. [Slashdot] eBay Mulling Skype Sale
  17. [Slashdot] Woman Sues Blockbuster for Facebook Privacy Violations
  18. [Slashdot] $399 Mac Clone Most Likely a Hoax
  19. [Geekologie] Jet Car Driver: Must Be Handsome, Charming
  20. [Superficial] Hayden Panettiere and the Friday song
  21. [TheRegister] Pirate Bay-probing cop on Warner Brothers payroll
  22. [Slashdot] Why Good Data Can Be Hard to Find Online
  23. [Reuters] Woman pleads guilty in Craigslist murder-for-hire
  24. [Reuters] EU to punish incitement to terrorism on Internet
  25. [Slashdot] CNN Website Targeted by DoS
  26. [Slashdot] Hackontest — 24h Open Source Coding Marathon
  27. [Slashdot] Pirate Bay Launches Free Speech Blog
  28. [Slashdot] Eee Is 1st Windows Laptop To Support Multi-Touch
  29. [Slashdot] Lost Infocom Games Discovered
  30. [Slashdot] A Tech Lover's Call to Arms
  31. [Slashdot] Wikileaks Sidesteps Publishing Public PGP Key
  32. [Slashdot] 3G iPhone Expected in June
  33. [Slashdot] Sacha Baron Cohen Wikipedia Entry Creates Circular References
  34. [Slashdot] Soyuz Ballistic Re-entry 300 Miles Off Course
  35. [Slashdot] FBI and Next-Gen P2P Monitoring
  36. [Slashdot] AT&T Claims Internet to Reach Capacity in 2010
  37. [Slashdot] Dilbert Goes Flash, Readers Revolt
  38. [Slashdot] .su Lives On, Stronger than Ever
  39. [Slashdot] What Are the Best Laptop Theft Recovery Measures?
  40. [Slashdot] Major ISPs Injecting Ads, Vulnerabilities Into Web
  41. [Slashdot] Coolest University Tech Lab Projects in the Works
  42. [Slashdot] InPhase Technologies Promises Holographic Drive in May
  43. [Slashdot] .su Lives On, Stronger Than Ever
  44. [Slashdot] Major ISPs Injecting Ads, Vulnerabilities Into Web
  45. [Slashdot] AT&T Claims Internet to Reach Capacity in 2010
  46. [Slashdot] Dilbert Goes Flash, Readers Revolt
  47. [Slashdot] FBI and Next-Gen P2P Monitoring
  48. [Slashdot] CNN Website Targeted by DoS
  49. [Slashdot] Edward Lorenz, Father of Chaos Theory, Dies at 90
  50. [Slashdot] Widespread Keyboard Failures on OLPC's XO-1
  51. [Slashdot] Google Invests In Genetic Indexing
  52. [Slashdot] Information Security Is Becoming Infrastructure
  53. [Slashdot] Is Open Source the Answer To Giving?
  54. [Slashdot] Tesla's High-Tech Lawsuits in Silicon Valley War
  55. [Slashdot] WiiMan, the Nintendo Wii Super Hero
  56. [Slashdot] Will the Earth's Tail Fry Moon Visitors?
  57. [Reuters] Web guru targets malaria with social network site
  58. [Slashdot] Russia to Require Registration for Wi-Fi Use
  59. [Slashdot] Court Finds Part of Copyright Act Unconstitutional
  60. [Slashdot] The Inside Story on Norway's Yes to OOXML
  61. [Slashdot] Russia Announces End to Space Tourism in 2010
  62. [Slashdot] What is the First Day in a University Lab Like?
  63. [Slashdot] JFK, LAX To Test Millimeter-Wave Scanners
  64. [Slashdot] Laser Pointers Classed as Weapons in Australia
  65. [TheRegister] Samsung fêtes 'first' HSUPA phone
  66. [TheRegister] Europe moves against Internet's 'virtual training camps'
  67. [TheRegister] Microsoft beta tests subscription software
  68. [TheRegister] Friends Reunited killer gets life
  69. [TheRegister] MSI to waft Wind Westward in June
  70. [TheRegister] Aussie gov to treat laser pointers like knives and guns
  71. [TheRegister] Anti-paedophile police treble arrest figures
  72. [TheRegister] ISS Expedition 16 crew back on terra firma
  73. [TheRegister] Chinese hackers call off CNN attack
  74. [TheRegister] Microsoft: Finding flaws on our website is OK
  75. [Slashdot] PETA Offers X-Prize for Artificial Meat
  76. [Slashdot] Ben Stein's 'Expelled' - Evolution, Academia and Conformity
  77. [Superficial] Danica Patrick makes IndyCar history
  78. [TheRegister] Korean astronaut recounts 'ballistic' Soyuz re-entry
  79. [TheRegister] US watchdogs threaten vanity gene testers
  80. [TheRegister] Scottish Government scuppers Lewis wind farm plan
  81. [TheRegister] Sony pooh-poohs Amazon PS3 PlayTV pre-order posting
  82. [TheRegister] Why is Ruby on Rails so darn slow?
  83. [TheRegister] Biofuel backlash prompts Brussels back-pedal
  84. [Slashdot] Microsoft-Novell Takes Open-Source to China
  85. [Slashdot] Free Open Source Software Is Costing Vendors $60 Billion
  86. [Slashdot] Western Digital's VelociRaptor 10K RPM SATA Drive
  87. [Slashdot] The End of Non-Widescreen Laptops?
  88. [Slashdot] D&D 4th Ed vs. Open Gaming
  89. [Geekologie] Corolla Rocks NES Controller Engine Cover
  90. [Geekologie] Tetris - The Movie Makes Me Wish I Flew A Tetrad Shaped Ship In A Monster Tetris Game
  91. [Geekologie] LED Lemon Lights Up Drinks, Adds No Flavor
  92. [Superficial] Eliot Spitzer's hooker: I want to be famous forever!
  93. [Superficial] Minnie Driver reveals her baby's daddy
  94. [TheRegister] Leaked picture points to upcoming HTC phones
  95. [TheRegister] Satyam ups the ante for World Cup tech
  96. [TheRegister] Motorola invests in virtual mobiles
  97. [TheRegister] Xbox 360 burns house down
  98. [TheRegister] Ruckus and Terranet rewire Mesh Wi-Fi dream
  99. [TheRegister] Korean astronaut recounts 'ballistic' Soyuz re-entry
  100. [TheRegister] US watchdogs threaten vanity gene testers
  101. [TheRegister] Scottish Government scuppers Lewis wind farm plan
  102. [TheRegister] US crunch hits India
  103. [TheRegister] Shrinking patch windows hit by automated attacks
  104. [TheRegister] Sony pooh-poohs Amazon PS3 PlayTV pre-order posting
  105. [TheRegister] Why is Ruby on Rails so darn slow?
  106. [TheRegister] AudioEngine AW1 wireless music system
  107. [TheRegister] D-Link touts telly as remote PC screen
  108. [TheRegister] Biofuel backlash prompts Brussels back-pedal
  109. [TheRegister] Friends Reunited killer gets life
  110. [TheRegister] Don't like your phone's look? Then build your own
  111. [TheRegister] MSI to waft Wind Westward in June
  112. [TheRegister] Aussie gov to treat laser pointers like knives and guns
  113. [TheRegister] Anti-paedophile police treble arrest figures
  114. [TheRegister] Chinese hackers call off CNN attack
  115. [TheRegister] Microsoft: Finding flaws on our website is OK
  116. [TheRegister] Will Tesco turn us into heterotards?
  117. [TheRegister] Pirate Bay-probing cop on Warner Brothers payroll
  118. [TheRegister] 'Rowdy' rectal extraction op vid hits YouTube
  119. [TheRegister] You'll learn to love mobile TV
  120. [TheRegister] Ballmer bitch slaps Vista
  121. [TheRegister] DARPA in search for five-year-mission solar wingship
  122. [TheRegister] Microsoft buys travel search site
  123. [TheRegister] Motorola remodels mobile division
  124. [TheRegister] eBay software faker jailed for ten months
  125. [Slashdot] Comcast, Pando Partner For "P2P Bill of Rights"
  126. [Slashdot] Cyber Defense Competition Has A New Champion
  127. [Slashdot] NASA Wants its MMO Created for Free
  128. [Slashdot] The New School of Information Security
  129. [Slashdot] F-117A Stealth Fighter Retired
  130. [Geekologie] Nothing Good: What Happens When You Fly An F-111 Fighter Into A Pelican At 340 MPH
  131. [Geekologie] Oh Man, That Would Suck: Time Lapse Of Man Trapped In An Elevator For 40 Hours
  132. [Geekologie] Buried Red Sox Jersey For Sale On eBay
  133. [Geekologie] Knife Hooks Let Company Know You're Nuts
  134. [Geekologie] Sweet: We Can Now Grow Plants In Moondust
  135. [Superficial] Jennifer Aniston in a bikini will cure the Mondays
  136. [Superficial] Heidi Montag's piehole is a portal of dumb
  137. [Superficial] Paris Hilton wants a double wedding
  138. [Superficial] Eva Mendes' crazy powers activate at Comic Con
  139. [Reuters] Microsoft starts testing Office subscription sales
  140. [Reuters] Online networks may help job-hunting: surveys
  141. [TheRegister] Oz to get satnav cemetery for Down Under dead
  142. [TheRegister] Blue Coat pockets Packeteer for $268m
  143. [TheRegister] Delayed Debian developers get thumbs up
  144. [TheRegister] Satyam ups the ante for World Cup tech
  145. [TheRegister] Motorola invests in virtual mobiles
  146. [TheRegister] Scottish Government scuppers Lewis wind farm plan
  147. [TheRegister] US crunch hits India
  148. [TheRegister] Shrinking patch windows hit by automated attacks
  149. [TheRegister] Sony pooh-poohs Amazon PS3 PlayTV pre-order posting
  150. [TheRegister] AudioEngine AW1 wireless music system
  151. [TheRegister] Aussie gov to treat laser pointers like knives and guns
  152. [Slashdot] iGoogle Launches Developer Sandbox
  153. [Slashdot] Private Efforts Fill Gaps In Earth's Asteroid Defenses
  154. [Slashdot] A New Kind of Science Collaboration
  155. [Slashdot] Windows XP SP3 Released To Manufacturing
  156. [TheRegister] PETA offers $1m for test tube chicken
  157. [Slashdot] The Military Plans To Regrow Body Parts
  158. [Slashdot] How To Build a $188M Submarine Cable System
  159. [Slashdot] Unreleased Atari 2600 Game Found At Flea Market
  160. [TheRegister] OSC spurns queries on London charge zone data export
  161. [TheRegister] Sony delays PS3 virtual world Home - again
  162. [TheRegister] South Koreans clone sniffer dog
  163. [TheRegister] Logica cuts jobs
  164. [Slashdot] Stephen Hawking Thinks Aliens Likely
  165. [Slashdot] NJ Supreme Court Rules For Internet Privacy
  166. [Geekologie] Sure, Why Not?: Shoe Vending Machines
  167. [Superficial] Lindsay Lohan & Booze: An affair for the ages
  168. [Reuters] Murdoch leaves door open to joint Yahoo bid
  169. [Reuters] Nokia signs Sony BMG for free music offering
  170. [Reuters] Netflix, consumer electronics partnerships near
  171. [Reuters] Nokia unveils two new music phones
  172. [Superficial] Tila Tequila [insert witty alcohol-related joke here]
  173. [Slashdot] Laptops Can Be Searched At the Border
  174. [Slashdot] 80% of MS Server Protocols Are Unpatented
  175. [Superficial] Richie Sambora ducks child endangerment charges
  176. [Superficial] Kim Kardashian gets catty about Paris Hilton
  177. [TheRegister] DARPA looking at 'Z-Wing' stratocruiser
  178. [TheRegister] OSC spurns queries on London charge zone data export
  179. [TheRegister] Behind the scenes with Apple's media browser
  180. [TheRegister] Blue Coat pockets Packeteer for $268m
  181. [TheRegister] US watchdogs threaten vanity gene testers
  182. [TheRegister] Scottish Government scuppers Lewis wind farm plan
  183. [TheRegister] D-Link touts telly as remote PC screen
  184. [Slashdot] Microsoft Loses Appeal of "Vista-Capable" Lawsuit
  185. [Slashdot] $1/Gallon "Green Gasoline" In Sight
  186. [Slashdot] Blogger Successfully Quashes Subpoena
  187. [Slashdot] Marshall University Challenges RIAA
  188. [Geekologie] Segway Inventor Makes Water Regenerator
  189. [Geekologie] Interactive Hologram Chick Looks Kind of Like Natalie Portman, Should Be Princess Leia
  190. [Geekologie] Sad: Death By Misinterpreted Text Message
  191. [Superficial] Elizabeth Hurley is nautically hot, hearts Photoshop
  192. [Superficial] Fergie in a bikini = I now believe she's a woman
  193. [Reuters] Yahoo CEO open to "any and all" deal alternatives
  194. [Reuters] FCC chief again critiques Comcast net tactics
  195. [Reuters] EBay sues Craigslist over alleged stake dilution
  196. [Slashdot] MSN Music DRM Servers Going Dark In September
  197. [Reuters] EBay sues Craigslist over alleged stake dilution
  198. [Slashdot] Storing Data For the Next 1,000 Years
  199. [Reuters] Microsoft links data on phones, PCs in "Live Mesh"
  200. [Reuters] IBM to unveil new computer for big data centers: report
  201. [TheRegister] Tira Wireless shares device database
  202. [Slashdot] Next-Generation CAPTCHA Exploits the Semantic Gap
  203. [Slashdot] EMI Says Online File Storage Is Illegal
  204. [TheRegister] UK Reaper drone wrecked in Afghanistan
  205. [TheRegister] Acer Q1 profits down, revs revved up
  206. [TheRegister] Smut blocking? We're more bothered about Bebo
  207. [Slashdot] First Looks at Microsoft's New 'Live Mesh' Platform
  208. [Slashdot] Sony to Buy Gracenote
  209. [Slashdot] Apple Buys a Chip Company for $278M
  210. [Geekologie] Jessica Rabbit Is Hot Despite Not Being Real
  211. [Superficial] Mariah Carey: I'd feel 'violated' having a kid
  212. [Superficial] Tyra Banks, Ryan Seacrest eligible for Emmy's
  213. [TheRegister] Standalone security industry dying, says guru
  214. [TheRegister] Verizon calls itself 'innovative'
  215. [TheRegister] West Yorks rolls out cop cams, ignoring plod nod probs
  216. [TheRegister] Hidden card fraud taxes UK.biz
  217. [TheRegister] Wake me up when Global Warming's over
  218. [Slashdot] 'Evolution of the Internet' Powers Massive LHC Grid
  219. [Geekologie] Spider-Man Tattoo Sadly Lacks Spidey-Sense
  220. [Geekologie] Run For The Hills Or The TV?: Robot Soccer Players To Compete With Humans By 2050
  221. [Superficial] O.J. Simpson wants to be a 'Celebrity Apprentice'
  222. [Slashdot] Finnish Electric Solar Sail Nears Implementation
  223. [Geekologie] Cat "Plays" Theramin, It Sounds Like Noise
  224. [Superficial] Paris Hilton banned from Russian hotel
  225. [Reuters] Apple buying microchip designer P.A. Semi
  226. [Reuters] RIM to open new R&D facility in Germany
  227. [TheRegister] US Navy hands out $1bn robo-plane contract
  228. [TheRegister] Verizon calls itself 'innovative'
  229. [TheRegister] West Yorks rolls out cop cams, ignoring plod nod probs
  230. [TheRegister] Judge issues arrest warrant for Darth Vader
  231. [TheRegister] Wake me up when Global Warming's over
  232. [TheRegister] A requiem for the mobile web
  233. [TheRegister] UK Reaper drone wrecked in Afghanistan
  234. [TheRegister] Acer Q1 profits down, revs revved up
  235. [TheRegister] US court beats up FTC over Rambus 'patent ambush' ruling
  236. [TheRegister] Ubuntu man Shuttleworth dissects Hardy Heron's arrival
  237. [Slashdot] Sun to Fully Open Source Java
  238. [Slashdot] FBI Renews Push for ISP Data Retention Laws
  239. [Slashdot] Sony To Launch PS3 Video Download Service
  240. [Geekologie] Exhaust Jack Takes The Work Out Of Jacking
  241. [Geekologie] Bacon Scarf Sadly Tastes Like Fleece
  242. [Superficial] Brooke Hogan goes to college
  243. [Slashdot] Negroponte Says Windows "Runs Well" On XO Laptop
  244. [Slashdot] Evidence Of Glaciers On Mars Suggests Recent Climate Activity
  245. [Slashdot] FCC Reports Comcast P2P Blocking Was More Widespread
  246. [Superficial] Emma Watson unleashes some crotch wizardry
  247. [Reuters] Google introduces brand-image ads for phones
  248. [Reuters] Cable companies pull out of Sprint joint venture
  249. [Reuters] Hacker testifies News Corp unit hired him
  250. [TheRegister] Unlocked iPhones help drive Apple Q2