Nov 17
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Nintendo seeks to trademark the phrase “It’s on like Donkey Kong.” BlackSheep is a Firefox extension that counters the Firesheep extension. Scientists turn skin into blood. Plus, this week’s Study of the Week.
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Nov 14
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From the department of “I Can’t Believe They Got a Grant For This,” a study was done that reveals that 64% of men don’t read the manual before calling tech support. EA Sports has released footage from their new MMA game. Apple rejects Macworld iPhone Superguide from the App Store because it used the word “iPhone.” Find out how much you get paid to poop at work. A woman wants to live stream the birth of her child on the Internet. See the break down of your credit score based on your email domain. The Large Hadron Collider is shut down again… by bread. Wish you could open your door with a secret knock instead of a key? It’s in the realm of possibility. All this plus the Fark Headline of the Week and the Question of the Week.
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Nov 03
Episode 55: Happy Rumpaween
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Foursquare offers a NASA badge for astronauts who check into “Space.” The hacker behind the Xbox 360 jailbreak is being prosecuted for his hack. Sony officially retires the Walkman. A new Firefox extension has been released that allows you to sidejack website sessions to websites like Facebook and Twitter. NYPD officers are sent on a field trip. The Darth Vader costume from Empire Strikes back is on sale. Mount Everest gets a 3G network. All this and more!
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