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        <description>Chris Matyszczyk brings a fresh and irreverent perspective to the tech world in his CNET blog, Technically Incorrect. He is a member of the CNET Blog Network and is not an employee of CNET.</description>
        
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                            Testing on the Large Hadron Collider is halted after a bird drops a chunk of carbohydrates into the machine, causing a power outage.
                        
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                <title>Want a Droid on the cheap? Let&#039;s start a club!</title>
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                            Right now, you have to buy one and sign a two-year contract. Is a Gadget of the Month Club the answer? Or should phone companies be more like clothes stores?
                        
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                <title>The technology that can eliminate your political opponents</title>
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                            Augmented Reality technology will be able to erase anyone who disagrees with you, making you feel as if they don&#039;t exist. Is this a good thing?
                        
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                            In the world of the cynical online phishing scam ploy, is pretending to be a Marine stationed in Afghanistan a new low?
                        
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                            A 23-year-old teacher from Minnesota is to live-stream every moment of the birth of her child. Two cameras will be at the scene. As will her husband and mother.
                        
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                            While Apple is so clever at appealing to both sexes, the Droid, with its new &#034;Stealth Bomber&#034; ad, seems to be developing an abjectly male persona.
                        
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                            &#034;The Lights in the Tunnel,&#034; by computer engineer Martin Ford, suggests that technology is causing inequalities that markets won&#039;t solve. His solutions are, to say the least, radical.
                        
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                            Apple decides to involve itself in Google searches such as &#034;download Windows 7&#034;, by placing ads suggesting that perhaps a Mac is a better option. Why aren&#039;t they funny?
                        
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                            A survey in the U.K. suggests that file sharers spend 75 percent more on music than those who claim to be scrupulously honest. Why might this be?
                        
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                            In the latest episode of HBO&#039;s &#034;Curb Your Enthusiasm,&#034; erstwhile Microsoft pitchman returns to finger a Mac.
                        
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