A proposed ban on any cellphone use while driving is noteworthy because it is the first call by a federal agency to end the practice completely, rather than the partial ban that some legislators have put in place by allowing hands-free talking.
A proposed ban on any cellphone use while driving is noteworthy because it is the first call by a federal agency to end the practice completely, rather than the partial ban that some legislators have put in place by allowing hands-free talking.
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Daily Report: Safety Board Urges Cellphone Ban for Drivers
19-year-old Autumn Braden wanted to “see how eBay worked,” and as we all know, selling your 2-year-old cousin is the best way to learn! Braden auctioned the girl while she was babysitting last week, posting , “Kid for sale, an adorable child for sale …
19-year-old Autumn Braden wanted to “see how eBay worked,” and as we all know, selling your 2-year-old cousin is the best way to learn! Braden auctioned the girl while she was babysitting last week, posting , “Kid for sale, an adorable child for sale …
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Practice Your eBay Skills By Selling A Toddler [In Brief]
Google accused Microsoft of copying search results this morning, and the company’s sticking to its guns: in response to Microsoft’s firm denial — “We do not copy Google’s results” — it’s released another tiny batch of evidence to the contrary and a call for Microsoft to discontinue the practice for good. Mind you, Google search engineer Amit Singhal doesn’t explicitly call out its competitor for “copying” results — rather, “recycling” them through a clever combination of Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Bing Toolbar — but the message is clear.
Google accused Microsoft of copying search results this morning, and the company’s sticking to its guns: in response to Microsoft’s firm denial — “We do not copy Google’s results” — it’s released another tiny batch of evidence to the contrary and a call for Microsoft to discontinue the practice for good. Mind you, Google search engineer Amit Singhal doesn’t explicitly call out its competitor for “copying” results — rather, “recycling” them through a clever combination of Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Bing Toolbar — but the message is clear.
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Google responds: Bing recycles search results, and we’d like it to stop
This weekend’s NFL Pro Bowl might be one of the more useless spectacles in American sport, but since there’s nothing at stake, the NFC coaches allowed Michael Vick to strap a ContourHD 1080p camera to his helmet during practice — and the resulting few moments of footage are pretty awesome, if you’re a football fan. We gave the 1080p a pretty decent review , and it certainly delivers here: you get to watch Vick break the huddle, fire off a pass to Jason Witten, hand off to Adrian Peterson, and run a play-action to Witten, all the while exchanging some friendly banter with Matt Ryan and Drew Brees.
This weekend’s NFL Pro Bowl might be one of the more useless spectacles in American sport, but since there’s nothing at stake, the NFC coaches allowed Michael Vick to strap a ContourHD 1080p camera to his helmet during practice — and the resulting few moments of footage are pretty awesome, if you’re a football fan. We gave the 1080p a pretty decent review , and it certainly delivers here: you get to watch Vick break the huddle, fire off a pass to Jason Witten, hand off to Adrian Peterson, and run a play-action to Witten, all the while exchanging some friendly banter with Matt Ryan and Drew Brees.
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Watch Pro Bowl practice through Michael Vick’s eyes — and his ContourHD 1080p helmet cam
When Google’s Street View cars glide through your neighborhood next, you can leave the WPA2 encryption off — Canada says that the company has “discontinued” the practice of snooping on unsecured WiFi networks with its mapping vehicles, and “has no plans to resume it.” That’s one of several findings in a report by Canada’s privacy commissioner today, which also claims that the controversial data collection feature was the work of a single Google engineer, and that Google intends to use smartphones to pinpoint WiFi networks from now on. Naturally, the latter caused the commissioner concern that Android phones might capture the same data as the cars. Perhaps you’d best keep those shields up after all.
When Google’s Street View cars glide through your neighborhood next, you can leave the WPA2 encryption off — Canada says that the company has “discontinued” the practice of snooping on unsecured WiFi networks with its mapping vehicles, and “has no plans to resume it.” That’s one of several findings in a report by Canada’s privacy commissioner today, which also claims that the controversial data collection feature was the work of a single Google engineer, and that Google intends to use smartphones to pinpoint WiFi networks from now on. Naturally, the latter caused the commissioner concern that Android phones might capture the same data as the cars. Perhaps you’d best keep those shields up after all.
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Google’s wardriving days are over, says Canadian privacy commissioner
Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the new fourth-generation iPod touch : it’s so much like an iPhone that it has a Phone app (wait, what?).
Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the new fourth-generation iPod touch : it’s so much like an iPhone that it has a Phone app (wait, what?).
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Apple sucks at Photoshop too
Enjoy copying DVDs onto $5,000 boutique home servers?
Enjoy copying DVDs onto $5,000 boutique home servers?
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ReQuest threatens to enable DVD piracy on its media streamers, announces one sans DVD
Wanna Rickroll someone? No problem, there are thousands of copies of the video of Rick Astley’s legendary song, Never Gonna Give You Up on the Internet
Wanna Rickroll someone? No problem, there are thousands of copies of the video of Rick Astley’s legendary song, Never Gonna Give You Up on the Internet
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OMG, They Killed (the Original) Rickroll!
Wanna Rickroll someone? No problem, there are thousands of copies of the video of Rick Astley’s legendary song, Never Gonna Give You Up on the Internet. However, if you want to use the original rickroll video, which should be located here , you’ll be greeted by an ugly message: This video has been removed due to terms of use violation
Wanna Rickroll someone? No problem, there are thousands of copies of the video of Rick Astley’s legendary song, Never Gonna Give You Up on the Internet. However, if you want to use the original rickroll video, which should be located here , you’ll be greeted by an ugly message: This video has been removed due to terms of use violation
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