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Month: July 2010
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Typhoid Adware: Coming From a Laptop Near You
A yet-unseen malware variant dubbed “Typhoid adware” could allow cyberattackers to prey on portable computer…
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The Things Microsoft Could Do to Make Up For It All
Baseball may be America’s favorite pastime, but here in the Linux blogosphere, grumbling about Microsoft…
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Extra Features Could Add More Snap and Crackle to Popplet
When traveling from one place to another, sometimes a map can be more useful than…
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Do We Need a Cellphone Lemon Law?
When Apple brings out a new phone, my advice typically is to wait a couple…
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Violence, not overdose, the likely method of suicide in veterans with substance use disorders
Veterans with substance use disorders who die by suicide are more likely to use violent…
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Red hot chili peppers arrive in sub-zero Arctic Seed Vault
A new collection of some of North America’s hottest foods — an eclectic range of…
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Protein identified which helps cancer cells to survive stressful conditions
Researchers have made a discovery that could lead to the development of more effective treatments…
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Geo-neutrinos: Discovery of subatomic particles could answer deep questions in geology
An international team has detected subatomic particles — geo-neutrinos — deep within Earth’s interior. The…
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Plasma protein appears to be associated with development and severity of Alzheimer’s disease
Higher concentrations of clusterin, a protein in the blood plasma, appears to be associated with…