Articles in the Science & Tech Category
British space development has shown that it’s back on the cutting edge as it launches the “Welcome2all” capsule, a repository of items from 21st century Britain, in the hopes that aliens will find it.
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TV license detector vans have a new weapon in their fight against license dodgers – cutting art technology that lets them view, in realtime, a targets television screen.
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Respected thinktank Upyeras has finally released details of its year long, government sponsored, study on the future of internet taxation.
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No wonder that goddam penguin is always smiling – an official survey conducted by influential magazine “Girlz Who Gamez” has revealed that Linux using males have larger penises than their Windows using counterparts.
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News broke yesterday that the Royal Family had created a Flickr account to show off previously private photos – today it is offline after hackers sabotaged it with photos of Prince Harry wearing Nazi regalia.
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Fighting budget cuts and insurgents, a veritable war on 2 fronts, English military boffins have come up with the “Bren Bike”, a cheap and highly mobile machine gun artillery piece.
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Genetically modified foods are once again in the spotlight after a GM crops farmer discovered giant rabbits on his land.
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In the face of mounting pressure from family and religious groups, Apple have removed casual sex networking app iPhuck from the iPhone store.
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Porn loving windows users are being warned to exercise caution as the ‘Dumfukker’ virus, which blackmails users into paying a fee to avoid having compromising footage posted on social networking sites, spreads.
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Computer games giant Ubisoft caused a storm yesterday when they announced details of the new “Ubiscrewed” DRM to be used on forthcoming PC games.
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