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Aussie has answer to save Earth from asteroid attack

Proposed plan to protect planet with plastic film

An PhD student with the University of Queensland's School of Engineering has won top prize in an international competition for her plan to wrap a giant asteroid with reflective sheeting to prevent a collision with the Earth.…

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24.08.2008 22:03:10 - The Register

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Dabs founder released on £10m bail

Checks in at The Priory

David Atherton, the founder of Dabs.com who is charged with attempted rape and drugs offences, has been released on £10m bail surety.…

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24.08.2008 12:28:21 - The Register

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No snapping: Photographers get collars felt

Watch where you point that thing this weekend

Fancy getting your camera out this Bank Holiday weekend? Best be careful who you point it at.…

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23.08.2008 11:02:03 - The Register

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Actors paid to queue for Poland's iPhone launch

A phoned-in performance

Mobile phone carrier Orange Poland admitted today that it hired actors to stand in line for the country's iPhone debut.…

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23.08.2008 00:42:40 - The Register

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MetaRAM now pumping 288GB of memory into Intel boxes

Triple stuffed

Super-charging memory shop MetaRAM has started talking up its beefy DDR3 modules.…

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22.08.2008 21:21:50 - The Register

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Dell thrives in up server market

Ugly economy fails to tarnish iron in Q2

The server biz is still booming thanks to customers buying up x86 boxes. The current worldwide economic agitation doesn't seem to have affected with major vendors with all of the big names shipping more metal in the second quarter of 2008 than the same period last year, according to the latest bean counting from Gartner.…

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22.08.2008 20:46:50 - The Register

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Anatomy of a malware scam

The evil genius of XP Antivirus 2008

Anyone who has a blog has probably seen blog spam; comments to the blog that simply try to entice people to go to some other site. Most of the time the site being advertised is simply trying to boost its search engine rankings to generate more ad revenue.…

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22.08.2008 20:45:54 - The Register

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That password-protected site of yours - it ain't

Google exposes the Net's dirty secrets

It's one of the simplest hacks we've seen in a long time, and the more elite computer users have known about it for a while, but it's still kinda cool and just a little bit unnerving: A hacker has revealed a way to use Google and other search engines to gain unauthorized access to password-protected content on a dizzying number of websites.…

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22.08.2008 20:16:16 - The Register

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UK spooks forced to hand Gitmo files to suspect's lawyers

Dirty bombs, dirty hands for MI5

The High Court has told British intelligence services to hand over relevant files to lawyers representing Binyam Mohamed, an Ethiopian and one-time UK resident, facing a US military tribunal at Guantánamo Bay. Mohamed is accused of plotting to trigger a radioactive "dirty bomb" on US soil, and could face the death penalty if found guilty.…

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22.08.2008 18:35:46 - The Register

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Red Hat hack prompts critical OpenSSH update

Poisoned code never entered our bloodstream, says Linux distro

Red Hat has warned that hackers were able to commandeer its systems and tamper with code - but said that since its content distribution was not hit, it is confident that polluted code has not served up to users.…

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22.08.2008 18:28:58 - The Register

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Aussie has answer to save Earth from asteroid attack

Proposed plan to protect planet with plastic film

Dabs founder released on £10m bail

Checks in at The Priory

No snapping: Photographers get collars felt

Watch where you point that thing this weekend

Actors paid to queue for Poland's iPhone launch

A phoned-in performance

MetaRAM now pumping 288GB of memory into Intel boxes

Triple stuffed

Dell thrives in up server market

Ugly economy fails to tarnish iron in Q2

Anatomy of a malware scam

The evil genius of XP Antivirus 2008

That password-protected site of yours - it ain't

Google exposes the Net's dirty secrets

UK spooks forced to hand Gitmo files to suspect's lawyers

Dirty bombs, dirty hands for MI5

Red Hat hack prompts critical OpenSSH update

Poisoned code never entered our bloodstream, says Linux distro

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