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The Thing was a close second to Used Electronics Man when the Gadget Lab polls officially closed, although subsequent, unofficial voting has since propelled him to the top of the reader's choice list. : Thomas Boggs' entry is an obscure Spider-Man clone known as the Scarlet Spider.
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They've also got unusual electrical properties: Depending on which way the sheets of carbon are rolled up, nanotubes are either metallic, making them good electrical conductors, or semiconducting, making them potentially useful components for the logic components of microchips.
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Ten years ago, Netflix started to send the movies to you, but you still needed to get to your mailbox, which for most people involves mandatory pants. As it turns out, pretty much anything that can be documented has been, and it's all ready to be poured into your lap like so much hot soup.
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Discover the perfect app for the job only to learn that it's optimized for Ubuntu? Don't worry, there are several options for running that Linux application on your Microsoft desktop. Follow this guide to unlock a world of free software options within Windows XP and Vista.
Read How to Run Linux Applications in Windows (Links)
Tesla Motors turns to Detroit and hires one of the sharpest engineers around to lead the development of its forthcoming all-electric sedan.
Read Tesla Finally Hires Someone Who Knows What He's Doing (Links)
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A new service lets users build tiny virtual worlds that they can decorate with video and images imported from YouTube, Facebook and other websites.
Read Vivaty Scenes Taps Facebook, AIM for 'Immersive Internet' (Links)
Liberal and libertarian bloggers have hired the political media consultants behind Ron Paul's online fundraising "moneybomb," set to go off on Aug. 8, the day Richard Nixon resigned.
Read FISA Activists Use New Tools, Tactics to Pressure Lawmakers (Links)
New enhancements to Google's online mail application give users more control over their privacy. Gmail now keeps a log so you can monitor your account, and it lets you sign off from a remote computer.
Read New Gmail Features Protect Your Inbox From Prying Eyes (Links)
And Southwest now carries more passengers annually (101 million last year) than any other U.S. carrier, a nifty trick for an airline that didn't fly outside Texas at the dawn of deregulation in 1978. Since 1999, the airline's aggressive fuel-hedging program has saved it an estimated $3.5 billion.
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