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Brain Cells Fused with Computer Chip Scientists have created a circuit that combines semiconductor technology with brain cells, allowing the two to communicate.	Developer News	Live Science	28 Mar 2006	1,171
Cost of living in UK How much does it cost to live in London?	Hot Threads	The Code Project	28 Mar 2006	156
Public bugs database for Internet Explorer See the bugs, see the bugs bashed (hopefully).	Hot Threads	The Code Project	28 Mar 2006	177
Ultra-thin plastic a boon for flat-panel prices Liquid-crystalline polymers look to be a contender to replace silicon in computer and monitor parts.	Industry News	The Age	28 Mar 2006	683
Google Techtalks for the chronically curious Google has added a number of internal talks to their Google Video service. Topics range from "Opportunities for pharmacogenomics" to "Debugging backwards in time".	Developer News	Ars Technica	28 Mar 2006	887
News for Monday, March 27 2006 News for Monday, March 27 2006	Site News	CodeProject	27 Mar 2006	170
Attacks on Unpatched IE Flaw Escalate Businesses still need to patched the latest IE Flaw.	Industry News	Washington Post	27 Mar 2006	924
Brain Teasers Video games make you smarter? Not sure if I am believing that one yet.	Developer News	Wired	27 Mar 2006	717
Free icons Free is always good.	Hot Threads	The Code Project	27 Mar 2006	239
Germans smartest in Europe A new study of Europeans show that Germans have the highest average IQ at 107. Discuss.	Industry News	Times Online	27 Mar 2006	810
Illinois Man Fined For Piggybacking On Wi-Fi Service Grabbing a few bytes off of an unsecured WiFi connection can cost you in Illinois.	Industry News	TechWeb	27 Mar 2006	998
Microsoft security chief to step down After managing the response to Slammer, MyDoom and others, Mike Nash is taking a sabbatical from his role as head of the Security Technology Unity.	Industry News	InfoWorld	27 Mar 2006	509
Building a Mashup of National Parks using the Atlas Virtual Earth Map control Atlas (the Ajax implementation from the ASP.NET team) has support for plugging maps into your applications. See how easy it is with this sample.	Developer News	Microsoft	27 Mar 2006	691
Rotor v. 2.0 New release of the "Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure" (aka Rotor) is now available for download.	Developer News	Microsoft	27 Mar 2006	716
New Windows APIs Windows Vista isn't just for managed developers, there's a lot of joy for native (and COM) developers as well.	Hot Threads	The Code Project	27 Mar 2006	225
Windows Live Developer Center Learn about the APIs available through Windows Live. Create messenger bots, gadgets and more.	Developer News	Microsoft	27 Mar 2006	646
News for Friday, March 24 2006 News for Friday, March 24 2006	Site News	CodeProject	24 Mar 2006	113
Java Experts Predict AJAX Will Be Huge AJAX hype or hot?	Industry News	eWeek	24 Mar 2006	1,865
NASA Investigates 'Radiation Aging' Danger Faced By Astronauts From Cosmic Rays Is space travel the new fountain of youth or is it making our Astronauts prematurely old?	Developer News	Science Daily	24 Mar 2006	461
Introducing ajaxWrite Ajax-based Word replacement from the founder of MP3.com.	Hot Threads	The Code Project	24 Mar 2006	210
Oldest animal in the world dies Addwaitya the tortoise has moved on from his home at the Kolkata zoo. He was believed to have been 255 years old. He credited his longevity to not smoking, moderate drinking and brisk walks (0.1 m/s).	Hot Threads	The Code Project	24 Mar 2006	194
"Executive" Monkeys Influenced by Other Executives, Not Subordinates High-ranking monkeys ignored the messages provided by lower-ranking monkeys, but "listened" to other high-ranking monkeys. There's a message there for all of us.	Industry News	Duke Medical News	24 Mar 2006	664
The 20 Most Important Tools Ever Sure, the knife, the saw and the compass are important, but where's emacs in the list?	Industry News	Forbes	24 Mar 2006	1,694
Report identifies Kazaa, SpyAxe as 'badware' StopBadware.org have released their first reports on deceptive and/or harmful software. Kazaa, Mediapipe, SpyAxe and Waterfalls 3 are the first culprits named.	Industry News	InfoWorld	24 Mar 2006	593