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Soylent Corporation prepares to DEFEAT FOOD |
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05/21/2013 at 23:13:34 |
Geeks order over $100,000 of startup's "default meal" powder
Credulous geeks have poured over $130,000 into a fantastic food replacement named "Soylent," a substance whose creators aim to "free your body" from the need to eat solids ever again.…
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Librarians: Argos site is top priority to be preserved for future generations |
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05/07/2013 at 11:26:58 |
El Reg strangely not in top 100 historymaking list
Argos and a page discussing posh camping have been placed on a list of 100 websites the British Library regards as crucial reading for future generations who want to understand life in 2013.…
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[NSFW] Hard luck lads, todger size DOES matter: Official |
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04/09/2013 at 20:32:37 |
Being tall and masculine also helps, says stiff stiff
NSFWish Boffins bearing tape measures appear to have confirmed that in the trouser department, size really does matter.…
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Star Trek phaser sells for a STUNNING $231,000 |
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04/09/2013 at 06:28:09 |
KHAAAAAANNNNNNNNN't believe I paid that much for it!
Captain Kirk's phaser weapon from the second pilot of the 1960s Star Trek series has sold for an illogical $231,000 at auction.…
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Swedish linguists nix new word after row with Google |
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03/26/2013 at 23:15:38 |
Online ad giant said 'nej!' to 'ogooglebar'
The Swedish Language Council, a semi-official body aimed at regulating and advancing the Swedish language, has withdrawn a word from its annual list of neologisms for the first time in its history. Why? Pressure from Google.…
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CERN re-opens 'Animal Shelter for Computer Mice' |
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03/26/2013 at 04:25:29 |
Is the large hadron collector warping time?
CERN has re-opened its “Animal Shelter for Computer Mice”, a place where CERN staff can take mice experiencing ill health and offers a warm and stimulating environment in which they can return to health.…
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