| - FSF petitions against Amazon's Big Brother attitude
- The Free Software Foundation has a new campaign - Defective by Design - and an online petition over Amazon's Orwellian take-back of "1984" from Kindle customers.
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- Soldiers get priority for Google Voice
- Thinking about joining up but the New GI Bill's promises of college tuition aren't enough to sway you? Maybe Google Voice will seal the deal. In a guest post on Google's Official Blog, Army Sgt. Dale Sweetnam announced that military personnel will get priority handling for Google Voice accounts.
- Hadron Collider's mysterious disappearing magnets
- It's beginning to seem that the Large Hadron Collider may never be able to produce the gargantuan amount of energy that caused many to fear it would create a world-ending black hole. The Times reports that the collider's magnets have been massively under performing.
- First-ever arrest of domain-name thief involves Clippers' Madsen
- In the first-ever U.S. arrest of a domain-name thief, New Jersey state police have arrested a man suspected of stealing the domain name P2P.com. In an unusual celebrity twist, Donald Gonclave then sold the domain name to L.A. Clippers forward Mark Madsen on eBay for $110,000, The L.A. Times reports.
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