Google searches web's dark side

"One in 10 web pages scrutinised by search giant Google contained malicious code that could infect a user's PC. "

Spamtrap automatically prints, shreds spam for ultimate satisfaction

This is completely useless, and brilliant. I want one.

The Omnivore's Dilemma

"Homo sapiens, encumbered by a big brain and such inventions as agriculture and industry, faces a bewildering array of choices, from scrambled eggs to Chicken McNuggets, from a bowl of fresh strawberries to the petrochemically complex yellow log of sweet, spongy food product known as the Twinkie."

Back Up, Buster: Rebit Back-Up Appliance Will Save Your Life One Day

"You can even go back to older versions of saved documents, as it catalogues past copies of your files."

Save 5 Hours a Day, the Geek Way

Study: Browser Warnings Don't Work

"The lock-and-key icon was broken. The site-authentication image was not there. A security message popped up, warning that the site was not properly certified. And still, more than half of them entered a password and tried to log in. "

Webcasting Non-RIAA Music In Protest May Only Make The RIAA Wealthier

How Will Governments Keep Up With Technology?

""Governments are beginning to realize that perhaps the Internet really has changed everything, at least for them, and that they are going to have to deal with new responsibilities in this area."