Daily Digest for October 28th

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Shared Transparency: The Most Homicidal Countries.
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Shared Electrodes in Brain Give Insight Into How We Use Language.
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Shared Internet Probably Couldn’t Handle a Flu Pandemic.
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Shared EFF Launches "Takedown Hall of Shame".
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Shared New DoD Memo On Open Source Software.
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Shared No Hand-Held Devices In Ontario Cars.
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Shared Google’s Eric Schmidt on What the Web Will Look Like in 5 Years.
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Shared Failed CIA Project "Acoustic Kitty".
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Shared Pain Of Torture Can Make Innocent Seem Guilty.
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Shared Homeland Security Could Block Websites During Swine Flu Pandemic.
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Shared Useful Online Generators for Designers.
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Shared DNA shows Native Americans descended from a single ancestral group.
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Shared Ruby and Rails Ecosystem White Paper.
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Shared The Human Body Is Built for Distance.
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Shared Kernel Summit 2009: How Google uses Linux.
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Shared Laws of Power: Machiavelli and Sun-Tzu brought up-to-date.
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Shared 1 TB of Memory in 1 Minute with 1 Command.
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Shared Dell unveils exclusive Microsoft-branded Ubuntu OS.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Web Alphabet Set to Change.
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Shared Twitter is a Communication Platform, but Facebook is an Identity Platform.
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Shared Korea’s Internet Is Mired in a Microsoft Monoculture.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared Google’s Eric Schmidt on What the Web Will Look Like in 5 Years.

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