A dissertation from Malmo University College in Sweden posits the Internet has created a space where people can experiment with their sexuality.

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For decades, high energy experimental physicists have struggled with a fundamental problem: they simply have too much data to analyze quickly and in its entirety.

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NEC Corporation today announced the successful development of a vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) that boasts the world's fastest 25 gigabit per second (Gbps) per channel operation speed. It subsequently achieves ...

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A University of Illinois scientist says Mona Lisa probably wasn't a man, and it's even more unlikely it was a self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci.

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A poll by Zogby International reportedly shows most Americans support public school teachers presenting evolution and intelligent design theories.

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Italian scientists have reportedly discovered the Mediterranean's first foundries were fueled by olive oil and not, as previously believed, by charcoal.

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Samsung Electronics unveiled the world's first 8GB Hard Disk embedded smartphone -- the SGH-i310.

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Elpida Memory today announced the availability of its second-generation 1 Gigabit DDR2 SDRAMs and six memory modules based on the new devices.

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Intel Corporation today disclosed details of its forthcoming Intel Core microarchitecture, a new industry–leading foundation for Intel's multi–core server, desktop and mobile processors for computers later ...

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Five members of a Kurdish family in Turkey, who can only walk naturally on all fours, are being hailed as a unique insight into human evolution.

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Angie Vasconcellos started dating online two years ago before she moved to Arizona but broke off the relationship before it got too serious.

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As venerable as NBC Universal may be with its vast empire of television and film networks, it is still not beyond buying out smaller, niche Internet companies catering to a targeted audience for a sizeable price tag.

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Childhood friends and Alienware co-founders Nelson Gonzalez and Alex Aguila never thought their love for computer games would lead to a place out of this world. Together, they have nurtured Alienware to become a major manufacturer ...

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Two Michigan groups are reportedly asking the federal government to declare the coaster brook trout an endangered species.

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A little clutter on the way to the refrigerator might mean taking a few extra seconds to navigate your way to a late night snack. For a bat flying around in the dark searching for a meal of insects, the “clutter” ...

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