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Abraham Lincoln tried to patent Facebook in 1845, but failed?
Abraham Lincoln thought of the basic concept for Facebook back in 1845. Update: This story is a hoax.
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2013 Lincoln MKZ debuts with mustache grill and a glass toupee
The mid-sized Lincoln gets restyled in the automaker's newest design language and a massive sliding glass roof.
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Lincoln unveils 2013 MKS and MKT (photos)
The MKS sedan and MKT crossover get a new look at the 2012 LA Auto Show.
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Will any Comcast subscribers pay $60 to watch Eddie Murphy's brand-new movie on demand?
Major movie studios continue to take baby steps toward offering new films to cable subscribers via premium on demand while the flicks are still in theaters. The biggest test to date will come in a...
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2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid (photos)
With one of the best hybrid systems around, the MKZ Hybrid travels at speeds over 40 mph under electric power alone, and gets fuel economy in the high 30s. Its cabin tech is also first rate, with...
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The wikileaks don't add up
The wikileaks don't add up - not only couldn't the leaks happen as described without gross negligence somewhere, but the contents seem remarkably one sided.
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2011 Lincoln MKX (photos)
The 2011 Lincoln MKX makes a great first impression, but we think the new MyLincoln Touch infotainment system needs a little more time to bake.
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Asking readers for some help
A quick request for some reader help - testing google alerts and similar software.
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Giving thanks for failure: The ID card mess five years later
Money has momentum - and one consequence of the present TSA uproar is likely to be a revival in national ID card proposals as bureaucrats ignore a decade of data processing failures in making this...
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Buying for tomorrow: Cryptography and SPARC/CMT
When in doubt, bet on the future coming sooner rather than later - because it's better to be ahead of the eight ball, than under it.
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Things are looking up!
Just last week American voters did the right thing - and pretty soon you may have a new job, or a better one. Great! but remember, change brings both opportunity and risk - so do the right thing:...
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Pagan Agnostics
Does the PC empower the user? I don't think so - well, unless you wipe out Windows and install Linux or a BSD, then maybe.
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The iPad in business
When Motorola and Boeing's desktops were taken over by wintel bigots the stacks of abandoned Macs on the loading docks signaled the end of the company's dominance in their fields - now iDevices...
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Another open letter to Larry Ellison<
This year's rather one sided polls in the American election suggest that vote cheating won't affect many outcomes - but races in 2012 may be tighter and reducing the uncertainties this creates for...
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The more things change
134 students, 83 smart phones, 8 laptops - 3 of them macs. Sorry guys, but the PC just isn't cool anymore. It's back to the future: the 1980s in this case, this time with different bad guys and...
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IT cost, ignorance, and the race to the bottom
Look at the new crop of "smartphones" in the context of what happened with the PC - and you'll predict a race to the bottom as claims for the things escalate and both price and actual...
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A guy called Joe
The world's best advice: "if it doesn't work, stop doing it", applies to mergers as much as to government - and ignoring it was probably Sun's single biggest mistake.
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Oracle's invisible elephant
From Oracle OpenWorld: nothing but good news - and a missing elephant, or maybe two.
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The CIO role in the Unix Enterprise
There's really not much to running a Unix system in the enterprise: as CIO all you need to do is create your own mini-me s in user departments, continually beat back the wintel/dp bigots, avoid...
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