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Two decades' worth of planning became reality on Wednesday, as physicists turned on the Large Hadron Collider for the first time.
The largest machine in the world — and arguably the biggest scientific experiment in history — the LHC is designed to answer some of our most fundamental questions about the origins and nature of our universe.
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The thing that has been puzzling me for quite a while is how Anonymous can remain anonymous whilst not only being active on the Internet but also...
12 hours ago by Moley on Anonymous activists release PCAnywhere source codeIf what Semantec is saying is rue, that is even worse and shows a complete disregard for thier users. If what Anonymous claims is true and the...
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Didn't seem particularly biased to me either. Oh though you might have mentioned some other competitors with free search and email services...
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James - exactly as much as anyone paid you for your comment; I don't feel that I need to say that I'm independant and unbiased, but just for you...
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