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8:00am, 14th November 2009: Programming languages, operating systems, despair and anger.
5:58pm, 13th November 2009: A20 gate compatibility problems.
3:38pm, 12th November 2009: Jesus Weir Cambridge micro-hydro electricity generation report.
8:50am, 12th November 2009: Splay trees.
8:50am, 12th November 2009: Scapegoat trees.
7:24pm, 11th November 2009: Johann Hari says we should end drugs prohibition.
10:00am, 11th November 2009: The Go programming language, from the Plan 9 team at Google.
7:01pm, 10th November 2009: Google tech talk on inertial electrostatic confinement fusion.
6:43pm, 9th November 2009: Guy Snape's bread secrets.
3:26pm, 9th November 2009: Multi-touch visualizer for unibody MacBooks.
10:47pm, 7th November 2009: List of cats with fraudulent diplomas.
9:00am, 6th November 2009: Joda Time - Java date and time API.
8:50am, 6th November 2009: PNUTS: Yahoo!s hosted data serving platform.
4:37pm, 5th November 2009: David Howarth MP to stand down at the next election.
8:13pm, 4th November 2009: The complete guide to publishing PGP keys in the DNS.
4:45pm, 4th November 2009: What would happen if you gently lowered the moon to a kissing contact with the earth?
12:23am, 4th November 2009: Fully countering "Trusting Trust" by diverse double-compiling.
8:10pm, 3rd November 2009: Another Lua libevent binding.
8:11pm, 3rd November 2009: A Lua libevent binding designed to be a drop-in replacement for copas.
8:12pm, 3rd November 2009: Luasync - a Lua libevent binding.

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