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Weekly Digest Headlines 25 April 2014

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Weekly Digest : The Biggest and Best of the Week Brain surgery? Would sir care for a CHOC-ICE with that? Something for the Weekend, Sir? Education is nothing to be scared of, as Adam Ant (almost) said All men are part of a PURE GENETIC ELITE, says geno-science bloke Something to be smug about over the weekend, guys DeSENSORtised: Why the 'Internet of Things' will FAIL without IPv6 Analysis What's stopping a tinyputer invasion? An IP address shortage, says Cisco Spy back doors? That would be suicide, says Huawei 'Impeccable track record' clearly means we're not a spy conduit, says mouthpiece Vladimir Putin says internet is a 'CIA project' In Soviet Яussia, politician trolls internet! Lost artworks by Andy Warhol found on 80s-era FLOPPY DISKS Yes, the pop-art king used an AMIGA Dell charges £5 to switch on power-saving for new PCs (it takes 5 clicks) That's £273 an hour to flick a Windows control panel setting. Nice work, chaps Minecraft players can now download Denmark – all of it – in 1:1 scale Government recreates homeland in 1TB download It woz the Reg wot won it: UK mobe network EE fixes voicemail hack flaw Anti-terror police can sleep safely now, thanks to us Most Americans doubt Big Bang, not too sure about evolution, climate change – survey Science no match for religion, politics, business interests El Reg posse prepares for quid-a-day nosh challenge Battling malaria with rice, chickpeas and TWO RASHERS OF BACON EU: Let's cost financial traders $400m a day, because EVIL BANKERS. Right? Wait 'til this one hits your pension fund where it hurts Reg probe bombshell: How we HACKED mobile voicemail without a PIN Special report Months after Leveson inquiry, your messages are still not secure Watch out! KILLER HP firmware update bricks ProLiant server mobos If you're using a Broadcom NIC, you need to read this RIP net neutrality? FCC mulls information superhighway FAST LANES Financial fast track to replace level playing field, report claims Look behind you, 'declining' sub-$5bn iPod. The iWatch has come... to EAT YOU Apple's baby set to kill its big brother, says analyst LOHAN spaceplane's budget minicam punches well above its weight Pics + vids Pleasant imaging surprise from 'Punch' test flight Ubuntu 14.04 LTS: Great changes, but sssh don't mention the... Review Why HELLO Amazon! You weren't here last time Apple patent pokes at holographic iPhone screen Filing would allow for "interactive three dimensional" display So, just how do you say 'the mutt's nuts' in French? Vital linguistic question interrupts LOHAN spaceplane mission

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