Tech World: New way to beat forgeries: paper will have unique fingerprints. It's actually pretty impressive: "According to Cowburn's research, as published July 28 in the journal Nature, the unique speckle pattern of a sheet of paper remains recognizable even after crunching the paper into a ball, soaking it in water, baking it at 180 degrees Celsius (350 degrees Fahrenheit) for 30 minutes, scrubbing it with an abrasive cleaning pad or scribbling over it with a big black marker."

This is a really interesting article about insurance companies offering discounts for cars that track how drivers are driving. I'm conflicted, because I really don't like companies having so much info on me, but on the other hand, I'm a really safe driver who could use the discount. And I can't really complain about it making other people safer drivers, either.

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Fianlly, for those who love google, Wired has an article about its beginnings.