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Hackintosh Diaries, Part Two: Choosing and Assembling Your Hardware
In part two of our three-part Hackintosh guide, we'll walk you through the most complex step: selecting all the individual components for your homebuilt OS X PC
Hackintosh Diaries, Part One: It’s Never Been Easier to Build a Hackintosh
In the first of a three-part guide, we explain the basics of installing Mac OS X on a homebuilt PC. It's much easier than you might think
How 29 Long-Ignored Elements Could Make or Break the Clean-Energy Revolution
Depending on who you ask, these long-ignored, widely-scattered elements are either a dealbreaker or no problem at all
Saving the Seas: Reducing Fertilizer Runoff to Resurrect Ocean Dead Zones
Fertilizer and sewage runoff cause the worst marine pollution, but we can reverse their effects
NASA Gravity Experiment Finds Space-Time Vortex Around Earth, Like a Vat of Fourth-Dimensional Molasses
Gravity probe experiment used the most perfect spheres ever created
Controversial Ideas: Does Semen Act As an Antidepressant to the Recipient?
The saga of "Semengate"
Saving the Seas: Fixing the Water Cycle Is the Key
Atmospheric warming is causing saltier oceans and nastier storms
Saving the Seas: Bleaching Threatens Coral, But Phage Therapy Could Prevent “Ghostly” Reefs
A mysteriously healthy patch of coral reefs in the Red Sea and Persian Gulf might provide scientists with ways to protect the rest of the reefs
Now You Can Buy the Smallest Atomic Clock Ever Made
The new clock, precise to a millionth of a second, is 100 times smaller than its predecessor
Before the Raid, SEALs Rehearsed in a Full-Scale Replica of the Bin Laden Compound
The anonymous team behind the assassination, and how it went down