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 Women tech bloggers seem to get comments their male counterparts don't -- ones concerning their appearance. Career blogger Toni Bowers asks, "What exactly is up with that?" Have you noticed more appearance-related comments for female bloggers than men, or is it an equal-opportunity jibe?
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What's happening at work?Buffing up your resumeFree resume tool kit for landing IT leader jobs
Crafting the right resume to showcase your experience and qualifications is crucial to job-hunting success. Here's introductory advice, as well as a free tool kit, for creating a killer IT leader resume. Geekend Picks of the WeekPoll: What sci-fi TV series ended in the worst way?
In recent weeks, the re-imagined version of Battlestar Galactica aired its final episode to much gnashing of teeth and dissatisfaction amongst its fandom. Let's stand "Daybreak, Part 2" up against some of the more infuriatingly unsatisfying sci-fi series finales of recent vintage, some of which hail from the land of Trek.  Photos: Raising CB2, the child robot
Researchers at Japan's Osaka University are working on a "Child Robot with Biomimetic Body," nicknamed CB2 (CB square), to teach lessons about child development. (This has to be a contender for creepiest robot!)
 Cracking Open the Sankyo CP-1508 QIC tape drive
QIC ( Quarter Inch Cartridge ) drives have been around since Moses was an intern, and justifiably so. They were relatively inexpensive, rock-solid devices ever since they were standardized in 1983. Take a look inside some old-school tech.
 Geek Trivia: To write a wrong
What novel did Isaac Asimov write as a playful "correction" (at least in part) to another famous sci-fi writer's scientific mistake?
 Photos: GM, Segway purr about PUMA
This little contraption may look like it got separated from a carnival ride, but it's actually a prototype from the unlikely duo of General Motors and Segway. It's called Project PUMA (Personal Urban Mobility and Accessibility), and here it's seen taking a Sunday test drive in Manhattan.
 Hand dryer/neon sign/mouse
Aside from the weird fan inside that keeps your hand cool, this mouse also has a remote to type in messages that blink to life underneath the vents. Get more info here.
 LEGO minifigs: The world's geekiest business card
Why working for LEGO must be awesome: You get a collection of custom minifigs to hand out as business cards.
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