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| How to Cool Down Your Computer: Tech Clinic (Published in the February 2007 issue)
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| How to Fix a Jammed Slot-Loading CD Drive: Digital Clinic (Published in the February 2007 issue)
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| How to Absolutely, Positively Destroy Your Data: DIY Tech When you're getting rid of an old PC, sometimes erasing your files isn't enough. Inside, three easy steps to make sure gone means gone. (Published in the February 2007 issue)
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| Tech Clinic (Published in the December 2006 issue)
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| Tech Clinic When you get a faster cable Internet connection, do your neighbors suffer slower service? Plus: what you need to know about net neutrality. (Published in the November 2006 issue)
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| Tech Clinic Expert Q & A - September 2005 (Published in the September 2005 issue)
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| Tech Clinic Expert Q & A - July 2005 (Published in the July 2005 issue)
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| Tech Clinic Expert Q & A - June 2005 (Published in the June 2005 issue)
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| Tech Clinic Expert Q & A - May 2005 (Published in the May 2005 issue)
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| Tech Clinic Expert Q & A - April 2005 (Published in the April 2005 issue)
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