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Arnold Schwarzenegger sends a secret message to the California Congress. A sad day for geeks: Jolt Cola is ceasing production. We talk about the "Yo Dawg" meme. China accuses Google of unfair censorship (ironic much?). Blackberry phones get eavesdropping software. Musicians call for a release of the torture soundtrack details. DARPA is researching putting the Internet into orbit. Walmart is competing with Best Buy's Geek Squad in terms of in-home installation. All this plus Fark Headline of the Week and Question of the Week.

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 * Arnold Schwarzenegger's coded F-bomb in veto
 * Jolt Cola May Stop Production, Close
 * The game has changed
 * Xzibit "Yo Dawg" Meme
 * China Accuses Google of Unfair Censorship
 * Blackberry phones get eavesdropping spyware
 * Hennessey CTS-V Pulls 11-Second Quarter Mile, Alerts OnStar Of "Emergency"
 * Musicians call for release of torture soundtrack details
 * DARPA Looks to Send the Internet into Orbit
 * Quickdev16 SNES developers cart: now you too can make games no one will ever play
 * Houston newscaster dictates slide transitions, goes bowling with Wiimote
 * New Processor Will Feature 100 Cores
 * Verizon Storm2 on October 28th, BlackBerry OS 5.0 for original Storm out now
 * Walmart to rival Best Buy's Geek Squad with own in-home install crew
 * Thermonuclear Reactor To Use Coconut Shells
 * Rust And Smoke, The Heater's Broke, The Door Just Flew Away: Da Yoopers' Rusty Chevrolet

Fark Headline of the Week
[http://www.fark.com/cgi/comments.pl?IDLink=4734724 Man fights with sister, accidentally shoots his mother. Oh man you are SO grounded]

Question of the Week
What childhood drink do you wish was still made?

Additional Notes
When talking about ZFS, Ryder refers to it as a 128-bit Operating System. However, what he meant was a 128-bit filesystem. The soda that Adrian couldn't remember the name of was Josta. At the end, all three of them watch these videos.