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Re:The Idiocy of the Record Labels' Claim Vs Limewire, Put Into Perspe...
on Friday March 25, 2011 @12:25PM (#2369140)
...every single US household would have to spend all of its income buying nothing but music for over 13 years in order to arrive at what the music industry has deemed a reasonable settlement.
The Idiocy of the Record Labels' Claim Vs Limewire, Put Into Perspective
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Re:Google Tunes Search Algorithm to Tune Out Content Farms
on Friday February 25, 2011 @06:42PM (#2264253)
Um no, the source is directly noted and link properly within text and in the source list of the article.
Google Tunes Search Algorithm to Tune Out Content Farms
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Re:First AMD Fusion Powered Lenovo Notebook Impresses, ThinkPad X120e
on Monday February 21, 2011 @02:58PM (#2246904)
Battery Eater Pro taxes the CPU and GPU blocks slightly and continuously. It doesn't peg anything just keeps the machine working moderately and not idle. It's a little more strenuous than web browsing but not much more.