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	Writers wanted. - Posted by vdub - May 25 2008 at 10:32pm .
	CyberCPU.net is in the process of looking for a few writers that are interested in expressing there opinion on technology, writing How-To's, and voicing opinions on basic daily life in the digital age. If anyone is interested please contact me here.
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	Decreasing Purchasing Power - Posted by vdub - July 12 2008 at 4:24pm .
	There is something underway you should know about. Even as I speak thousands of consumer products are shrinking, right before our very eyes. That’s right, manufacturers are reducing the sizes of everything from bags of dog food to boxes of cereal and cartons of ice cream. Can you say back door price increase? Inflation? While the mainstream media reports less product for the same price, I have noticed something different. Most everything I purchase has gone up in price. Read more here
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	Windows Could Use a Rush of Fresh Air - Posted by vdub - June 29 2008 at 9:20am .
	Beginning as a thin veneer for older software code, it has become an obese monolith built on an ancient frame. Adding features, plugging security holes, fixing bugs, fixing the fixes that never worked properly, all while maintaining compatibility with older software and hardware — is there anything Windows doesn’t try to do? Painfully visible are the inherent design deficiencies of a foundation that was never intended to support such weight. Windows seems to move an inch for every time that Mac OS X or Linux laps it. Read more here
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	the Internet for Everyone campaign - Posted by vdub - June 27 2008 at 11:41pm .
	Today Google joined a national initiative of public interest, civic and industry groups to help launch the Internet for Everyone campaign, whose goal is to make ubiquitous and open broadband access for every American a priority in the next administration. Read more here
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	EFF attacks foundation of RIAA lawsuits - Posted by vdub - June 23 2008 at 11:26am .
	The Electronic Frontier Foundation weighed in this week on the Jammie Thomas file-swapping case, where the judge has asked for public comment on whether just making a file available for download on a P2P network should count as copyright infringement. In its filing, the EFF goes for the jugular and shows that the RIAA's entire approach is wrong. Read more here
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	Diamonds on Demand - Posted by vdub - June 22 2008 at 8:17am .
	From the beginning of his research with CVD more than 20 years ago, Robert Linares hoped that diamonds would become the future of electronics. At the heart of almost every electrical device is a semiconductor, which transmits electricity only under certain conditions. For the past 50 years, the devices have been made almost exclusively from silicon, a metal-like substance extracted from sand. It has two significant drawbacks, however: it is fragile and overheats. By contrast, diamond is rugged, doesn't break down at high temperatures, and its electrons can be made to carry a current with minimal interference. At the moment, the biggest obstacle to diamond's overtaking silicon is money. Silicon is one of the most common materials on earth and the infrastructure for producing silicon chips is well established. Read more here
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	MPAA Says It Doesn’t Need Evidence - Posted by vdub - June 21 2008 at 8:41pm .
	Only a few weeks ago, a University of Washington study showed showed how inaccurate the MPAA and RIAA’s evidence gathering techniques are. Now, instead of improving their pirate chasing tactics, the MPAA simply claims they don’t need any evidence to bankrupt “alleged” copyright infringers. Read more here
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	Will $4 Gasoline Trump a 27-Year-Old Ban? - Posted by vdub - June 19 2008 at 11:05pm .
	“If Congressional leaders leave for the Fourth of July recess without taking action, they will need to explain why $4-a-gallon gasoline is not enough incentive for them to act,” Mr. Bush said Wednesday in the White House Rose Garden. “And Americans will rightly ask how high oil — how high gas prices have to rise before the Democratic-controlled Congress will do something about it.” Read more here
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	Why It’s OK to ’Steal’ Wi-Fi - Posted by vdub - June 19 2008 at 10:53pm .
	There are two reasons why it should not be illegal, or considered unethical, to use someone else's Wi-Fi network: 1) By using a Wi-Fi network you're -- by definition -- asking for, and receiving, permission from the owner; and 2) Your computer can't be on their Wi-Fi network unless their network is in your computer. Read more here
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	60% of today’s oil price is speculation - Posted by vdub - June 11 2008 at 8:05pm .
	The price of crude oil today is not made according to any traditional relation of supply to demand. It’s controlled by an elaborate financial market system as well as by the four major Anglo-American oil companies. As much as 60% of today’s crude oil price is pure speculation driven by large trader banks and hedge funds. It has nothing to do with the convenient myths of Peak Oil. It has to do with control of oil and its price. How? Read more here
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	MPAA wants to stop DVRs from recording - Posted by vdub - June 09 2008 at 8:34am .
	At the request of theatrical film makers, the Federal Communications Commission on Friday quietly launched a proceeding on whether to let video program distributors remotely block consumers from recording recently released movies on their DVRs. The technology that does this is called Selectable Output Control (SOC), but the FCC restricts its use. The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) wants a waiver on that restriction in the case of high-definition movies broadcast prior to their release as DVDs. Read more here
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