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   Review - The Dude

   3.0 Beta 1 (Jan 31, 2007)

   Great software. Installs smooth, works as advertised. Keep it up.

2. Comment - Security report: Web users pick passwords that are way too easy to hack

   3.0 Beta 1 (Jan 21, 2010 - 5:21 PM)

   Gotta laugh. I was thinking the same thing 'Tool.
   
   What do these people who live on social networking sites care about security anyway? Have you read what they post about themselves and their personal lives?

3. Comment - Broadcast radio one step closer to paying performers' royalties

   3.0 Beta 1 (Oct 19, 2009 - 8:44 AM)

   I'm glad I got out of radio when I did. :)
   
   This is the music industry biting the hand that feeds it...again. I have no problem with the industry going after illegal downloads, etc...but this would make no sense. Not many stations would survive.
   
   Between Internet radio, Satellite radio (yes, it is having an impact), and MP3 players, radio was already punch-drunk. Now raising the fees for music rights...that may push things over the edge. The big companies will buy up just about everything and homogenize formats and radio will effectively be on long-term life support.

4. Comment - House Republicans in uncharacteristic unison over 'one-size-fits-all' net neutrality

   3.0 Beta 1 (Oct 7, 2009 - 9:04 AM)

   Learn to read, fatty. Especially read what you type. Why do I even reply to you?!
   
   Waiting for your best "I-know-you-are-but-what-am-I" comeback.

5. Comment - House Republicans in uncharacteristic unison over 'one-size-fits-all' net neutrality

   3.0 Beta 1 (Oct 6, 2009 - 4:12 PM)

   You talk like broadband is a right. It's a service. Have we become so entitled that even services must conform to the "greater good"? Let's water down that slippery slope a little more...

6. Comment - House Republicans in uncharacteristic unison over 'one-size-fits-all' net neutrality

   3.0 Beta 1 (Oct 6, 2009 - 2:09 PM)

   @fatty - My solution...free market will take care of it so keep the government out of it. If people don't like that ISP A filters traffic, they go to ISP B. If the government gets involved then lobbiest get involved. If lobbiests get involved then the solution typically doesn't wear well for most consumers, just a small section of consumers who have money to lobby for what they want.
   
   Government can't solve all your problems. Some problems are BECAUSE of government.