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Changing Cocaine Base Penalties?

At the risk of incurring the AP's wrath by even discussing this story, it seems that the Obama administration is asking Congress to do what the United States Sentencing Commission…

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Real-World Bandwidth Usage

So, as I've mentioned before, I'm looking at what sort of bandwidth is actually used when you take advantage of the many media offerings made available on the internet. For…

Battle Royale–Part the Second

When trying to discern the differences between the many computing system choices out there, it becomes clear very quickly that this is no easy task. For one thing, there are…

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No CIA Prosecutions

At first blush, the Obama administration's decision not to prosecute CIA officers for torturing (no, I'm not even going to use scare quotes) individuals facially makes sense. After all, as…

Battle Royale, Part the First

I just wrapped up a response to the USPTO on a trademark registration I’m working on, and to celebrate, I thought I’d do a little thought experiment. I’ve noticed how…

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Time Warner’s Bandwidth Caps

PC Magazine has a write-up about TWC's proposed bandwidth caps, which I briefly mentioned here. According to PC Mag, TWC will offer a super-rock-bottom class of services with 768kbps down/128kbps…

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Fun with the AP

Following up on yesterday's post about the AP and its "mad as hell" posturing, we are beginning to see some of the lunacy involved with its new approach. TechCrunch, which…

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Misappropriation and the AP

In my last post, about Blockbuster, I cheekily suggested that I shouldn't link to the story, because it was on MSNBC, but was an AP story. I said that because…

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Blockbuster Over?

So sayeth MSNBC. Well, actually, so sayeth AP, so maybe I shouldn't link this story... (more on that in my next post). (Link. Via Gizmodo, via via via...) In any…

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Ted Stevens’ Case to be Dismissed?

According to the NY Times (and others) there is a hearing scheduled today on the government's motion to have the charges against Ted Stevens thrown out. When Eric Holder announced…