Obama Is Killing The U.S. Middle Class
I aim for this to be a politically un-biased, FYI article regarding the effect most of Obama’s policies have had on the U.S. middle class, which any economist can tell
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I aim for this to be a politically un-biased, FYI article regarding the effect most of Obama’s policies have had on the U.S. middle class, which any economist can tell
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…is by far the most annoying thing to find on the Internet when you’re in an honest search for something. This “tagline” is part of a fake “search engine portal”
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PETA people flipped out when President Obama swatted a fly today during an interview. The post linked to above makes the loss of the fly sound like the loss of
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In a completely logical, non-faceslapping move towards Apple and it’s audience of developers, AT&T has allowed tethering to take place via the iPhone while still disallowing bandwidth-intensive applications such as
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Naseem Javed wrote us some feedback on the article “Reasons Why Nobody Uses Tailored Top Level Domain Names“, posted a few days ago, to inform us of ICANN’s new Global
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Abandonware, software that is unsupported and obsolete yet still covered by copyright, has been an ongoing legality topic with no definitive precedent case determining its verdict of being legal or
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A common misconception about the Open Systems Interconnection model is that it contains only seven layers, named “Physical”, “Data Link”, “Network”, “Transport”, “Session”, “Presentation” and “Application”. This is inconsistent, however,
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Keeping with the spirit of lame April fool’s jokes today posted by other news sites like Slashdot and Digg, we thought we’d get in on the stupid blatantly-fake headline tirade
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“Good artists copy, great artists steal.” – according to Picasso, Microsoft is one of the greatest artists in the technology industry today. Here is a carefully compiled list of all
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After a long tug of war over whether or not to pass the large bailout sum, AIG and others finally received the answer to their prayers, and the curse of
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