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Yesterday we had seemingly strong evidence exonerating the firewall (a SonicWall) w/r/t the dropped-packet problem, but today we saw stronger evidence that it may in fact be responsible. Still testing hypotheses. 6:31:52 PM 
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" Internet users who allow others to copy songs from their hard drives could face prison time under legislation introduced by two Democratic lawmakers Wednesday. " [News.com] 10:34:59 AM
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"California-based holding company Acacia Research said Wednesday that it won a preliminary court ruling in favor of broad patent claims covering virtually all streaming media transmissions." [News.com] 10:30:31 AM
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"The Recording Industry Association of America on Wednesday said it sent out subpoenas to Internet service providers, in preparation for lawsuits it plans to file against hundreds of individuals who illegally distribute songs over the Web. " [News.com] 9:37:25 AM
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Jakob Nielsen: Information foraging is the most important concept to emerge from Human-Computer Interaction research since 1993. 9:33:30 AM
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