My company was getting false / bulk / spam DMCA requests starting in 2002 from major companies. Started to cause major problems with my hosting company because they were getting tired of forwarding all the messages. I really think there needs to be a repercussion for sending in false and especially bulk / automated DMCA spam.

Sometimes I'm glad I can hardly tell the difference between 128kb encoded mp3s vs anything higher. At least my wallet thanks me.

Robots might replace pharmacy technicians someday, but we'll always need pharmacists, let alone PharmDs.

Seems like a good idea, but what's to stop them from selling the old meds to say 100 customers per year, so it's technically not "abandoned" ?

Yeah I think if someone would make a android mp3 player with a 2TB 2.5" laptop drive, and the same battery saving caching technology that the original iPod had that might be a killer device for DJs and a few other types of people.

You can almost hear the sound of CEOs packing up their suitcases and moving to a warm tax free country taking all future revenues with them... I'm afraid the answer is not that simple.

We're way ahead here, I can blow through my cap in about 45 seconds!

I'm not sure that overpriced little 6" to 12" bits of plywood for crafts counts as buying wood online. I guess if you're into building dollhouses.

Call it by it's other name then; kerosene lamp oil and everything is fine.

No need, retailers will simply learn the addresses and apply the "Australia Tax" to those shipping addresses so they can keep profiting from it.

Personally I always use little snitch to see what is going on, but I have upgraded yet.

Typical... yet more showing off from self-absorbed Rosetta and her selfies. I bet she posts them right to her Facebook account too.

Blocking and charging $1,000 to get online? Glad they got caught!

Yup, they may as well call it tumbleweeds dating service...it will be a ghost town before it even starts.

I wouldn't be surprised if MS is paying HP to be selling these things so cheap...