Say I write a book, they pay $27 to some orginization I have nothing to do with and then they can copy my copyrighted work without paying me? Which, if any, artists get a check from this and how do they determine who gets what?

The TSA didn't receive a $7.85 billion budget increase, according to the article, their total budget is $7.85 billion with an increase of $153 million over the previous year.

He gave them permission when he uploaded/submitted his program to cnet. Just because he didn't read what he was agreeing to doesn't change this.

Not that what they are doing isn't deplorable, but claiming cnet is violating his license is ridiculous when he agreed to their tos/license and they never agreed to his.

Cnet is only bundling their adware with programs uploaded since they started bundling.

I've got a program listed there, its not bundled.

If I upload a new version they are going to bundle it with their crapware.

So I'm not uploading a new version, ever.

They told uploaders what they were going to do with their program, they don't agree to your terms and conditions, you agree to theirs.

Remove your program from their site and go elsewhere.

Who is this for?

With only 4-8gb of flash I can't think of who this is for?

Mid-range consumer desktops/laptops?

Really with such little cache you might as well just add more ram.

Wouldn't even dream of putting one of these in a server. It's a shame linux doesn't have L2ARC support and it would be nice if there was a drop in hardware equivalent.

How about game changer?

Gas powered cars still go many miles after the gas gauge hits empty. A fuel gauge reading empty is suppose to tell you "Fill up as soon as possible" not tell you need to get out and push.

Latency, many other reasons..