Yeah, they had better get Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC news (how to catch a predator) to be there at that meeting. Yes, this is disturbing. Just the fact that they would go after someone such as this proves corruption in the RIAA. They need an full governmental inspection and audit.
They better have some good case fans. Doesn't seem to be very efficient with all of that heat output. You could probably heat one room with that system - a lot of electricity being turned into heat instead of processing power - I wonder how much is lost.
Ordering something from Washington? Why bother - NO sales tax in Oregon right? Are they trying to make it impossible for anyone to sell anything in Washington? I mean, Internet shoppers will go somewhere else. This will only hurt Washington.
I agree. I believe that the people who listen to the music should 'discover' the music they like instead of some recording industry person who cannot account for the variety of music that people actually would like to listen to.
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Yeah, they had better get Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC news (how to catch a predator) to be there at that meeting. Yes, this is disturbing. Just the fact that they would go after someone such as this proves corruption in the RIAA. They need an full governmental inspection and audit.
They better have some good case fans. Doesn't seem to be very efficient with all of that heat output. You could probably heat one room with that system - a lot of electricity being turned into heat instead of processing power - I wonder how much is lost.
Ordering something from Washington? Why bother - NO sales tax in Oregon right? Are they trying to make it impossible for anyone to sell anything in Washington? I mean, Internet shoppers will go somewhere else. This will only hurt Washington.
It seems the fines are not high enough for this sort of activity. They should probably be in the billions instead of millions.
I agree. I believe that the people who listen to the music should 'discover' the music they like instead of some recording industry person who cannot account for the variety of music that people actually would like to listen to.