The Daily Populous

ISPs Gave 8X More Cash to Politician That Axed FCC Privacy Rule.

Especially given the majority of Republicans, Democrats and Independents alike thought the rules should have remained in place.

ISPs and their DC hirelings have tried to argue in lockstep that the FCC rule repeal was no big deal because the FTC will somehow step in to protect consumers. »

Previous survey estimates had put the number of Americans suffering from SPD at 3 percent or less.

The findings — believed to be the first analysis of its kind in more than a decade — were published in the journal Psychiatric Services online April 17.

She says her group's next research report will detail how underdiagnosis of SPD impacts physician practices and encourages overuse of other health care services. »

After giving fans a chance to hang with them at home via a mixed-reality app, Gorillaz have released a list of Humanz-backing tour dates.

The North American tour—their first since 2010—covers most of the summer, leading all the way up to to their Demon Dayz Festival in England in mid-October, and beyond.

The full list is below; any dates that have the ticket/album bundle available are marked with a plus sign. »

The Condor Cluster consists of 1,760 Sony PlayStation 3's, and is the US Department of Defense's fastest interactive computer.

The Condor Cluster project began four years ago, when PlayStation consoles cost about $400 each.

Another advantage of the PS3-based supercomputer is its energy efficiency: it consumes just 10% of the power of comparable supercomputers. »