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Quoted: Content restrictions rarely get more liberal, which is what made a joint announcement from Microsoft and the cable industry so interesting. Users will now be allowed to drop their own CableCARD tuning hardware into Windows 7 boxes, and can more freely move recorded TV to portable devices and other machines.
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Mystery solved. This has been bugging me for awhile. View your mail in plaintext mode to see if the J was indeed intended to be a smiley.
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