The WAN Show - Is Piracy's Latest Victim.. LINUX??? - Feb 26, 2016

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00:02:35 Mobile World Congress
00:09:30 Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge announced
00:12:50 The LG G5 is here
00:19:10 Video Schedule
00:26:00 HP Elite X3 Revealed
00:41:50 Sponsor: Freshbooks
00:44:22 Sponsor: Squarespace
00:46:15 Valve’s VR performance test - is your PC ready for VR?
00:51:35 A 19-year-old made a free robot lawyer that has appealed $3 million in parking tickets
00:54:10 Mint website hacked - Compromised ISOs containing Tsunami IRCBot malware
00:56:25 Playstation VR “60% Faster than Equally Specced PC”
01:01:00 Gears of War Ultimate Edition PC gets File Size & Requirements - Ideal Specs: 16GB RAM + 980 Ti/R9 390X + Win10
01:02:30 Software Piracy Hurts Linux Adoption, Research Finds

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