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Historical radio site ReelRadio has been forced to gut much of its archive because of the RIAA.

All sessions from Google I/O 2014 are now available online.

Apparently if you use Windows, Chrome is rough on your laptop battery. Apparently Mac and Linux machines don’t have the problem.

More Google: Google is teaming up with Novartis to make “smart” contact lenses. Should be on the market within five years.

The “Rickmote” pranks people using Chromecast. Use your powers for silly.

This is a very Googly ResearchBuzz — Google is now cataloging Chromecast apps.

Yelp is opening up its API. “Yelp wants as many inroads and reminders for its service around the web as possible, so today it upped the limit on its API for pulling nearby places, ratings, and photos from 100 calls a day to 25,000 without the need for pre-approval.”

Microsoft has restored its security alert e-mail service. Here’s how to sign up.

Keeping this handy: How to install, remove, and manage fonts on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Good afternoon, Internet…

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