Isn't this how the lastest guy who claimed to hack the PS3 did it also? Copycats! :)

I heard they were going to use dead cats, but the "101 Uses for a Dead Cat" publishing lobby vetoed that idea as changing the title of the book series to 102 would be too costly.

1. Create Pseudonym of Harrington Carnegie Bartholomew & pimp newly created blog to /.
2. ???
3 Profit!

Well, as car analogies go, compared to what I've seen here before it's a pretty good one.

*Specifically, the cushion of water between your brain and your skull. The brain bumping around your skull is what gives you the hangover. The little bottles of liquid you put in your gas tank when you have water in the line? Alcohol! It evaporates the water in the line just like drinking gets rid of the cushion around your brain. So try to drink water while, or directly after, drinking.

*A Doctor told me this (could very well not be true. I am not a doctor but it sounded reasonable at the time.)

Leave it to the Japanese to somehow work tentacles into the ailment!

:)

less than free?

is that like, "None more black."

:)

April 1st already? Seriously, WTF?

I just gotta...
I, for one, welcome our Bioengineered, Chomping Teeth of Death Mouse Overlords!

Are you saying STS-127 is the Duke Nukem Forever of launches? :)

I believe, if you were far enough away, you could survive being hit by the BFG9000. Didn't the power diminish over distance?

Well, you're mixing your oranges with my apples.

I'm talking about sharing and you're talking about quality.

Maybe you haven't noticed, but iPods and other MP3 players with ear buds are not hi fidelity devices.

I doubt *most* file sharers listening to the latest Pop/Rock/Rap tripe know the difference between a 96kbs rip, a 256kbs rip or a VBRate rip.

And do you think most kids using whatever it is they use these days to *share* music really know how many hundreds or hundreds of thousands of people may be involved or even know that they are sharing at all?

And yes, I had the crap quality tape or 2 in my day, But I'd rather listen to a tape hissing Zeppelin II than not listen to it at all at the time, again, back in the day I was not an audiophile, I was a dumb kid with a Dodge Dart with factory in the door speakers and a $40 after market cassette player.

I'll mow my lawn when you get off it, sonny.

I hope that was a joke that whooshed over my head. But the legality of what I was doing when I was 16 never even entered my mind, let alone being a "pirate". Probably much like today's young file sharers.

Back in my day (I'm 48)....

When I was a young whipper snapper in the 70's-80's. I'd buy an album and copy it to tape for my car. If asked by a friend for a copy, I'd take a blank cassette tape and make a copy in my cassette recorder with the high speed dub feature.

I'd also ask friends the same, and they'd make me a tape of an album I didn't have.

I'd also buy cassette tapes of music at the store.

Now my 69 Dodge Dart back then is carting around 150-200 cassette tapes, some my own made copies, some a friend made copies for me and other store bought tapes.

The music industry and RIAA seemed to live through that era. If one friend bought an album, all his friends would get a cassette copy if they wanted it.

I don't ever recall the cops ever asking me if I got pulled over for speeding or something..."BTW son, Do you have a license for all those home recorded cassette tapes back there."

Seriously, what are the RIAA trying to prove here. I just can't wrap my head around all this frivolous suing.

Now get off my lawn, etc...

Looking at that baby designer GUI in the article...looks like that kid will have

orange straight hair
big brain
talks alot
will need glasses
and have blue eyes.

OMG, It's almost CARROT TOP! :)