Damnatio memoriae is impossible, especially in a free society. Murderers did drop off the radar without few traces back in communist Russia and East Germany tho. Are you ready to give away some freedoms so the the evildoers may be forgotten?

So wassat? something cool? Lemme google that!

I never see bitcoin news in any other media and it gets far too much coverage here than it actually deserves.

... if that's what it takes to kickstart space exploration again... I'm all for it.

Concept reminds me of the the G.E.C.K. (Garden of Eden Creation Kit) from Fallout. Without the "just add water" deus ex machina.

From the small sample size I can work with (that is my friends that do play games). I would guess nobody cares because the controller is pants taco retarded.
That's about it. Most people are semi-excited about what sort of games Nintendo might bring to the console. But any hope is crushed when one realizes that most games will have gameplay mechanics based around the controller shoehorned into them.

Also, I suspect that a majority of 3rd party titles will be a bunch of rehashed ports. Nobody will design a new exclusive title that is built around the controller for a new console with less hype surrounding it than the PS VITA.

I'll just disable it again.

But to me, this is akin to a restaurant being threatened with fines for not directing some of the customers to its competitors.
The search engine industry should advertise like everyone else, or offer superior service.

... When you can go straight to Godwin's Law comparisons.
Also, the impish side of my wants to try to game the system by asking my friends to vouch for 'Große Gobblecoq' being *totally* legit.

"Almost all"? Time to live in the now! Because it looks like you're from the 80's or somethin'. A majority of European countries have professional armies today.

In 2006 Swedish police in Örebro took a brute force approach in the hunt for a rapist known as 'Hagamannen' and *forcefully* tested 777 men before they finally found him. It was quite the circus and became something of a witch-hunt type affair where any tip from the public resulted in a summons for DNA testing.

I actually know some weird folks that still use their old Xbox machines for XBMC. So even if the Ouya fails, it'll still live on for years if it only gets XBMC ported to it.

I commented on the amount of pirated downloads, sorry if that was unclear. What I meant to say is that 4 million (or 3.9mil in the article) seems like a very conservative estimate.

Only four millions? Sounds a tad low.
The powers that be should live in the now and get with the program. Roll out a Crunchyroll type service so that anyone/anywhere can pay and watch their shows without arbitrary boundaries and restrictions. In today's interconnected world it is *unthinkable* to wait a week or a month... Heck even hours to watch the latest TV series and I suspect there is a sizeable and growing amount of purists among European viewers that refuse to watch the dubbed versions.

The old media distribution systems need to fuck off and die already.