The rules issues pretty much surrounds the idea that they didn't use a source inside the company, information from a NDA, or similar. A straight hack of the system is perfectly fine. Potentially exploiting a subsystem (a flaw in a database system for example or in SSL itself or what not) might also void the rules.

Comparing ESX and Zones? Seems like a horridly thought out comparison

"from a certain point of view"

They have who knows what degrees?

i used to buy my game or two a week, play them and their regret them or finish them before the next week. perhaps i would rent a game and have the same feeling.

since wow was released i cannot really think of any titles i have purchased. a few rentals here and there.

Your dead wrong, I bet they will have more visa apps filled after this after a compromise is sought in which jobs will be phased out over a longer period of time (into companies that will be axed entirely).

i would love to see if people aren't online, if they are detained/violated in some way perhaps if someone else has the same name.

i could see someone registering bogus names of people that are sex-offenders and posting under those names and then filing complaints to screw with these people.

i would buy one if it was larger and a kindle-done-right device assuming the battery life wasn't stupid.