Comment Re:Move Offshore (Score 1) 470
well said... I wonder that too. Also how can the government do this?
Comment Buy your Sys Admin Donuts! (Score 1) 572
This has always worked for me.
Comment Risk (Score 1) 77
I remember this geo spot on the risk map so well
Comment Did they find an intelegence? (Score 1) 141
I am sorry I had to ask...
Submission + - Craigslist Post (craigslist.co.in)
AnIvy writes: Announcing the first version of Minority Report concept in Mumbai!
Comment Re:I saw this (Score 1) 319
I knew some one was going to say that!
Comment oh come on people! (Score 1) 633
In terms of over all happy times, what would do you better then a fully functional Android at home? oh sure warp all around the Galaxy, but with out a perverted android at you beckon call who cares? Really?
Comment Re:just because (Score 1) 338
How can information be made publicly available and illegal to posses? Can you give me an example or an analogy? This sounds like a catch 22 to me...
Thief Posts His Photo To Facebook Victim's Account
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An anonymous reader writes "Washington Post reporter Marc Fisher discovered his house had been burgled; money, a winter coat, an iPod and his son's laptop were stolen. Imagine his surprise when Facebook friends of his 15-year-old son reported that a photo of the apparent thief, wearing Fisher's coat and holding a wad of notes, had been uploaded to his son's Facebook account. How addicted do you have to be to a social network to post a status update and upload your photo *while* you're burgling someone's house?"
Comment Re:Stiff Competition (Score 1) 181
Limp Competition.
watching a bunch of out of shape people go at it, isn't something I enjoy watching... Not that I would every watch such a thing...
Judge Ends Massive Porn Lawsuit 181
eldavojohn writes "A recent offensive of porn producers using copyright law against many anonymous P2P users has been terminated by a West Virginian judge. Initially, Ken Ford of Adult Copyright Company planned out nine lawsuits against some 22,000 file sharers, starting with 7,000-person and 9,000-person suits in the first wave. Unimpressed, the judge reduced everything down to one lawsuit against one file sharer, telling the Adult Copyright Company that they are to prosecute each individual separately, as the accused neither participated in the same transaction nor collaborated in these offenses. So, if you're looking to hit 22,000 people with such a lawsuit, the $350 court filing fee will require an investment of $7.7 million ($1.8 million for the individuals listed so far). Ars points out the hilarious fact that 'Ford has sued enough people that lawyers are taking out ads on his company name,' providing an image of an advertisement for such a search. This is separate from a similar showdown in US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois."
Comment Re:Wheres NextOS? (Score 1) 763
I guess in "other". I liked the Next too.
Comment KickStart/Workbench came in 2nd (Score 1) 763
yes! I miss my Amiga...
Comment Re:What are these KiloWattHours of which you speak (Score 1) 507
Steam power Computer? Wow....
One Night Stands May Be Genetic 240
An anonymous reader writes "So, he or she has cheated on you for the umpteenth time and their only excuse is: 'I just can't help it.' According to researchers at Binghamton University, they may be right. The propensity for infidelity could very well be in their DNA. In a first of its kind study, a team of investigators led by Justin Garcia, a SUNY Doctoral Diversity Fellow in the laboratory of evolutionary anthropology and health at Binghamton University, State University of New York, has taken a broad look at sexual behavior, matching choices with genes and has come up with a new theory on what makes humans 'tick' when it comes to sexual activity. The biggest culprit seems to be the dopamine receptor D4 polymorphism, or DRD4 gene. Already linked to sensation-seeking behavior such as alcohol use and gambling, DRD4 is known to influence the brain's chemistry and subsequently, an individual's behavior."
