Talk about the pot calling the kettle black...

I saw a link in the signature of one of the discussion points here on slashdot point to playfullyclever.com with the link "fix slashdot." I know I have my problems with Slashdot, but what do others think is broken? Being the curious individual that I am, I thought I would see what kind of complaint this individual has about the site upon which I spend so much time. It linked to another slashdot style discussion site, mostly the interests

After reading today's article about "When Would You Accept DRM?", and reading some of the comments, one stood out in my mind.

From a recent slashdot article:

The next question centered on pirating, and of course much was made of copies downloaded a couple of days before the release. In fact id staff was in Hong Kong a few days before the US release and they found pirated copies being sold with full packaging.

In a recent Slashdot Article, gravitie asked: "I'm a developer in my local area. I'm on what is supposed to be 'flex time', so I can work the hours that my boss and I see fit for me to fullfil the number of hours I'm required to get a week. Besides this I must clock in at 7:30 AM every day I am at work. If I clock in at 7:31 I am late, no questions asked. If I am late 3 times in one quarter I get a verbal warning. Next time I get a written warning, then it just goes down hill from there (dock

Ok, so last night as I was flipping channels, and I came across Contact. I had purchased the DVD over a year ago, and was excited to see in the features that Jodie Foster had done a commentary for the movie, but had never gotten around to watching it. Since the version on TV was already half-way through, and I have no patience for commercials, I decided that I would watch the commentary with Jodie Foster.