Comment Plain Old Text format (Score 1) 1260
Apparently it dropped some of my last comment. It was supposed to read:
If "1" = a "concrete idea" and "0.(9)" = "an abstract idea" then 1 0.(9)
a concrete idea is NOT an abstract idea
Comment The idea that 1 = 0.(9) is asinine (Score 1) 1260
if "1" = a concrete idea and "0.(9)" = an abstract idea then 1 0.(9)
a concrete idea an abstract idea
Comment Jedi Mind trick might invoke genericized trademark (Score 1) 212
The word 'Jedi' has become a part of the American culture and LucasFilms Ltd is in danger of it becoming generic. Jedi Mind has to convince the judge that this is true and it would alter the course of battle...
Comment Re:Cell phone bill of rights... (Score 1) 127
I'm all for this.
Comment Re:Fuck Google (Score 1) 127
Right on!
Comment 17000 works = about 9 cents American (Score 1) 247
Judging by their protection of U.S. Property I'd say pay the nine cents already and move on already. It's only fair to pay them their fair share.
Comment /sarcasm meter (Score 1, Funny) 143
*beep* *beep* *beep* *BEEEEEEEP*
Submission + - Lumines Exploit Allows Homebrew on All PSPs
YokimaSun writes: Noobz
have today released a new exploit
in the game Lumines — allowing unsigned code to be ran!, from the article:"
Following research in conjunction with Archaemic, Noobz are proud to present the
first ever all-firmware exploit for the PSP. Based on Lumines, the "Illuminati"
exploit is a user-mode exploit using a buffer overflow in the savedata file — similar to the GTA exploit. That's right — if you've got a legal UMD copy of Lumines,
then you can run homebrew on your PSP — whatever the firmware version. That includes
v3.50! Right now, the only homebrew is the Hello World demo released below — but
in future we intend to release a HEN and downgrader."
Submission + - Sure way to end Iraq War....
Senior SomethingOrOther writes: "From an editorial in the ContraCosta Times, Pleasanton, CA. "The quickest and surest way to make President Bush end the war in Iraq is to send each of our soldiers a small vial of embryonic stem cells to wear on their dog tags. President Bush will immediately panic when he hears that stem cells might be in danger of being destroyed. As quickly as he vetoed the stem cell bill last week, Bush will quickly figure a way to get the vials (and the attached soldiers) out of harms way."
Worth a a try..."
