They gave this information to the "public" by handing it over to the LCD? It costs $150 to obtain a non-commercial license from LCD. This is ridiculous but i guess money is the best way to control information.

Parents are more than capable of handling this decision on their own. These days people trying to eek out a living and doing something beyond the norm to set themselves apart don't need bad publicity because some think-tank believes that these types of things are too much for parents to think about. This doesn't need to controlled or mandated.

You use comcasts DNS servers, you are down stream from them in a "line". Their DNS servers will be (or have already been) updated to recieve DNSSEC responses, but they will translate and forward regular DNS responses to your cable modem. they can do it. It seems like a good way to force comcast customers be unable to bypass their DNS servers. This way they won't need to update any firmware on the customers end, which will save them man-hours and they can hijack failed DNS responses and display a page with "we R teh roxors!" or something in it. It could happen anyway.

YAY! *sticks out tongue at MS* ...am i in the club yet?

...Is my point. Look, I don't really believe that we are man. but if the possibility is above 0% than it plausible, just not very probable.

lol it is, but's not 0% :)

If that were in anyway a Christian-based religious comment then I would have added "But it's not going to happen because most of us will be raptured and the others killed way before the tech becomes available"...I'm trying to see how you drew that conclusion.

He is describing an exponential increase in ability, not a linear one.

We may very well be the "ancient" civilization that starts everything.

If all the game's DRM subs are expecting static values it is rather trivial to parse through the DRM routines piecemeal and pass values until they return relevant data. If their dynamic than an algorithm can be deduced from the successfully passed values. It's already done in some keygens. It just seems people are getting lazy.

Google still has the cache of them as of 1:24 AM "card site:google.com"

...you don't have power.