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Comment Re:Influence? (Score 1) 684

by yurnotsoeviltwin on Tuesday February 05, 2008 @06:57PM (#22314244) Attached to: Who is Your Super Tuesday Pick?

Well... I certainly didn't vote for who I really want to see in office.

"Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks."

Can we repeal this rule just for today?

Submission + - Cheaper PS3 on the way

Submitted by

c_forq

on Sunday September 30, 2007 @11:13PM

c_forq writes: "Our friends at Ars Technica are reporting that a $399 PS3 is on the way for the holidays."

Submission + - Next Generation of source code search engines

Submitted by calumtdalek on Thursday February 01, 2007 @10:25PM

calumtdalek writes: The source code search engine market has seen quite a few developments in the recent past, with google launching its own source code search engine recently. Now another company, All The Code, is entering the competition, with a new way of ranking results. According to the faq, it "considers the relation between code" rather than the traditional single project view used by its predecessors like koders & google codesearch. I wonder if this technique will be adopted by the other industry players?

Submission + - NFL won't let church show Sper Bwl

Submitted by bdonalds on Thursday February 01, 2007 @10:12PM

bdonalds writes: INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The NFL has nixed a church's plans to use a wall projector to show the Colts-Bears Super Bowl game, saying it would violate copyright laws.

NFL officials spotted a promotion of Fall Creek Baptist Church's "Super Bowl Bash" on the church Web site last week and overnighted a letter to the pastor demanding the party be canceled, the church said.

Submission + - New Yorker on Google Books

Submitted by

jefu

on Thursday February 01, 2007 @09:49PM

jefu writes: "The New Yorker (Feb 2) has a story on Google Books (an attempt to index every book around) and its legal problems involving copyright. Interestingly, the conclusion seems to be that Google might settle the lawsuits brought against it, and by doing so, make it more difficult for others who want to do similar things. One good quote : "The suits that are filed are a business negotiation that happens to be going on in the courts.""

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