From what I understand, at some time later this year the PS3 should be getting a firmware upgrade that allows instant viewing without a disc. I would imagine that the Wii will have a similar firmware upgrade.

So build your own search engine, open results entirely, and put it out for any to use. No one is stopping you. Well, unless you are in China.

She was in the passenger seat(her son had been driving), the car was stopped, and the coffee was hot enough to cause third degree burns, resulting in skin grafts being needed. She just wanted her medical bills paid for, but was eventually awarded far more than that, which was later reduced to medical bills and some pain and suffering. She did nothing wrong. It was McDonald's fault. There were something like 700 similar cases in the years immediately preceding that incident in which major damage was done to the customer from coffee that was unsafe to drink, let alone touch skin.

Not really. If the day comes that I can't watch videos in firefox, I will simply switch to a different browser. 99% of the Internet using population would do the same. Once firefox's developers start seeing their users leave en masse, they will scramble to include support for other codecs. Unfortunately, by then it may be too late.

Do you need to know the security protocols and schedules of guards at the White House?
Do you need to know rocket launch codes?
Do you need to know the weak points of military equipment?
Do you need to know about troop movements?
Do you need to know the personal information of soldiers?

At the very least, this information is confidential(soldier's information). Some of these things are Secret(military equipment). Other things are Top Secret(rocket information). You don't need to know any of these things unless you have a need to know it(i.e. You work with the information on a daily basis).

Since you seem to wholeheartedly believe this, I suppose I should expect a check from you based on the time you spent in public school? I mean, I paid for you to go to school, and that means you got something for nothing. Pay up.

You should also send a check to me for any time you spent in my state, and thus fell under the protection of police, fire, and ambulance protection. I paid for it, and the various services were on call for you if you needed them.

My area has a higher gasoline tax than many other areas, which helps pay for better roads. If you have driven through my area without stopping for gas, you are getting something for nothing.

Before you send the money, I must tell you that I do not take personal checks.

IANAL, which is why I would talk to a lawyer if I had a question about this type of topic. On the other hand, you could just plow on forward, possibly get sued, and then try to get a precedent for abandonware games set. Of course, I hope you have money to pay for a lawyer if you have to go to court. Which leads back to my first statement...

It needs more lights, too. Lights make the fan go faster, cooling better.

Watch out, the real fraudster might try to sue you for patent infringement...

You are a moron. The fact that you are now resorting to conspiracy theories leads me to believe that you are much further deranged than what I would have originally thought.

It appears that one of the rules of the crazed zealot is to accuse those people who disagree with them of being a paid infiltrator on a message board.

Are you seriously equating drunk driving with using Windows? You aren't helping your case at all.

You wouldn't be a crazed zealot if you were telling people to get taxis. However, in this case, telling people to get a taxi would be telling someone to install an anti-virus, security updates, and use safe usage techniques.

What you are actually doing is more like hoping that people who were safe and did take a taxi, are hit and killed by a drunk driver who didn't take a taxi. Disagreeing with drinking is one thing. Wishing disaster/death on people is quite another. One means you are not a fan of an activity. The other makes you a crazed zealot.

Wow, way to wish doom on 90% of the computer using populace. That doesn't make you sound like a crazed zealot at all. That kind of talk is sure to gain support to your ideology.

Mork, calling Orson. Come in, Orson. Mork, calling Orson. Come in Orson...

That, to me, is more of a Linux quote than a Windows quote. I used to only use Linux. However, when I needed to install something, it wasn't just a pop in a CD, push Next a couple of times, and forget it. No, I had to search online for packages and files and go through message boards and discussion groups trying to find a hint as to why such and such a program is not working. So, a 10 minute install in Windows would equal out to about a 5 hour install in Linux. Linux is cheap if your time is worth nothing. That's why I pay for Windows. (It is also why I no longer use Linux. Everything I was using in Linux has a Windows alternative. Many times, that Windows alternative either came with Windows, or could be found for free/cheap online.)