Comment: Gotta love those quote marks (Score 2) 42
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Comment: Re:CAT (Score 1) 186
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Comment: Hyperbole error at line 10 (Score 1) 95
If you want to avoid all the chatter and buzz around the concept of gamification, I recommend being me. Never heard of it. Is this a US thing?
Comment: Re:I posted this in the last story on this too... (Score 1) 224
Or for UK readers, Mitchell and Webb?
Comment: Re:Well, that'll be helpful (Score 1) 377
By all means have an argument with the straw man you consider me to be. You'll always beat him. But did I say that? No, I didn't.
Comment: Re:Well, that'll be helpful (Score 1) 377
Hehe, well I am British. Who knows, maybe I would have been. Nice try at an ad hominem attack though.
Comment: Re:Well, that'll be helpful (Score 3, Insightful) 377
The only place where two wrongs make a right is boolean algebra. Revenge/retaliation just continues a cycle of aggression and destruction. I'm hardly happy about extraordinary rendition either. Whatever Anonymous' valid claims may be, this does nothing for their cause, except to give themselves hugely negative publicity. Way to go, generate sympathy for those you are against... sheesh.
Comment: Well, that'll be helpful (Score 3, Insightful) 377
Another mature contribution from those grown-ups at Anonymous.
Atari Loses Copyright Suit Against RapidShare 198
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from the game-over-play-again? dept.
from the game-over-play-again? dept.
dotarray writes "Online copyright lawsuits aren't all about music. Video game publisher Atari Europe recently became concerned that copies of its game Alone in the Dark were floating around one-click file-hosting service RapidShare, so it took the hosting company to court. While they won the initial case, the decision was overturned on appeal, finding that RapidShare is doing nothing wrong."