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Comment: Re: How is it illegal (Score 1) 61

by EEPROMS (#39602137) Attached to: Misleading Ads: ACCC Wins Appeal Against Google

I think this lawsuit was just like any other modern-day lawsuit; a lawyer saying "hey, let's make some money!"

Nice try at attacking lawyers but the ACCC is a fully funded government dept who's job is to enforce consumer rights and corporate industry regulations ie they don't care about the money.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Competition_and_Consumer_Commission

Comment: Re:Are the concerns valid? (Score 1) 168

by EEPROMS (#39464951) Attached to: Australian Gov't Bans Huawei From National Network Bids
I had an interesting chat with our MD and while he was in China they told me a very interesting story. He was having dinner with a HK investment and manufacturing company and they were talking about jobs and supplying product within China and dealing with main land officials. So the story goes one day an official comes to the factory in China and during negotiations he asks them to fabricate equipment that will fail at a set time. The logic being that once the product fails people will have to buy another one thus this creates jobs. Well our friend in HK said to the official he will think about it then never contacted the guy again because we pride our selves on making solid ISO spec products. Now this raises the question if the Chinese officials would attempt to tamper with a small manufacturer that "they do not own" or have even a partial ownership of then what would they be tempted to do with a company they actually owned.

Comment: Re:This is funny. (Score 1) 198

by EEPROMS (#39322129) Attached to: NVIDIA Challenges Apple's iPad Benchmarks
One small problem with those benches, they are all single threaded bench's. A single core in a T3 tablet is slower than a single core in an iPAD but when you add all four cores in the T3 tablet together they work out faster. So testing cores yes the Apple iPAD 2 would win but when you multi thread the tests (need ICS for that and also the newest barely out of beta bench tests) things look very different.

Comment: Lan Parties (Score 1) 412

by EEPROMS (#38788591) Attached to: Filesonic Removes Ability To Share Files
I have noticed since the crack down more and more people have been taking NAS boxes to LAN parties and sharing files. The reality is I find it easier now to get stuff now than before (download 20 gig per hour on a decent LAN). People will always share stuff especially if they know someone who cant afford it. When I was in college in the 80's we used create our own mix tapes and share them all the time. I did buy music but only stuff I liked and the rest I got was just filler that I deleted after 6 months.

Comment: Re:Yes it's totally software, but (Score 4, Interesting) 215

by EEPROMS (#38779625) Attached to: Intel Relying On Ice Cream Sandwich For Tablet Push
The mantra for the future should be "It's not the hardware or the OS, it is the content stupid". If you can create a device that enables the end user to easily access content of their choosing then you are on a winner. The issue has always been ticking all the boxes, apple was the first to do so and android soon followed. So yes Intel is dead on the money, the hardware is a minor player but at the same time important as it is one of the many tick boxes that must be implemented correctly.

Comment: Re:Glad to see Microsoft taking this position (Score 2) 678

by EEPROMS (#38771094) Attached to: Microsoft Pushes For Gay Marriage In Washington State
Thew sad part about Saudi arabia is the males all do religious studies and the females all do degrees in medicine and accounting. It so bad now that over 70% of the skilled work force is now female and they earn over 60% of the average families income. The male population in the middle east is living a religious none reality.

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