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Comment: Re:Bewarned those who arent Organ Donors... (Score 1) 516

by GarretSidzaka (#39321721) Attached to: When Are You Dead?

and if you want to know, i dont want to support that socioeconomic class with my organs. by that i mean the rich ppl who inevitably get the majority of these organs. I really actually dont want to help them at all. And yes i think that some doctors are corrupt, and that the donor process has been commercialized.

Comment: Bewarned those who arent Organ Donors... (Score 2) 516

by GarretSidzaka (#39320873) Attached to: When Are You Dead?

I read several comments talking about removing their organ donor status. I have done the same several years ago, when i first heard about the illegal organ trade, killing people in comas and such.

However, I have heard that even if your card specifically reads NOT ORGAN DONOR, they will still harvest your organs, right there in the hospital. They might accidentally not read your license or overlook checking your records "in the haste to preserve organ freshness"

Beware the hospitals and their organ business, and here's to hoping that they honor our Drivers Licenses, but how are you supposed to defend against evisceration by a "Doctor" while you are in a deep, head trauma coma? without anesthetic..... sounds like horror movie material

Comment: thank goodness (Score 1) 314

by GarretSidzaka (#38455286) Attached to: Linux Mint Developer Forks Gnome 3

SEriously thank you lafabre

Look at ubuntu its gone to hell recently. Mint was so godlike and perfect, mint 11 that is. Gnome 3 looks like ubuntu horseshit, and I'm not installing it anymore. Its confusing, ugly and looks like same mobile phone "style" bullshit that is stillbirthing win8. So please fork gnome to look likemint11. It really is far better to use andeven prettier than windows 7

Piracy

100 P2P Users Upload 75% of Content 269

Posted by CmdrTaco
from the they-must-be-very-busy dept.
An anonymous reader writes "Researchers say that about 100 people (called pirates in the article) are responsible for 75 percent of all downloading on BitTorrent (and the same group does 66 percent of all uploading), and says that the way to shut down the p2p network is simply to disincentive that relatively small number of people. The other large group identified in the study were people (such as from copyright enforcement agencies) who uploaded fake content to frustrate other users. No suggestions were made about how to prevent people from uploading fake content — but it was suggested that the first group could have their ad revenue cut or could be heavily fined."

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