No, but there is a distinction.

If a news reporter writes down a story and starts adding things that didn't happen, greatly exaggerate the events or puts a subjective slant on something, then it stops being news and becomes an editorial.(See Fox 'News')

The same with journalistic pictures. You're allowed to take pictures at such a angle or with a specific technique that highlights the facts. But if you start taking pictures that misrepresents the facts or start photoshopping in post production, then it's no longer journalism but becomes expressive, i.e. art.

People who think of the World Press Photo expect journalism, not art.

This is good right? I mean with the DMCA even trivial protections are illegal to circumvent, so you remove the people who would be capable and interested in reverse engineering from the market. Then don't be surprised then when nobody can decrypt smart phones.

Tell them to trust IT to make the right decision for them.

Just research the best option and present that. Don't give them a choice between the ideal solution and a runner up because it will just make them argue and possibly select the wrong product.

The only thing they should bring into the decision making process are the business requirements. You set the technical requirements and then find the package that covers them both.

As a Belgian ISP I would demand 90% of all profit Sabam makes them, since they enable them to sell digital goods..

Greed, plain and pure.. all copyright groups should be shot.

Seeds will be shipped within the USA only!

Way to make it a global initiative..

The problem is that the guy is carrying a 'gun' but you're still aiming with your head (i.e. the Oculus).

This has been done better before: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQR49JGySTM

It's impossible to prove anything, when the counter argument is: "It's magic!".

Here ya go..

http://dx.com/p/27-neocube-buckyballs-magnet-balls-36-magnets-stripes-set-golden-180954

But I do agree.. I mean toys back then were awesome! Lawn darts, _real_ chemistry sets with radium and such..

Have a look at http://www.cracked.com/article_19481_the-8-most-wildly-irresponsible-vintage-toys.html

I'm still in favor of Darwinism, even with children's toys.

I see gender roles are still alive and well, with Pauline using pink umbrella's and pink handbags in her quest to defeat Donkey Kong...

This technique is quite old, but it's not the typing you should be focusing on, but more general computer usage. Think like an Intrusion Detection System, anything that would constitute abnormal behavior. Example:

Mar 1 18:05:57 localhost - User started web browser application
Mar 1 18:06:12 localhost - User opened 17 tabs to various porn sites
Mar 1 18:08:20 localhost - User closed browser
Mar 1 18:08:24 localhost - Microphone picking up sobbing noises
Mar 1 18:08:26 localhost - User identity verified.

A look into the future: "You can play used games only the PS4... It's just that all of the game publishers use features to block this"

Consumers will be screwed on this, one way or the other. Blood from a stone after all.

It's very unlikely that Microsoft will abandon DirectX. It is afterall the reason why most games for the PC are Windows-exclusive. If they OpenGL becomes king, porting to Linux will be a lot easier. Windows will be dumped by a lot of people whose only reason to keep a Windows desktop is gaming.

Did a search on the thread on the keyword 'Illuminati'.. was disappointed..

It's like Taco Bell, implying that you're actually getting 100% beef, while instead they say "We start with 100% beef". Of course in the end you only end up with 36% meat, but that's not something they advertise very loudly.

Anti-intellectualism has been a constant thread winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that "my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge".

    -- Isaac Asimov