I was started out on $8/hr pay from my high school when they hired me on as a tech assistant. 8 dollars an hour sounded pretty good to a high school senior. (This was last summer, I'll graduate in 2010)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTmXHvGZiSY

The modding they're talking about in TFA is direct backups of games. There are no hacks in the actual gameplay.

Dress nice and make sure your pants don't get ripped.

Including? That's all there is. "Backups". I know this, as I am a pirate. Yarrr.

I'm fairly certain that the FBI has bigger things to worry about than someone uploading public docs with an unauthorized tool.

We had a SonicWall filter and it blocked pretty much everything. Not saying it was SonicWall's fault as we had a highly incompetent system administrator, but it was very detrimental to doing even the simplest of tasks. So I know how these students and teachers feel.

People are lazy and want it done for them

No kidding. Mind telling me what TFA actually says?

All this talk about cigs, yuck. No love for the good ol' Skoal?

So what happens when I do Command Key + R --> iexplore.exe ?

I'm sure the RIAA was acting in good faith when they received, what was it? Like eighty thousand dollars per song?

I cannot believe that the RIAA, in good faith, actually believed that they were cheated out of hundreds of thousands of dollars for some downloaded MP3s, punitive damages and all.

If it's supposed to be between two trusted parties then what's the advantage of this over PGP/GPG? A fancy "vanish" button? Someone enlighten me.

I'm no coder but to me the X.Y.Z format has always been where Z = minor bug fixes, Y = new features, more bugfixes, whatever, and X = major new features and such.

Your username is oddly appropriate for this article.