Its pretty easy to get any computer software. Dues ex is already on torrents. The Key is what you have to pay for. Someone has opened the package and scene the key.

Now I get home and try to install and find my key has already been used. I call up Square Enix and tell them that i bought it at game stop. I think that gamestop will have a few irate customers and a pissed off manufacture

...But I'm going to book my tickets with the friends I want to sit with. I could just imagine that one awkward person on your friends list coming and sitting next to you.

Sure, a computer will be able to fly from point A to point B with no problem. But what happens at the most critical moments, at take off and landing. A computer would not be able to handle the decisions that must be made at these moments. Also what happens when an air port shuts down for some reason.

Ill take my human pilot.

I am serious... and don't call me Shirley.

How many people rest their heads against headrests. I know I never use it no matter what car I am driving.

So how effective will be to put an EEG in the headrest if you head never touches it.

I'll give them a week and a half of being unjailbreakable... Its going to happen

Yea... That $105M is probably going to disappear just like every other copyright lawsuit

I just want to back up information, as well as clear it up a little bit. Pandora pays around 19/100 cent per song played. So there is a royalty fee assessed and it is said to be twice as much as satellite radio. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/08/18/AR2008081801525.html

Well Pandora has to pay for every song that is played and i would assume that other services have to pay as well. They collect their funds to do so via advertising.

My question is how are such streaming services preventing people from copping the stream. Pandora has a desktop app and im sure that someone has tried to write code to copy the stream as well as include all of the song info (Title, artist, album, ect.)

dido

I just want to put it out there that this energy crises that we are having has as much to do with our habits as it does with the conflict in the middle east. We are stuck in a rut with our large cars. How many of you can fill up for under $40 and have that last for the month. We need start to drive smaller cars. You will find that your wallet will stop hurting as much.

Im not saying that we all have to go out and buy a hybrid or electric vehicle. I would caution against it. It is still expensive to manufacture those batteries and i dont think that the technology isn't there yet. Wait a few years.

Just as a tip for saving money, don't drive as much. Carpool, dust off that old bike in your garage, take the bus or train, even walk. These are all alternate modes of transportation and are a lot cheaper then driving. I personally make the effort to ride my bike more miles then I drive in a week and as a result i can fill up about once a month.

They almost would. Just imagine how many error reports they get. I really wouldn't want to deal with all of that.

And then think of how much they have to spend on creating updates to fix the bugs. I don't know about you, but I just installed 7 of them for various things.

Im still waiting on the developmental studies on the effects of 3D.I personally have been against 3D from the start and am proud to say that i have never scene a 3D movie

So microsoft is calling the update to IE9 an important update. lol

Well they get harder with age