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Comment Re:And those expensive E-books... (Score -1) 129

literal much? the sale of books must support the publishing and writing industry. No bucks? No buck rogers (stories, that is). When you don't make any money selling books, you don't pay authors, so authors don't write. Enjoy reading blogs for the rest of your life, because I assume you don't put any value on anything more literary than xkcd. jerk.

Comment Re:And those expensive E-books... (Score 0) 129

this whole case is absurd. Yes, the iBooks deals raised prices on consumers. But that's only because Amazon was selling below cost to drive bookstores, and ultimately publishers, out of business. And this case was filed by a lawyer in Amazon's building. Way to go, DOJ! being a proxy pawn for a market manipulator.

Comment Re:Patent troll? (Score -1) 259

how many patents are currently active? 2 million? more? you want 2 million reports describing how a patent has been developed each year, and if a patent is sitting in a drawer, so wat? use it or lose it? well, i prefer to live in the US of A where governemtn doesnt tell businesses and people what to do. maybe in europe you think its different.

Comment Re:Umm? How far away would it have been? (Score -1) 157

Ahh, now I see. According to msn, the magazine of record, an unknown amount of radiation will make Ann unknown amount of nitrous, which is n2o btw. Depending o nthe quantity and concentration, this may cause ozone holes and global warming (it is a GHG) to an unknown degree. But the thought that it would literally suck all the oxygen out of the room is a silly thought. May I suggest not using google so much, as you encourage me to, but use your head sometimes? Also, the question still stands, about whT if you're on the dark side of the earth.

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