Comment Re:Holodeck (Score 1) 633
If you think you enjoy it, for all intents and purposes, you do enjoy it.
Comment Re:Notch should hire a real programmer (Score 1) 279
He just hired a team a few weeks ago.
Comment Re:Ask and ye shall receive. (Score 1) 96
Putting a SALT WATER eel in fresh water isn't exactly a nice thing to do.
Comment Re:No ex post facto laws (Score 1) 281
for the sole purpose of lawfully connecting to a wireless telephone communication network.
That sure sounds like exactly what he was doing.
He wasn't, he was doing it to sell them for profit.
Comment Re:Perspective, kthxbai (Score 4, Informative) 273
Even if you're not going to read the article, could you at least read the summary? Even if you don't use Facebook, you're still being tracked.
Comment Re:Now That's Bizarre (Score 4, Insightful) 366
I'd say in this case, he wasn't paranoid ENOUGH.
Submission + - Hulu Plus Now Available To All: But Be Warned (itworld.com)
itwbennett writes: Peter Smith outlines some of the things you need to know before plunking down your $10 subscription fee for Hulu Plus, which yesterday came out of its invitation-only "Preview" phase and is now open to everyone. First off, don't assume that paying $10 gets you out of viewing ads like it does on Netflix — and there's no way to skip them. Second, yes, there's tons of content available on Hulu Plus but it's not necessarily the same content as hulu.com. 'So if you've been watching a show on hulu.com and can't wait to watch it on the big screen via your PS3, stop a moment and check the Hulu Plus listings.' advises Smith. And then there's the issue of performance, which at least in the preview version has been less than perfect.
Comment Re:who gives a fud? (Score 1) 108
I have here a glass of dihydrogen monoxide just like they've had, and it can be YOURS for the low price of $60!
Comment Re:Wikileaks is a good yet naive concept. (Score 1) 578
They need an American with Top Secret Clearance to work with Julian Assange on certain documents.
So, get the people who want absolutely NONE of the data released to tell you what they don't want released? That will be productive.
Comment Re:Illegal Search? (Score 1) 650
Why should it be if the image can be taken without intruding on, or even in the space over, your property? If you want privacy from above, put a covering blocking the view from above.
Comment Re:Why not use your own panic button? (Score 2, Insightful) 237
That might be useful, if 911 was the number to call in Australia for emergencies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/000_Emergency
Comment Re:Real World (Score 1) 436
Shouldn't the sports and various clubs come SECONDARY to learning?
Comment Re:Why the need of an addy? (Score 1) 454
If they were caught doing that, and even assuming that they didn't have charges pressed for fraud, Comcast is slated to have to deal with the FCC approximately FOREVER. They would be wise to not try and piss them off with a stupid stunt like that.
Comment Re:Not an informed choice. (Score 1) 170
Yes, but the cell phone is much easier to use than the arm after leaving it.
Comment Re:This is exactly the spirit of the law (Score 2, Insightful) 240
They went above and beyond following both the letter and the spirit of the law. They had the label's permission to use it and songs has been taken down before the complaint was even filed. The labels attacked part of their own distribution method for something that would have been invalid even if they had not had permission!
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