Comment Re:Fed up (Score 1) 379
The argument is that this is not "money for the purpose of gambling." These are poker sights, the argument is that this is "money for a game of skill."
Comment Re:Have they considered Denial? (Score 2) 160
What does Egypt have to do with Radiation?
Comment Re:Too many poll options (Score 1) 519
So is your phone.
Comment Re:Hybirds are half-assed. (Score 1) 762
I want Duke Nukem Forever.
Comment Re:no (Score 1) 631
I've seen many drunken fights and brawls started in America and while I was traveling around Europe started by Army dudes on weekend leave. They never see the true consequences because they keep doing it. If they are getting severely punished then they are just stupid for continuing the same behavior over and over.
Comment Re:None (Score 1) 412
Or clothing, or rudimentary hunting implements. He just eats what he can gather/kill with his bare naked hands.
Back to girlfriends? I thought we had moved on.
Back to girlfriends? I thought we had moved on.
Comment Re:Fair Play (Score 3, Funny) 230
First they came for Microsoft...
But I was not Microsoft so I laughed at the irony.
But I was not Microsoft so I laughed at the irony.
Comment Re:sure it is (Score 1) 1079
So you ADMIT are not a lawyer!?!?!?!
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Welcome to slashdot.
Boxee Launches New API 69
A recent post on the boxee blog announces the release of a new, fully documented API that will allow developers to create and share new apps and plugins. "The new boxee API enables developers to build sophisticated applications (such as the Pandora and RadioTime apps) using a set of API calls in Python and writing the GUI using XML. ... Users can install new applications via the boxee App Box, the beginnings of our app store. Unlike other app stores, boxee does not want to be a gate keeper (or bottleneck) in deciding which applications are published so anyone can become a publisher." A complete description is available at their developers page. I'm sure this will help in their ongoing battle with Hulu.
Comment Re:Torrentfreak or slashdot? (Score 1) 464
You are confusing nerds with "kids who know how to use a PC."
I always thought they were one in the same.
Comment Re:sigh (Score 1) 1582
That kind of behavior isn't rewarded; you must be new here.
Comment Re:Is anyone surprised? (Score 1) 784
Right, but you could say that this is more like finding out they had a night with your daughter, and then them coming to you to ask for 30 more seconds.
Comment Re:Energy Independence (Score 1) 438
war has become easier and easier over time..
but the amount of wars per year has decreased for many many years now.
but the amount of wars per year has decreased for many many years now.
Comment Re:Supreme Court (Score 1) 267
That is a school setting, there are special circumstances there. Young and impressionable. This is about the companies always retaining proof of age. Not the same thing at all.
Comment Re:Don't forget the WebKit team (Score 1) 444
Man, that must have been awkward for the first few generations....
It still is for some of us.
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