Correct. If they charged *more* for the subtitled movies, then it'd be wrong. I agree with how you suggested the site should capitalize on the irony and congratulate them through a press release.

However, there is something to be said if they have gone on record lamenting piracy and then did this. But that still doesn't invalidate your point.

Town better start writing some zoning regulation laws. The very thing the fresh air is attracting will attract more things which will attract more things which will take the fresh air away. That's not even considering the potential of the then thriving server farm industry driven economy tanking if those server farms pull out to go to fresher air, causing a cascading effect of failing businesses and massive job losses..... But then again I'm one of those "worst case scenario" kind of persons.

So, what is it about dark matter that makes it so it can't be harnessed? :) I'm being facetious somewhat, since we don't know what dark matter is, and can only see the massive effects of it in a macro view of space.

However, he might mean that if dark matter is made up of particular particles, then we can 'collect or create' those particles into an array so as to create gravity in space, for one. Propulsion in our atmosphere for another. Really, there is a ton of things we could do if we found it and knew how to manipulate it.

Maybe we can form an anonymous-esque group dedicated to DOS'ing (or worse if possible) IP's known to sweep numerous hosts and ports (i.e., each have our own servers listening for the same type of requests). If nothing else, at least knock them down for a while, each time they pop up on the radar.

Won't be effective against blind servers, and on second thought, we don't want to DOS blind servers anyway. :(