Comment Re:it's like sony wants the x-box to win (Score 1) 283
Comment Suicide (Score 1) 417
Comment Re:f.lux (Score 2, Interesting) 351
Comment Re:Firefox 3.6 on linux works like a dream with de (Score 1) 601
Their flying images demo just kept on rolling when I tried it with firefox 3.6 on my slackware linux box. I jacked the number of images up as high as it would go and it was still doing something like 50fps. So looks like firefox got their first.
I'm getting about 20-30fps in firefox 3.6 on a su2300 netbook. IE 8 gets about 1fps.
The Grown-Up Video Game 152
Comment Re:Xfinity equals... (Score 1) 356
Comment Re:I actually kind of miss the old combat system (Score 1) 331
Comment Re:Like that's going to work this time... (Score 1) 178
I wonder how much they'll be gouging for these movies. I notice the price of normal Blu-ray disks still hasn't come down.
They have. I've been seeing a lot of blu-ray/DVD/Digital copy sets being sold for $20.00. Just got the new Harry Potter and Pixar's UP like that. If they keep offering deals like this or even just the Blu Ray for $20 I might cancel my Netflix and start buying movies again.
Comment Re:Black Isle (Score 1) 452
Comment Re:You're a fucking moron (Score 1) 145
Comment Re:Just Say No to publci transport (Score 1) 518
Comment Re:You're a fucking moron (Score 1) 145
Comment Re:More (Not in Canada) (Score 1) 145
Isn't Canada on the US list of countries that doesn't have good enough copyright laws? It works both ways though. Defying Gravity is not airing in the US but is in Canada. I can't access any of the Canadian sites that are streaming the remaining episodes from the US.
Comment Re:Performance != Observance (Score 1) 145
Do you honestly think that if CD's were still not able to be copied and the music industry had complete control over how/when/where and how much it cost to do so that digital music or CD's in general would be any cheaper? There'd probably be HD-Audio CD's that cost $30 like movies.
I'm not trying to say piracy is good and do see that in a way it is stealing. But there are many times that I feel it's completely moral/justified to pirate something. Any music I've bought before whether on CD, tape or 8 track I would have no problems downloading. Actually anything I have payed for I have no problem downloading.
Now I'm a pretty hardcore gamer and have bought in just the last 2 weeks, Uncharted 2, Brutal Legend, & Borderlands. All new release $60 games. On Nov 3'rd I'll be buying another one Dragon Age. I will be buying for the PS3 but I will be downloading it for the PC. I've also bought both of the prequel books at $15 each. Now am I a filthy thief for "stealing" the PC version? I've already payed $90 for the game and story. There are plenty of moral reasons to pirate. I've had to download games that I've purchased but ruined the disc for.
I've also downloaded software that I haven't purchased but never would of. Photoshop is a great program and fun to learn but I sure wouldn't spend $600 on it to play around on some family photos. Why photoshop? Cause I was given the Total Training instruction videos for it and like learning new things. I don't think they would've worked for GIMP all that well. I've downloaded Visual Studio to learn to program because I sure didn't have the $1200 to buy it from Microsoft and that knowledge has helped me progress in my job. Visual Basic mostly for Excel Macros in work but I only know that because I pirated the software I couldn't afford and taught myself. If I was a business making money off of either of them I would have payed. As it is I'm entirely self taught. I don't have a great high paying programmers job, but I have a decent salary and don't have overwhelming student loans to deal with.
So basically I've pirated a lot of software. But I buy a lot as well. I have over 200 CD,s over 200 DVD's. at least a dozen blu-rays. I've pirated Windows but use Ubuntu. So just how is that I'm making you pay more? Cause I have absolutely no guilt when I download something. I pay more than my fair share.