It's too much freedom. That's why there's no competition, high unemployment, and a poorly performing economy. If only we had more regulation everything would be better.

"I wonder how soon until ISPs' tiered pricing packages will become indistinguishable from those for cable TV, with grouped together services that vary not just in throughput or quality guarantees, but in what sites you can reach at each service level, or which sports teams are subject to a local blackout order. " Pretty quick I imagine, considering how regulatory burden in the US pretty much kills all chances of competition among ISPs.

8mb to 16gb, so that's 2048 times, if I'm mathing correctly.

Breaking applications is the very reason why I disable it. Most sites I use are sensibly programmed, but every once in a while I come across a site so bad it needs to be shut off.

It's supply and demand. Sony wants to make money. Raising the price will only make more money if demand goes up. If demand goes up, but the price does not, there will be a shortage. Economic laws apply to everything. Whitney Houston's Music is no different.

I wish the mouse and keyboard could be used as standard controllers on consoles.

And I doubt I'll be purchasing any Ubisoft game in the near future.

Is it a police state yet?

openbsd and links

DMCA takedown notices are constantly abused through youtube. Anyone think trolls will be in full effect with this?

When did Roger Ebert become the pope of art?

and my programs are shit! Clearly music is the way to go.

I'd buy large quantities of their products at a low price and resell them for a small markup.

They'll still being going on about this non-sense for years. I was looking forward to nothing happening, so in 2013 they could finally shut up.