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Comment Party (Score 1) 467

by fornaxsw on Thursday June 26, 2008 @09:36PM (#23961129) Attached to: WTF? NC Offers to Replace 10,000 License Plates

I heard they were going to have an outdoor celebration of the success of their Last Minute Action Objective meeting regarding the license plate fiasco by burning all the license plates. I think they were calling it the LMAOWTFBBQ.

Comment its over.... (Score 1) 34

by DeathKoil on Thursday June 28, 2007 @10:01AM (#19675427) Attached to: Red Vs. Blue Final Episode Airs

Me: Its over? Son of a bitch!
Roommate: Son of a bitch!
Mexican: Madre de dio!

Comment Re:Hmm (Score 1) 181

by vistaconfig on Friday June 16, 2006 @04:53PM (#15551519) Attached to: Finding Programming Work on the Side?

I am definitely interested, thanks for the comment. I'll e-mail to the address you left below.

Notebook with Huge 20 Inch Screen Reviewed 307

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Wednesday June 07, 2006 @04:07PM from the desktop-replacement-not-laptop dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Trusted reviews has a look at the Acer Aspire 9800. This massive machine has a 20.1" screen, two 120GB hard drives in a RAID 0 array, super-multi DVD burner, analogue and digital TV tuners and an Intel Core Duo dual core CPU. And at over 17lb you can even use it for weight training!"

Ebay and Microsoft Fight Software Piracy 208

Posted by Zonk on Friday March 17, 2006 @10:15AM from the black-flag-off-the-port-bow-me-hearties dept.

illeism writes "E-commerce News is reporting that Microsoft is going after Ebay sellers offering pirated copies of Microsoft software. From the article 'The suits do not name eBay as a defendant and Microsoft indicated that it has received extensive cooperation from the auction giant in the past as it tried to ferret out piracy. In fact, Microsoft said it asked eBay to remove some 50,000 suspicious auctions during 2005 alone ... The suits are mainly against individuals and cover alleged counterfeit sales of several Microsoft programs, including Windows and Office XP and older versions, such as Office 2000.'" More interestingly, the article flatly states that MS has no hope of ending piracy. The suits are apparently meant to 'protect consumers'.

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