Comment Re:They Deserve It (Score 3, Insightful) 242
My wife forgot to lock our house door one night and we were burglarized. By your logic, we deserved that. Good to know; I appreciate the heads up, and I'll be sure to let her know.
Comment Re:good! (Score 1) 675
I just fell off my chair laughing when I read this after scanning a hundred comments about our failing country, ignored constitution, etc., etc.
I'm no photographer and have never heard of a LensBaby before looking at this guy's photos, and even I could tell you the AC above me is dead on!
I'm no photographer and have never heard of a LensBaby before looking at this guy's photos, and even I could tell you the AC above me is dead on!
Comment Re:LINQ = Doomed (Score 1) 224
Yeah, I get sick of those people implementing easy-to-use stuff too. Bugs the crap out of me! High fives to all the brownhorns!
Submission + - Google still launching gPhone (digitimes.com) 1
Technical Writing Geek writes: "Google will definitely launch its own-brand handset but has yet to finalize the handset's specifications, OS, production contractor and operating partners, according to sources at Taiwan handset makers.
http://www.digitimes.com/telecom/a20070918PD204.html"
http://www.digitimes.com/telecom/a20070918PD204.html"
Judge Says No to RIAA Subpoena Request 154
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "For at least the second time, a federal judge has dealt the RIAA's campaign against college students a blow by refusing an ex parte motion by the RIAA for a subpoena against college students. In Newport News, Virginia, Judge Walter D. Kelley, Jr., denied the RIAA's motion for information about students at the College of William and Mary. The Court denied the motion outright, saying it was unauthorized by law. (pdf) Last month it was reported that a New Mexico judge had denied a similar motion directed against University of New Mexico students on the ground that it should not have been made ex parte."
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