Comment Trolling? (Score 1) 159
Is this some use of the word troll I don't know or does TFS (and TFA) mean trawl?
Comment Re:Cable too please! (Score 1) 134
Unless you live some place that has trees, as I do. I don't have a view of the southern sky therefore no satellite TV, so I am currently stuck with Comcast if i want to watch sports, or avoid some of the other downsides of going to internet TV.
Comment Re:1 teragram is not 1.1million tons (Score 1) 303
tons as in 2000 pounds not tonnes
Comment Re:Tabs (Score 2, Informative) 272
But you can set where sent items are kept, such as in the inbox, by going to tools > account settings > copies and folders
Adobe's ADEPT DRM Broken 273
An anonymous reader writes "I love cabbages has reverse-engineered Adobe's ADEPT DRM (e-book protection). On February 18, I love cabbages released code that decrypts EPUB e-books protected with ADEPT and followed that up on February 25, with code that decrypts PDF e-books protected with ADEPT. On March 4, I love cabbages was given a DMCA take down notice. And there's plenty of evidence he got it right. DS:TNG (Dmitry Sklyarov: The Next Generation)?"
Comment Re:What's in a name? (Score 1) 296
Another naming failure was with the Chevy Nova. Nova, in espaniol, means "it doesn't go". I'm sure this was just an over site by GM. But the cars didn't sell well in Latin America and other Latin countries.
lies, http://www.snopes.com/business/misxlate/nova.asp Status: False
This anecdote is frequently used to illustrate the perils of failing to do adequate preparation and research before introducing a product into the international marketplace. It's a wicked irony, then, that the people who use this example are engaging in the very thing they're decrying, because a little preparation and research would have informed them that it isn't true.
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