Comment Re:competition (Score 1) 230
What you don't see is that all that "vehicles and equipment" lowers the value of your own house - since your entire neighborhood looks like crap. But hey, it is all yours.
Comment Re:He's an Apple Fanboy (Score 1) 628
I guess that Mac will be the missile guidance system there. It is probably NK's most powerful computer.
Comment Dammam (Score 1) 525
Dammam in KSA is the most pleasurable airport of all, I can only recommend.
NOT!
Comment Re:Less demand (Score 1) 269
I thought backup was there to protect against data loss. Aren't the users supposed to also save their stuff to an external drive or another computer? (I know most don't even know what backup means.) Education can help a lot. Also, reliable power supplies and UPS systems can also tremendously lessen the likelihood of drive and component failure.
Comment Re:Did we really need a study for this? (Score 0) 271
"payed", huh? brain damage is already setting in?
Comment Meanwhile at the Apple HQ (Score 1) 165
Comment the definition of calories (Score 5, Funny) 251
Calories (noun) - Tiny creatures that live in your closet and sew your clothes a little bit tighter every night.
Comment new suggested name for the next AMD chip (Score 1) 161
ASSDOZER!
(from the movie "Idiocracy")
Comment What's it gonna be called? (Score 1) 413
Big Blue Screen of Death?
Submission + - New judge assigned to case upholds $675k verdict in Tenenbaum case (blogspot.com)
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes: "In SONY v Tenenbaum, the new District Judge assigned to the case has disagreed with the previous judge, and instead of reducing the $22,500 per file award to $2250 per file, has instead upheld the jury's verdict. The jury initially found defendant Joel Tenenbaum to have "willfully" infringed the RIAA copyrights by downloading 30 mp3 files which would normally retail for 99 cents each, and awarded the plaintiff record companies $675,000 in "statutory damages". Tenenbaum moved to set the verdict aside on both common law remittitur grounds and constitutional due process grounds. Judge Gertner — the District Judge at the time — felt that remittitur would be a futility, and on constitutional grounds reduced the verdict to $2250 per file. The RIAA appealed. The 1st Circuit Court of Appeals remanded on the ground that Judge Gertner ought to have decided the question on remittitur grounds and reached the constitutional question prematurely. By the time the case arrived back in District Court, Judge Gertner had retired, and a new judge — Judge Rya Zobel — had been assigned. Judge Zobel denied the remittitur motion. And then Judge Zobel denied the constitutional motion, leaving the larger verdict in place. I think it is reasonable to expect Tenenbaum to appeal this time around."
Comment Re:awesome !! (Score 1) 245
there is one way for the mom to earn that much money a month: legs apart, lying in a bed...
Comment The U.S. managed to outsource polution (Score 2) 245
... to China.
Comment this is when (Score 1) 404
the ice cream licks back.
Comment Re:I'm sure fanboys care about this (Score 1) 303
Oh, don't say that, all the fanbois will gather here and diss you to oblivion. Rather, join me in this overnight jerk-off party I am organizing about this piece of news!
Comment Re:Avoid Asus AT ALL COSTS (Score 1) 245
Dude, I think you have static electricity (charge) issues or you are just unlucky. I have had several Asus boards before, none of them had issues. I have an Asus ultrabook, I am listening to music on it while typing this... PEBKAC = Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair
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