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Microsoft Shuts Down Lik Sang

An anonymous reader writes "Microsoft has taken legal action, shutting down popular import gaming site Lik Sang for distributing X-box mod chips. Lik Sang is a popular import gaming site based out of Hong Kong. The full article (MSNBC) can be found here." Several people have pointed to the same story on news.com.

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  1. Other Asian manufacturers need to be shut down... by qurob · · Score: 0, Offtopic


    The companies who make those crappy CPU fans and cases that don't fit right and just cut your fingers

    The people who make those really crappy NICs and video cards

    The people who make those little screwdrivers that band or strip on the first thing you take apart with them

    The companies that make those $2 keyboards and $1 mice I find at every company who's too cheap to buy decent stuff.

  2. Modern Ownership by clovis · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Borrowed from John McL.
    :
    Originally, proletaries were the class of
    inhabitants of the Roman Empire
    who did not serve the Impirium by
    creative works or by other service,
    but through their careless reproductive
    habits. The word derives from the
    Latin _proles_, offspring, and the word
    proletariat literally means
    "those with many offspring."

    Ancient Rome was a slave society with
    three slaves to every citizen, according to the
    Tiberian Census of CE 30 or so, depending
    upon the calendar you prefer.
    The machinery of the Empire was literally
    activated by human muscle, the battleships
    of the Roman Navy being powered
    by slaves and the very skeins of hair that
    stored energy for the imperial _ballistae_
    (artillery) grown on slaves fed for the purpose.
    The slaves powering the Empire were derived from
    conquered peoples and especially from the
    nameless proletary class.

    In modern times, the nearest equivalent
    would be those who serve the corporate State
    not through creative works, but through
    the consumption of things they are
    instructed to purchase by the media of
    public information, and by their exposure of
    their children to the advertisers of such things.

  3. Re:As a general rule by modecx · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Well, I find that my milk usually stays quite usable up to a week and a half after the due date. Horizon Organic milk, and Lucerne, have always been quite robust milks, as far as I'm concerned. My local dairy produces some damn good milk, as well.

    Now I need a freaking brownie, so I can get some milk... See what you've done?!

    --
    Constitutional rights may be respected, repealed, or modified; but they must never be ignored.
  4. Re:Abuse of power? by Anonvmous+Coward · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    "Isn't that a cliche in and of itself?"

    Does it matter? I wasn't solving your problem.

  5. Re:Abuse of power? by Anonvmous+Coward · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    "Was I solving yours? :-)"

    Are you solving it now? :D