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  1. Re:Modern dreams? on Dreams Actually Virtual Reality Threat Simulation? · · Score: 1

    I do even better.
    Steve Jobs! Is that you?
  2. Re:Waaambulance on Opera Tells EU That Microsoft's IE Hurts the Web · · Score: 1

    That's, what you usually call bureaucracy.
    Despite Microsofts evil plans... ;-)

  3. Re:Oh shit, here it comes.. on Brain Changes When Viewing Violent Media · · Score: 1

    The things is:

    Stress has both sides - a stressful situation can make you feel bad and (if it lasts for too long) can make you ill, but to get through a stressful situation with a good result makes you much more healthy. (eustress and distress)

  4. Re:I agree on States Claim There is No Match for Microsoft · · Score: 1

    Having one company for everything is not the way to go, and government subsidies to support this free market(given only to the company in power) doesn't help either.

    I heard, it would be a very good idea: Umbrella Corporation

  5. In Soviet Russia... on Rowling Sues Harry Potter Lexicon · · Score: 1
    ... they make you Tanya Grotter!

    Tanya Grotter and the Magic Double Bass

    Some quotes from the article:

    Rowling's ability to stop the Potter pretenders is largely a function of the new regime of international copyright.
    And further down:

    The case for preventing literal copying--in which a foreign publisher simply reprints a work without permission--is strong. But Potter follow-ons are different from the American Dickens piracy of the 19th century and DVD piracy of today. Literal copies are what come out when you use a photocopier. Potter's takeoffs are different: They either borrow characters and put them in a new, foreign context (Potter in Calcutta) or just use the themes and ideas of Potter (as in Tanya Grotter's case) as inspiration for a different kind of story. They aren't a direct replacement for a Potter book, the way a literal copy is, but rather a supplement or an adaptation.
    And something that could simply be said in this discussion:

    Copyright should be no different. So long as it provides Rowling sufficient incentive to write, it should strive to maintain as much competition and facilitate as much international trade as possible.
  6. Re:Stallman to the rescue... on Rowling Sues Harry Potter Lexicon · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Much more interesting than Stallman's opinion is an article from 2003 linked by Stallman: http://www.slate.com/id/2084960/

  7. Re:You missed the point. What else are they hiding on Undocumented Bypass in PGP Whole Disk Encryption · · Score: 1

    So, PGP Corp takes an open source product and closes its source.
    Eh? They take a open source product and closes its source?
    Read again, please.
    GPG and PGP

    The GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG or GPG) is a free software replacement for the PGP suite of cryptographic software, released under the GNU General Public License.
    Or did I misunderstood you?
  8. Plato on VM-Based Rootkits Proved Easily Detectable · · Score: 1

    Are we able to detect it?

  9. Re: That's ridiculous on See Who Is Whitewashing Wikipedia · · Score: 1

    Yes. A simple example:

    The Vietnam War, also known as the Second Indochina War, the American War in Vietnam and the Vietnam Conflict

    from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam_War

    In the Western World it is called "The Vietnam War", for the Chinese for example it is "The American War (in Vietnam)". Both are biased.

    That's one of the problems between Israel and the Palestinians - both think, their narratives are right and truthful. http://www.beyondintractability.org/essay/narrativ es/