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  1. Actually... on Boeing Joins In Anti-Gravity Search · · Score: 2

    Wasn't the default gravity setting 800? :)

  2. Re:How low? on MPAA Requests Immunity to Commit Cyber-Crimes · · Score: 2

    Music and Film Industry - "Can we invent something we'll call Intellectual Propery which means we can keep getting money over and over and over and over, and not just once like decent people do?"

  3. a solid lobby.... on MPAA vs. Television · · Score: 2

    preferably well armed!

  4. Copyright laws=immoral greed? on MPAA vs. Television · · Score: 3, Insightful

    It just feels wrong that these people getting payed over and over. Record a song, get some payment, and thats it. Why should they keep getting payed over and over when the song is being played again? Does the people who built my TV keep getting money when i used it? Or any other thing?
    Sick I tell you, lets vote to get the damn laws changed.

  5. Re:US threatening my website on How Italian Police Shut Down U.S. Web Servers · · Score: 2


    Good on you!

    What's the website?

    Interesting the other way: The disney web site was breaking a Danish law, and some over enthusiastic dane tried to get them to change and they told him, probably politely, where he could go put himself..

  6. Re:SCORE!!! on How Italian Police Shut Down U.S. Web Servers · · Score: 2

    I love it too, i just learned a great new word: pusillanimity - lol, the guy didn't even realise he was being insulted *G*

  7. Oh yes... that really helped! on How Italian Police Shut Down U.S. Web Servers · · Score: 2

    .... not - perhaps i should check back when i learn italian :)

  8. Quality schmality on Using Video CDs For Education · · Score: 2


    There are always some would will start this debate, claiming numbers on their side. But one thing is if what the numbers say, another is what they eyes see.

    I've seen commercial VCD's who looked TOTALLY DAMN GREAT! I wouldn't have known it wasn't a DVD if i hadn't been told.

    So it might be that technically it was way behind the DVD specs, so what.

    Ok, so these VCD's were mastered by pro's of official material, and you are hardly likely to get the same if you fiddle around with a webcam in your living room, but then you wouldn't if you could burn a "real" DVD either.

  9. except... on Using Video CDs For Education · · Score: 2

    ... one giftet speaker can teach more in a minutte that you could read in the same time...

  10. You sound... on Using Video CDs For Education · · Score: 3, Funny

    ...like one of those people who don't want to learn *G*

  11. wrong on Using Video CDs For Education · · Score: 2
    One great thing about VCD is that they work in standard DVD players (NTSC and PAL VCD discs only work in players for the respective formats, of course; a limitation not seen on computers).

    They don't work in all, but MOST. (Since they are produced in countries where people have droves of VCD's) - Pioneers are generally good, Sonys are bad (they seem to stick to much to some 'standards')
    Some players will only play commercial VCDs, and some (especially Sony's) will only work with certain brands of CDR/CDRW. If you have a difficult player, try buying one cdr of several different brands, and see what taste your player has.
    Its easy to make one, get the tmpgenc mpg encoder from http://www.tmpgenc.net/ to encode a VCD. and get Nero http://nero.com to burn it on the cd.

  12. crap on Using Video CDs For Education · · Score: 2

    We (as in the people) can make these now, its not very expensive. Making DVD's is very expensive for the home user. Besides they'll be replacing the DVD format with Blueray in a couple of years, so people might as well be playing with this now.

  13. And the Talibanisation of the US continues... on House OKs Life Sentences For Hackers · · Score: 2

    ..and you thought it was scary that mullah bush always knows the one truth (because GOD has told him so).

    Good thing one lives in Europe... at least until he starts bombing those countries who disagree with him (if you are not with me you are against me) which would be ok of course since the US love the idea of a war crimes tribunal.. as long as it only applies to the rest of the world

  14. Of course you will on Pop-up Ads Coming to A TV Near You · · Score: 2

    Someone will make a box to put between the signal and the TV that will run a pattern recognizing algorhitm on the signal and blank out the adds. Just wait an see :)

  15. Choose your words on RoadRunner Blocking Use of Kazaa · · Score: 2

    I think he was simply stating that, file sharing apps are almost always used for immoral activities.

    Beware of the word "immoral" - Most would probably agree that a lot of filesharing trafic is against the law, but that's not the same as it being immoral.

  16. How much is that in Metric? on Lego Trebuchet · · Score: 2


    eh?

  17. Great Research on Hacktivismo to Release Steganography Tool · · Score: 2

    Timothy writes:
    The group has links to the Cult of the Dead Cow, which is, of course, working on Peek-a-Booty.
    However if you visit the PeekABooty people:

    A commonly-perpetuated misconception about this project is that it is run by CULT OF THE DEAD COW (cDc). This is a myth that has been propagating since the projects inception. The Peekabooty project has its own open-source group, entirely separate from the cDc.
    Oh well ;)

  18. Re:Don't answer on Telemarketers and Cell Phones? · · Score: 2
    My current solution is .... I simply respond with "This is a cell phone, please don't call this number again".

    How about just saying "fuck off!" - Americans get so uptight about certain words that you will shock them from ever calling you again? :)

  19. Except libraries pay for the books they lend... on RIAA to Sue You Now · · Score: 2

    ... at least they do in europe - is it different over there? :)

  20. Its Windows counterpart is not closed source on OpenDJ UNIX-based P2P Streamer · · Score: 2

    It might have been once, but it isn't any longer.

  21. Re:My impressions on First Warcraft 3 Reviews Trickle In · · Score: 2
    that I miss the old classic simplicity of just two sides building bases and sending troops after each other to win instead of following some story about how the Orcs just happened to have revived themselves as a culture and,



    So, can't you play a skirmish game? :)

    At least there's Red Alert 2. :)


    Bad bad westwood

    And I'll definitely want to see how they do StarCraft 2; I'm hearing rumors of another race that is a mix of Protoss and Zerg...



    The Xel'Naga - yeah, here's hoping they'll come back :)

  22. No, now begins the wait for... on First Warcraft 3 Reviews Trickle In · · Score: 2

    Starcraft 2!

  23. How about a spoiler, you idiot! on First Warcraft 3 Reviews Trickle In · · Score: 2

    Ever heard of spoiler space?

  24. Re:Warcraft 3 Owns! on First Warcraft 3 Reviews Trickle In · · Score: 2

    >I hope you mean new to blizzard RTS, the hero system has been around for ages in turn based games.

    Blizzard says they have invented a new system, A real time roleplaying strategy game. (RTRS?)

  25. The flag speaks to them on Pledge of Allegiance Ruled Unconstitutional · · Score: 2


    >I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag
    >Of the United States of America

    I promise to do what my flag tells me (of course if i actually hear a flag talking to me I'm a raving lunatic)

    >And to the Republic
    >For which it stands

    My country is always right and can do no wrong, regardles of what other countries say (even if we have to kick their ass!)

    >One Nation, Under God

    Now i believe in supernational creatures for which there is no proof, but that is ok since I already believe in talking flags.

    >Indivisible, With Liberty and Justice for All.

    How can it be indivisible when its full of small states! Liberty and Justice for all who can pay. Yup.