User: niBee

Re:Twenty? Try 10

On: EU Parliament Group Opposes Long Copyrights and Oppressive DRM

I think 20 is still an acceptable. Take A Song of Ice and Fire for example. G R R Martin won't get anything from HBO from the first book if that is the case and god forbid he won't finish the series

Give the job to Apple

On: Michio Kaku's Dark Prediction For the End of Moore's Law

They can make the same processors for 20-30 years and still convince people it's something new

All this while

On: If App Store's Trademark Is Generic, So Is Windows'

and here I thought the term App Store is short for Apple Store

Remember the Wolverine Movie?

On: R-Rating Sunk BioShock Movie Plans

who here believes that it would do better if it was rated M?

No more Palin Fatigue?

On: Sarah Palin Seeks To Trademark Her Name

I wonder what Colbert... err I mean Mika Brzezinski will think of this?

How to know?

On: UK Law Body Targets RIAA-Style Settlement Letters

How would the recipient know that the firms hold or do not hold any evidence against them? And because of that uncertainty most would just pay up rather than risk a court hearing. This is under the assumption that at least the people here at least once in their life did participate in illegal file sharing

Mark Millar was right

On: Real-Life Gadgets For Real-Life Superheroes

Mark Millar perspective in writting Kick-Ass tells it like it is... that enough is enough... when the authorities can't be everywhere every time, sometimes you need good Samaritans to help you deliver a good ass kicking to the ass wipes of society