Ruin it? Damn, if you can turn a 99 cent song into a $30 profit, I'd expect the iTunes music store will be seeing downloads through the roof in the coming days.
Poor Darl is just misunderstood that's all. I think what he meant to say is:
"We have absolute direct knowledge of this. If you go behind the scenes, the attacks that we get that don't have IBM's name on them, underneath the covers, are coming from intelligent people who *really* understand the issues"
"Oh, and regarding that leaked Powerpoint presentation showing proof of our intellectual property being illegally incorporated into Linux? Well, we've thought about the IBM lawsuit a bit more and would just like to say, um.... nevermind."
There *are* good uses for RFID, in particular managing inventory. It's a shame that some boneheaded retailer thought taking someones picture when they removed an item from the shelf was a good idea. If anything, the protests should be directed toward said retailer, not Gillette.
Foveon's technology looks really good, although there is only one camera using it at the moment. Price is about the same, but doesn't include the lens.
Hopefully someone will introduce a Foveon "consumer" model in the $500 range before too long.
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Maybe SCO can supply the exact date their code was stolen and added to Linux.
Guess it's time to sue MS for infringing my "Bug riddled, insecure web browser" patent.
Make some easy money and get an improved IE.
Imagine using a Beowulf cluster of them.
Or maybe the 'fish is really powered by a bunch of former Yes members on acid sitting at a computer.
Linus, I need an exit... fast!
Uh... make that a $300 profit?!?! Must be someone from EFF bidding, since they know they are getting the money back anyway.
Ruin it? Damn, if you can turn a 99 cent song into a $30 profit, I'd expect the iTunes music store will be seeing downloads through the roof in the coming days.
+1 ROTFLMAO (wish I had some real mod points)
Just saw that episode the other night, so it really struck a chord. "Damn you Mogowians"
Guess you weren't a fan of "Seinfeld"
Why not jumpstart the process and post your IP
"Will the games industry go down the route of the razor manufacturers..."
and secretly embed RFID tags in all the games? Um, no... not as far as you know.
Bingo! Maybe he should ask some dot bombers over at FC what was in their corporate game rooms. Might even be able to pick some stuff up at auction.
Actually, I think the "longer lifetimes" part is the real reason they don't do this.
Perhaps marklar should just call them marklar.
"Anyway, maybe it's time to stock up on the Pinot Noir."
Screw that... lets start drinking (it's after 9am where I am, that's not too early is it?)
"ya know, maybe there should be a mandatory server crash every once and awhile"
Or they could just run the game on Windows servers.
I'd hate to be working in Netgear's accounts payable dept. when the bandwidth usage bill arrives.
Poor Darl is just misunderstood that's all. I think what he meant to say is:
"We have absolute direct knowledge of this. If you go behind the scenes, the attacks that we get that don't have IBM's name on them, underneath the covers, are coming from intelligent people who *really* understand the issues"
"Oh, and regarding that leaked Powerpoint presentation showing proof of our intellectual property being illegally incorporated into Linux? Well, we've thought about the IBM lawsuit a bit more and would just like to say, um.... nevermind."
I see a conflict of interest here. How can these robots help elderly people, when we all know that "...they eat old people's medicine for fuel"
Well said (wish I had mod points)
There *are* good uses for RFID, in particular managing inventory. It's a shame that some boneheaded retailer thought taking someones picture when they removed an item from the shelf was a good idea. If anything, the protests should be directed toward said retailer, not Gillette.
and of course... 640K is all anyone will ever need!
I reread the headline several times, thinking "what the hell does brewing have to do with PC cards?"
Mmmmmm..... Beeeerrrr.
Suppositories indeed... after all, they are all full of shit.
Foveon's technology looks really good, although there is only one camera using it at the moment. Price is about the same, but doesn't include the lens.
Hopefully someone will introduce a Foveon "consumer" model in the $500 range before too long.
"idiot = i*i*dot = -dot"
Wasn't that the inspiration for slashdot?
"MinusDot??? That's a stupid name"
"ok, how about Slashdot"
"Yeah, much better."