Good point. How is this even related to child pornography? Why would any child pornography site follow these rules?
It's not like saying "But we had the mandated warning icon on our home page!" is going to help them in the event they get caught.
This seems sort of silly, doesn't it? I'm sitting here looking at my 2001 re-release of Akira in which they re-translated and re-dubbed the entire movie to try and make a more comprehensible copy for us westerners. Unless his plan is to make it live-action (dear God no!), I don't see how this will even be worth a look.
My big question about this handheld is what sort of input system does it have? It would be great to have a computer of that caliber in my pocket, but how do you use all that computing power? I've been using a Compaq iPaq for about 6 months (if you're in the market, go Palm or elsewhere) and the most basic, simple tasks like copy-pasting and renaming files becomes incredibly tedious. Granted it plugs into a workstation, but I'm going to standby laptops until handhelds develop a system that makes navigating them easier. I don't care if it has an x86 under the hood, it's going to finish task A before you can ask it to do task B.
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Good point. How is this even related to child pornography? Why would any child pornography site follow these rules? It's not like saying "But we had the mandated warning icon on our home page!" is going to help them in the event they get caught.
This seems sort of silly, doesn't it? I'm sitting here looking at my 2001 re-release of Akira in which they re-translated and re-dubbed the entire movie to try and make a more comprehensible copy for us westerners. Unless his plan is to make it live-action (dear God no!), I don't see how this will even be worth a look.
My big question about this handheld is what sort of input system does it have? It would be great to have a computer of that caliber in my pocket, but how do you use all that computing power? I've been using a Compaq iPaq for about 6 months (if you're in the market, go Palm or elsewhere) and the most basic, simple tasks like copy-pasting and renaming files becomes incredibly tedious. Granted it plugs into a workstation, but I'm going to standby laptops until handhelds develop a system that makes navigating them easier. I don't care if it has an x86 under the hood, it's going to finish task A before you can ask it to do task B.