Congratulations, you know how to use google. This information was readily available to anyone who wanted to find it anyways. It is me, not that you're bothering me any.
Censorship is still censorship. I don't support the KKK, but I respect their right to say what they want openly without being told what they can and cannot say.
I wouldn't have really had an opinion - if they hadn't tried to hide the messages being sent on those channels. Now I'm going to have to side with Viacom (not that I am a supporter of Viacom in any way shape or form.)
If this were the case, I would have little to no incentive to send e-mails at that point. I don't use my cell phone's text messages for the same reason. Who wants to pay for a service that is already free? Besides, I still get junk mail, and that costs postage too, but it doesn't stop the companies from sending it to me.
im going to kill the next person who uses this tired ass joke. got anything clever to say regarding our phantom overlords or perhaps soviet russia? for shame, "moderators"!
All I've got to say is Mod Parent up! (Oh, and PS, please don't hurt me, I once made a reference to Infinium Labs and DNF.)
A fair ruling is bad as far as SCO is concerned. All their stalling clearly shows their lack of real evidence and therefore this is going to be end of this BS. (I should hope.)
I think that has probably been said by someone about pretty much every technology we use today. It isn't the technology that's scary, it's what people might do with it. Almost every new technology has the potential for good, as well as evil.
I completely agree. But with a congress passing legislation like the Patriot Act, I believe the potential for evil is reasonably feared.
If I see one more hamster themed product, I'm going to kill someone.
Seriously, that fuzzy little rodent species is getting way too much attention. The website and dancing musical hamsters are quite possibly the most obnoxious thing ever invented.
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Before they were controlling what I should and I shouldn't watch, now I'm controlling what they should and shouldn't download and install.
Ahh, the life cycle.
Congratulations, you know how to use google. This information was readily available to anyone who wanted to find it anyways. It is me, not that you're bothering me any.
Neither are a crime, so nope, I don't see a reason to have that post deleted. (No offense to the poor schmuck.)
Haha, mod parent up! ;)
FSF members will have ample opportunity to ... eat.
Free food? Shit, where do I sign up?
I know, my deal is, I'm just against censorship, in any form. It may not be illegal, or unethical (depending on who you ask,) but it still bothers me.
I totally agree though.
No, it's not censorship... jesus christ.
Censorship is still censorship. I don't support the KKK, but I respect their right to say what they want openly without being told what they can and cannot say.
I wouldn't have really had an opinion - if they hadn't tried to hide the messages being sent on those channels. Now I'm going to have to side with Viacom (not that I am a supporter of Viacom in any way shape or form.)
If this were the case, I would have little to no incentive to send e-mails at that point. I don't use my cell phone's text messages for the same reason. Who wants to pay for a service that is already free? Besides, I still get junk mail, and that costs postage too, but it doesn't stop the companies from sending it to me.
im going to kill the next person who uses this tired ass joke. got anything clever to say regarding our phantom overlords or perhaps soviet russia? for shame, "moderators"!
All I've got to say is Mod Parent up! (Oh, and PS, please don't hurt me, I once made a reference to Infinium Labs and DNF.)
After reading about SCO in the last news post, I can't help but be glad to see the idiot get the working end of the legal stick for a change.
A fair ruling IMHO.
A fair ruling is bad as far as SCO is concerned. All their stalling clearly shows their lack of real evidence and therefore this is going to be end of this BS. (I should hope.)
I'm not doubting what you said - but you have to look at the logic of such an argument.
"Uh, they're using our code. We want licensing fees. Oh, but we can't tell you what code that is.. we'd be revealing a secret.."
Whoops, wrong URL.
Lol, well, there goes that effect.
Here's the real wine.
Perhaps on his new wine?
seriously, if it moves based on tilting, that would suck for games.
Unless you attached it to your head and used mouse-look in a first-person shooter.
Before all the other idiots who barely need a $120 mouse rush out and get them.
I've been modded up +5 informative? lol..
Either the mod's sense of humor is as twisted as mine, or they are turning into robots.
I think I speak for us all when I say, these are some of the worst puns I've ever heard.
God bless you, Nasalnauts. *tear*
Just one more reason I love ogg.
Besides, someone will just find a way around this, there always is, nothing ever works long against these ingenius pirates.
will they put out the f*cking $100 one? The one we were all hoping for? Right after Duke Nukem Forever comes out, right?
Of course they will. Right before Infinium Labs releases the Phantom.
I think that has probably been said by someone about pretty much every technology we use today. It isn't the technology that's scary, it's what people might do with it. Almost every new technology has the potential for good, as well as evil.
I completely agree. But with a congress passing legislation like the Patriot Act, I believe the potential for evil is reasonably feared.
I fear a bleak future run along the lines of Minority Report's eye scanning. Honestly, this technology is scary.
Now the server is actually on fire somewhere and only about ten Slashdotters got to hear the hamsters play.
To quote Kent Brockman:
Oh the humanity...
Anyways..
HAMSTERS!? AHHHH!!!
If I see one more hamster themed product, I'm going to kill someone.
Seriously, that fuzzy little rodent species is getting way too much attention. The website and dancing musical hamsters are quite possibly the most obnoxious thing ever invented.