This so-called analysis was written by thinking of a conclusion first, then filling in the blanks. There are no citing of references to support his claims. This is just simply a political blurb.
What makes you think you can't play NON-HDCP video. DRM only comes into play when you are playing DRM-enabled content. The public's concern is that it encourages content distributors to release DRMed content, not about disallowing non-DRMed contents.
I think it's the Great Firewall that's doing the blocking, not Yahoo, according to the wikipedia article. Basically TGF sniffs all HTTP packats and attempt to find sensitive keywords in strings and put the IP on temporary blacklist for 30 min. or so.
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Joke's on you. Disks are secondary memory
You can find Popcaps games from Amazon Android market. Just download the market app from amazon.
Yes. That was a banana...No one expects the banana!
Make sure they use UNIX!
There is a saying: "sony is guilty, he makes our people angry."
http://www.theonion.com/articles/fuck-everything-were-doing-five-blades,11056/
Professor Farnsworth, is that you?
More on the iRack.
I'm sure it comes with a EULA to prevent that.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNI2Chjzr1M
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.22883
It's like the ending of 1984 (I kind of like ribbon, too).
I second that emotion!
"The Googles, they do nothing!" ...or something like that.
They might as well say "Insects May Have Had a Tentacle In Dinosaur Extinction".
Lunch?
Try the Yotta Mac!
See this first.
This blog post explains the reason they keep local time.
This so-called analysis was written by thinking of a conclusion first, then filling in the blanks. There are no citing of references to support his claims.
This is just simply a political blurb.
Probablly a victim of an injection attack
; DROP SUPPORT debian
Kilogigabytes (KGB), of course. "I have a 2 ka-jib drive"
I solved it by using my neighbor's open WiFi.
You mean "Lion-Eating Poet in the Stone Den"?
What makes you think you can't play NON-HDCP video. DRM only comes into play when you are playing DRM-enabled content. The public's concern is that it encourages content distributors to release DRMed content, not about disallowing non-DRMed contents.
I think it's the Great Firewall that's doing the blocking, not Yahoo, according to the wikipedia article. Basically TGF sniffs all HTTP packats and attempt to find sensitive keywords in strings and put the IP on temporary blacklist for 30 min. or so.