Honestly, I've known Cliés to be pretty slick (I love my PEG-NV90) in the past, but this thing is just plain hideous. Did Sony fire their design team or something?
It's not that you've disabled the line, it's that you've disabled the VIAO's ability to handle incoming calls. Apparently, when this is done, they don't route the electricity properly, so it is just dispersed into the laptop's frame.
If third party software is allowed to replace the ads on a web page, then it is certainly legal for you to remove ads from the web pages you see. This decision strongly protects ad-blocking software, and that's a good thing.
You're making the (regrettably) unfortunate assumption that courts give equal protection to corps and individuals.
Good God, man, you're right! I mean, if they let their trademark into the public domain, any old company could go ahead and start selling low-quality spam knockoffs!
Simply because we seem to alternate between classic UT and Counterstrike at LAN parties, with a bit of Starcraft thrown in now and again. There's simply no reason to buy a card when you're running games half a decade old.
The problem is, as much as any of us might hate it, these people are breaking the law, and the RIAA has every right to sue them. This cannot be good, as the cases will be won easily, and will discourage P2P.
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Quiet, before the RIAA starts lobbying for executions!
Honestly, I've known Cliés to be pretty slick (I love my PEG-NV90) in the past, but this thing is just plain hideous. Did Sony fire their design team or something?
Microsoft's security track record is pretty comparable to the department of homeland security's...
Sure, where else would they get the ability to use so many processors in parallel, if not stealing it from SCO?
I guess that reduces the platforms that don't run Linux to what, Toasters and Pencil Sharpeners?
Hardly impossible, just difficult to maintain if they both know about each other
I would've been able to think of a clever comment, but ,you see, I just met this girl...
You mean Windows isn't a game?!? Damn, after all those hours I spent trying to play chess with that damn paperclip...
It's not that you've disabled the line, it's that you've disabled the VIAO's ability to handle incoming calls. Apparently, when this is done, they don't route the electricity properly, so it is just dispersed into the laptop's frame.
...They've finally ported Linux to the GBA:SP. 'Bout damn time, too...
The problem with that is who decides what fair terms are. The judiciary? I'm certainly not in favor of increasing their already-abused power.
You're making the (regrettably) unfortunate assumption that courts give equal protection to corps and individuals.
Hah, typical slashdot, this is a dupe. There was already a story on Science Fiction today.
I figured IPV6 was more like Deep Space Nine, neither one's going anywhere...
Wait a second...
Simply because we seem to alternate between classic UT and Counterstrike at LAN parties, with a bit of Starcraft thrown in now and again. There's simply no reason to buy a card when you're running games half a decade old.
I mean, damn! Four more FPS! For only $499 (plus tax ans S&H)! Where's my credit card...
Probably doesn't matter. Remember, the arists are slaves to the companies; the copyrights aren't theirs to control.
The problem is, as much as any of us might hate it, these people are breaking the law, and the RIAA has every right to sue them. This cannot be good, as the cases will be won easily, and will discourage P2P.
And Optimist might think they were talking about the outbreak here, not the messages.
What good is a lawsuit Mr. McBride, when you have no code?
... Ice Cream, MIT Style
GAHHH! We cannot give robots destructive powers, they'll kill us all! Have you people learned nothing from The Matrix?
All I've heard is that Duke Nukem: Forever is supposed to have built in support for it...
"Where do we send the check?"
Not something I'd want to put in the hand of Sharman. Even if they don't want to disclose info, the *AAs would be lining up to sue for it.