.... they have put off getting fined by the EU for a couple of months. It's a stall tactic plain and simple. Criminal defense lawyers do it all the time.
..... the fact that this doesn't look like some sort of custom solution that would be forever tied to the hardware. Instead it seems to be very "off the shelf" in nature from what I can see. I'm impressed that Nintendo would go that route. Many companies wouldn't.
..... Quoting Jack Thompson or recycling the arguments that people made about D&D players. Either way, the best thing that we can do is to IGNORE HIM. Responding to it in any way shape or form (like here on/.) only gives his arguments credibility (or at least a few more minutes of airplay).
It's controversial because someone had the audacity to says that these changes aren't due to some sort of "higher power" (God, Muhammad, whatever deity you happen to believe in). Therefore some right wing nutjob group will likely have a hissy fit over this.
Our workplace got a bunch of E62's and the users couldn't swap them for Blackberries fast enough. Nothing worked as advertised, was too complicated and slow. They're basically "bloatware" which is sad seeing that they had the lead in the phone market until recently.
"Apple iTunes and QuickTime Pro 7.1 Works: Yes (with problems) Notes: iTunes installs but behaves strangely. The desktop and Quick Launch toolbar icons for the application are blank and cannot be fixed. Performance is horrible, even more so that iTunes' usual problems. Both iTunes and QuickTime Pro are incompatible with the Windows Aero user interface; when they are running, Windows Vista reverts to the Windows Basic UI. (See below for more information.)"
...... But what about the privacy issues that would surround this cell phone? Who would get access to this data? Under what circumstances? Can some law enforcement agency use the GPS data to prove that you did something illegal for example?
.... they have put off getting fined by the EU for a couple of months. It's a stall tactic plain and simple. Criminal defense lawyers do it all the time.
..... the fact that this doesn't look like some sort of custom solution that would be forever tied to the hardware. Instead it seems to be very "off the shelf" in nature from what I can see. I'm impressed that Nintendo would go that route. Many companies wouldn't.
Now we can see something other than car chases on "World's Wildest Police Videos."
..... Quoting Jack Thompson or recycling the arguments that people made about D&D players. Either way, the best thing that we can do is to IGNORE HIM. Responding to it in any way shape or form (like here on /.) only gives his arguments credibility (or at least a few more minutes of airplay).
.... Newspapers will come with a warning about peanuts?
..... Slashdot readers picking up the slack by donating PC's or donating money? I'm guessing that this organization could use the help.
It's controversial because someone had the audacity to says that these changes aren't due to some sort of "higher power" (God, Muhammad, whatever deity you happen to believe in). Therefore some right wing nutjob group will likely have a hissy fit over this.
.... Fears anything that will stop their monopolization of the music industry.
..... I thought it was another mod for Grand Theft Auto.
Our workplace got a bunch of E62's and the users couldn't swap them for Blackberries fast enough. Nothing worked as advertised, was too complicated and slow. They're basically "bloatware" which is sad seeing that they had the lead in the phone market until recently.
Here's how the phone call went....
MySpace: Hello?
Universal: MySpace? Nice website you have there. It would be a shame if anything happened to it.
MySpace: What?
Universal: You could make this "problem" go away if you gave us a "donation." Otherwise, something bad is going to happen. Capiche?
..... Or the terrorists win.
They haven't blocked it:
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http://www.asiamedia.ucla.edu/article.asp?parenti
http://www.toptechnews.com/news/China-Abandons-Wi
I don't know if I entirely believe it, but that's another story....
.... The reason for this technology to exist comes down to three words:
NEW REVENUE SOURCE
..... for the first lawsuit regarding the misuse of this technology to be filed? Methinks seconds. Maybe minutes at the most.
The upshot is that lawyers now have a new income source.
From http://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/winvista_beta2 _04.asp
"Apple iTunes and QuickTime Pro 7.1
Works: Yes (with problems)
Notes: iTunes installs but behaves strangely. The desktop and Quick Launch toolbar icons for the application are blank and cannot be fixed. Performance is horrible, even more so that iTunes' usual problems. Both iTunes and QuickTime Pro are incompatible with the Windows Aero user interface; when they are running, Windows Vista reverts to the Windows Basic UI. (See below for more information.)"
.... Then the terrorists will win.
.... Because if they don't, the terrorists win.
..... Then the terrorists win.
.... if he didn't give away LINUX, then the terrorists win.
.... When the North Koreans Slashdotted it. I guess they need the help.
.....Third Party Verification
That they are pwned.
...... But what about the privacy issues that would surround this cell phone? Who would get access to this data? Under what circumstances? Can some law enforcement agency use the GPS data to prove that you did something illegal for example?
.... The fact that they kind of need food?
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6069606.s
Just a thought.