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  1. Re:How does it work? No chance key collisions I th on Vista Activation Cracked by Brute Force · · Score: 1

    I've been doing IT work for only 9 years now. I don't know about anyone else, but I've seen a MAC address conflict on a small network (100 network devices), and the cards were from different manufacturers (IBM and Kingston, from what I remember). When I told a coleague about the conflicts he didn't believe me until he saw it himself, so I don't see product key clashes as impossible or even improbable.

  2. Re:Wii, PS3, Xbox360 on IBM Announces Wii Chips In Nintendo Hands · · Score: 1

    I wonder if any of them (nintendo, sony, MS) has given any thought to how compatible the various processors are, if one of them could figure out good emulation/translation we could have some cross platform gaming (ie. xbox games on Wii or PS3). Just a thought since they all descend from the Power architecture.

  3. Re:Tax payer money at work on Virtual Reality Gaming System Tests for Telepathy · · Score: 1

    We have to keep in mind that everything at one point in time was considered superstition, magic, etc. Take a simple radio transmitter and reciever back 400 yrs and you would have likely tortured you or burned you at the stake as a witch. Just because we cannot measure something or see a physical affect does not mean, that with a single new advance in sensors or other technology, we won't be able to account for it.

    The earth as a flat disk was widely accepted across Europe, until we saw the invention of the telescope and/or explored an unknown ocean with it's many "sea monsters", there was simply no frame of reference or evidence of earths spherical nature(the earth looks pretty flat when I stand on it and look out across the horizon).

    Remember, science would not have made the advances we have today if we did not have curiosity and a need to explore further to understand new concepts. And as we progress we see more of our universe, as well as how much more we have to explore and understand.

    I don't think we will ever have all the answers, but we will continue progressing as long as we keep an open mind.

    Mike.