The battle is won, but the war certainly isn't over. I can easily imagine more legislation being made in the future, and DMCA still gives them more control than they really should have....
Edit: Blah, Gadgetoid beat my response by a minute.
I thought the safe harbor rules applied, as long as they complied with requests to take videos down.
I still say we're going about this all wrong. We need to pool our funds and buy a couple Senators and maybe a police chief or two.
Cynical Robert thinks the politicians are still lying. I don't quite understand how a flurry of tweets and complaints can give a Senator an epiphany and realize how bad SOPA and friends were.
Honestly, it looks like a big power play by the Republicans, with (as I count now) 16 republican...
I, Mr Rob, pledge that if I should gain access to a time machine and it is legel/safe/affordable to do so, shall travel back in time to stop some of the Doctor Who episodes from being lost in time forever. Mostly for the sake of irony.
Lemme weigh in.
I think the biggest concern is having one company take over way too much of the market share, and the whole industry stagnating because the big player has no incentive to move or innovate. Look at the web browser wars. For the longest time, Internet Explorer was pretty much...
On the other hand, I've had University professors completely rip into the review process for articles that go into encyclopedias. Say a handful of employee's, all of which have some general background in biology (with actually a heavier background in technical writing), are given the...
I always thought Crystalis needs more publicity [NES]. Nice little action RPG that goes fast with a good plot (for those days) and graphics and music that just pop. Came out late in the NES era, though. So play it!
I concur, with memory cost being so low, 4GB is what I'd go for a new box.
My primary computer at the moment is a three year old netbook with 2GB, and it's more than enough to run Debian + Gnome (or XP, though I had Win7 on it for a bit without issues (aside from some graphical issues with...
Hey all:
Someone here may know this; are there any good Bejeweled clones for Windows that are also free? Gweled doesn't seem to have a Windows client (though theoretically possible, as Pidgin is GTK and works on Windows), and http://code.google.com/p/freegemas/ is lacking an endless mode...
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