Recent Comments:
Breakfast Topic: Dialing back your game {WoW}
Sep 28th 2008 9:54AM I am happy about it myself. I'd rather do 10 man stuff than 25 or 40 anyday. The tight close knit feel of playing with friends is what I go for more than anything.. and you don't get that grinding away on mats and potions to prep for a 40 man raid.
Comcast launches TiVo webpage {Engadget HD}
Nov 2nd 2007 12:49PM Funny I am in the heart of New England where it claims TiVO is available and it says no, in fact I punched in a bunch of local zip codes and nothing.. typical.
Some new iPod nanos afflicted with tilted screens {Engadget}
Sep 16th 2007 9:44PM To be honest I think alot of the quality problems we have been seeing is due to the amount of coverage. Every little thing that someone see's gets posted on 300 websites - some of this stuff the average user probably couldn't give a crap about or even notice for that matter.
You Go Viacom ! {Blog Maverick}
Mar 14th 2007 11:11AM The silliest part about the rationalization of this issue is the justification of action based upon desire. I want a Ferrari for free, but if I call a dealer or Modena they aren't going to just give one to me. If I see one on the street and just "borrow" it for a jaunt around the block, I'll still end up in the slammer. The drive may make me want one even more, but its still stealing.
What someone wants is irrelevant when it comes to the rules. One could argue that its why rules were created in the first place, to correct for improper and misplaced human desires that supplanted the rights of others.
Some might say that the Ferrari is tangible, but content isn't. Both have resources that go into creating them, and the builders/creators do so with the expectation that there will be some return for their efforts. Tangible or not, its still a product.
As an aside, My buddies and I had a pool going on when Mark would post on this. No one picked anything later than today (3/14)...
