Recent content by keyanf

I do not comprehend.

Good thing the next generation of consoles is supposed to be the last, as anything they could call their next console after that would be a step backwards.

mightymaxioYou mean the same thing when the republicans controlled congress for years and a "Democrat" bill would be stalled indefinitely? Someones been listening to way too much Rush lol. Hence "and the one before that"?

And knowing this congress (and the last one... and the one before that... and the one before that and...) it's going to stall in the senate because it is a "Republican" bill. We need MORE partisan bickering in congress. When they stab eachother, its one less politician to worry about.

Why does no one realize this is a good thing? Now no one but Sony can do this for like... 20 (?) years.

Either you can't claim infringement (which removes the point of a patent), or you can (which removes the point of a patent being public and likely unconstitutional somewhere because it is flat out impossible to tell an act is illegal before doing it). Either way this sounds horrible.

christopwhats the point in this? Just cause it can be done? I'm going to suspect it has something to do with the copyright enforcement pact with the ISPs given who got hacked.

Will they buy even more studios praised for their combat and still make some of the worst combat ever?

But we passed the nearly trillion dollar stimulus bill! Unemployment can't be above 8%!

Warp drive=WMD has been known from the time warp drives were made up. Having a projectile at or near the speed of light is going to hurt, regardless of size.

NASA is a government operation folks... Have you seen The Football lately?

Note that we have seen the power grid in the past used default or no passwords in a lot of places.

"and likely would bristle at comparisons to claims made in 2003 that Iraq possessed weapons of Mass Destruction." So Anon shut down the power grid on their own people? That comparison doesn't make sense...

You know MS, when you own Skype, you should see the obvious loophole.

So what article of the constitution does the federal government get the power to enact this law? Oh right, we live in a post Wickard v. Filburn world.