Recent content by may1

Does anyone know the difference? More to the point, would a Hi Fi capable gaming headset like the HyperxCloud be able to play high-res audio files just like high-res capable headphones?

Um, easier said than done? How easy is it to distribute contents illegally vs actually creating contents?

Considering how f///ed up Yahoo is, esp. with previous CEOs, it makes sense to bring her on board, regardless of her status of pregnancy... hell, I think it's good PR for Yahoo anyway, showing they accept diversity among their higher ranks.

Inb4 apple sues for store design.

Carmack has really killed what used to be ID after all other 3 founders left the company. Enough said about ID

greghomeMaybe if they spent less cash on this and more on making quality films....... Maybe if people stopped pirating and get a real job, they'll spend less money on doing craps like these and more on making quality films...

BluescreendeathWhat type of idiot hacker attacks Pirate Bay? Go hack the DEA's website or something... Most likely corporations and government agencies. I can tell you that DDos attacks are seriously easy to implement. Amazon servers are cheap to rent, as toms says, one person can easily carry...

DroKingNo cloud for me... its bullshit. You won't be laughing when your PSU blows up and all your data gone... Sharing aside, dropbox is an excellent data backup service for important documents.

spaceinvaderxYou are completely missing the point. The Pirate Bay is actually doing something awesome, but I guess haters gotta hate. Completely missing the point? Get real. Look at the most popular torrents. Do I see the so-called promo artists filling the count? No. Yet copyright infringing...

We all know that the most popular torrents on piratebay are all copyright infringing files. Not the so-called indie promotion crap

On one occasion, I found an HTC Wildfire while in the toilet. Had a look at the front screen, it was some porn video. The rest was history.

What people fail to understand is that there's not point implementing policing in large ISPs. There are tons of smaller ISPs who do not manage (or make it a policy not to manage) customer websites in case of abuse complaints. The policy is probably aim at those ISPs, more than Verizon etc.

really? I've studied about anti-competitive practices and predatory pricing, but Google map can in no way be subject to predatory pricing or any other anti-competitive practices. France you mad?