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• On the post: Sony Admits That Playstation Hacker Got Tons Of Info, Including Passwords

  

  paperbag (profile), 26 Apr 2011 @ 6:19pm

  
  

  Re: I've got a PS3

  Well, they have $2.81 and any personal information you may have entered. I'm sure they can sell that for another few bucks.
  
  Name, Location, etc.

• On the post: Sony Admits That Playstation Hacker Got Tons Of Info, Including Passwords

  

  paperbag (profile), 26 Apr 2011 @ 6:18pm

  
  

  Re: Playstation

  Sorry, but this is what happens when you buy into a closed, DRM encrusted system. The servers go down and anything you paid for goes with it.

• On the post: Righthaven Tells Judge Handling All Its Colorado Cases That He's Wrong

  

  paperbag (profile), 18 Apr 2011 @ 9:04am

  
  

  Re:

  More like Righthaven believes that it should interpret the law. Righthaven = Judge Dredd?

• On the post: Geohot Supporters Angry He Settled With Sony

  

  paperbag (profile), 14 Apr 2011 @ 4:26am

  
  

  Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

  The fact that you even bring up physical theft (robbery, which usually involves force/violence) shows you have no clue.
  
  This was a civil case, not a criminal case.

• On the post: Patent System Gone Mad: Google Doodles Is Now Patented

  

  paperbag (profile), 22 Mar 2011 @ 1:17pm

  
  

  Re: CyanogenMod vs Google

  tho I guess this isn't patent related as it is copyright...

• On the post: Patent System Gone Mad: Google Doodles Is Now Patented

  

  paperbag (profile), 22 Mar 2011 @ 1:16pm

  
  

  CyanogenMod vs Google

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanogenmod#Licensing_controversy
  
  Does this count as Google using legal threats/pressure? They sent C&D first, asked questions later...

• On the post: Sony Continues To Attack PS3 Jailbreakers: Threatens To Cut Them Off From PlayStation Network

  

  paperbag (profile), 17 Feb 2011 @ 4:12am

  
  

  Re: Re:

  And if you found someone online who was able to re-enable the 4 cylinders, but by doing so Ferrari said you wouldn't be able to drive on interstates or other main highways.

• On the post: US Customs & Border Patrol Protecting America From Chocolate Toy Eggs (And Charging You For The Privilege)

  

  paperbag (profile), 19 Jan 2011 @ 11:41am

  
  

  YUm!!

  These things are SOOO good. Mostly found overseas. I think they might even be banned here, however I have found a few small shops willing to sell them.
  
  I just wish there was more chocolate and less toy... but kids might not agree lol.

• On the post: Sony Gets Restraining Order Against Guy Who Restored PS3 Feature Sony Deleted

  

  paperbag (profile), 12 Jan 2011 @ 3:33pm

  
  

  Look at what is referenced in the order...

  Oh look, we have MDY Industries vs Blizzard Entertainment used as a precedent/reference in the filing.
  
  Didn't take long.

• On the post: More Mass Porn Copyright Infringement Lawsuits Get Dumped

  

  paperbag (profile), 3 Jan 2011 @ 4:19am

  
  

  I can't wait...

  for the porno version of this story...

• On the post: Amazon Bows To US Censorship Pressure: Refuses To Host Wikileaks

  

  paperbag (profile), 1 Dec 2010 @ 1:39pm

  
  

  Re: more links

  or from the horses mouth: http://file.wikileaks.org/torrent/cablegate/cablegate-201012011944.7z.torrent

• On the post: Amazon Bows To US Censorship Pressure: Refuses To Host Wikileaks

  

  paperbag (profile), 1 Dec 2010 @ 1:32pm

  
  

  more links

  http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5994583/cablegate.wikileaks.org_2010-11-28_220_total.zip
  
  or just search Google, same thing. ;)

• On the post: How YouPorn Tries To Hide That It's Spying On Your Browsing History

  

  paperbag (profile), 1 Dec 2010 @ 4:03am

  
  

  #corrections

  Last word: sent
  should be: scent
  
  Have a good day, and I wish I could check this out for myself at work. ;)

• On the post: With Domain Name Seizures Increasing, It's Time For A Decentralized DNS System

  

  paperbag (profile), 30 Nov 2010 @ 3:57am

  
  

  I'd use it. If software like Firefox can achieve so much overtime, I'd say almost anything is possible. I bet Google would be on, as long as it wasn't called 'The Pirate DNS'

• On the post: As The Pirate Bay Guys Lose Their Appeal, When Does Google Regret Not Coming To Their Defense?

  

  paperbag (profile), 29 Nov 2010 @ 6:51am

  
  

  Re: Re:

  They'd have to admit that they have been wrong this whole time.

• On the post: As The Pirate Bay Guys Lose Their Appeal, When Does Google Regret Not Coming To Their Defense?

  

  paperbag (profile), 29 Nov 2010 @ 6:50am

  
  

  Re: Google is where I usually start

  same here.
  
  program name + torrent
  or program name + nzb
  or movie name, or song name, etc
  
  Google = 1 stop shop. Torrent file down? Google Cache, or sometimes you can find the magnet link.

• On the post: As The Pirate Bay Guys Lose Their Appeal, When Does Google Regret Not Coming To Their Defense?

  

  paperbag (profile), 29 Nov 2010 @ 6:48am

  
  

  Re: Re: Re:

  blocking websites always worked in the past and all.
  
  again, someone doesn't understand how the internet works. at all.
  
  Anon has never been behind the great firewall of China either.

• On the post: As The Pirate Bay Guys Lose Their Appeal, When Does Google Regret Not Coming To Their Defense?

  

  paperbag (profile), 29 Nov 2010 @ 4:48am

  
  

  Re:

  Clearly you also don't understand how this new fangled 'torrent' thing works.

• On the post: Historical Note: The Day Steve Jobs Dissed CDBaby

  

  paperbag (profile), 24 Nov 2010 @ 4:10am

  
  

  Re: Re: CDBaby looked like it was profiteering

  Is apple passive aggressive? Yes, ask all the devs who get their apps rejected after months of work... and not a hint as to why.

• On the post: Lars Ulrich: Underestimated File Sharing.. But Proud We Sued

  

  paperbag (profile), 23 Nov 2010 @ 8:43am

  
  

  Re: Irrelevant

  Sad but true.

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