N2iT’s Comments

• Jan 1st, 2012 @ 2:50am

  Re: Re: This sounds allot like the sixties peace movement

  on New Year's Message: From Optimism And Innovation... To The Power To Make A Difference
  I haven't owned a TV for many years now and thank for the suggestion to hike read and volunteer I just mainly stay inside I'm disabled Veteran so I have made the computer into my virtual world but it's nice to know that some do care
• Jan 1st, 2012 @ 2:44am

  Re: Re: This sounds allot like the sixties peace movement

  on New Year's Message: From Optimism And Innovation... To The Power To Make A Difference
  Thank you Richard you are correct I'm just not sure we are going to want it after all of what's go on. But I have faith
• Dec 30th, 2011 @ 11:02pm

  This sounds allot like the sixties peace movement

  on New Year's Message: From Optimism And Innovation... To The Power To Make A Difference
  people learning that a collective voice can make a difference if it speaks the right message the right way to the right people. It is difficult to live a positive and happy life in the face of so much negativity. From every news cast to the captive audience advertising on television. as I go through the day and things happen I try to look at the positive side first. And that is not as easy as it sounds. But I'm getting better at it. And being happy is a way of life that starts with honesty.
• Dec 17th, 2011 @ 9:18am

  Re: That was cool

  on Microsoft Reminds Everyone: You Do Not Own Your Software
  Ya I think you're right but what the hell do I know
• Dec 17th, 2011 @ 8:54am

  I ran into this issue on steam and my games two years ago

  on Microsoft Reminds Everyone: You Do Not Own Your Software
  The thread was "do I own this game?" and was meant to be a smart assed remark. stupid me thinking that I did I was complaning about steam updating Borederlands without my consent now when I started the thread I was mad about how they change the game. But that quickly changed as I was ridiculed jumped on called names by alot of people this went on for months the posts to this thread numbering in the thousands I was angry that they had the right and abbility to enter my computer without my permision and change something that I didn't want them to that I had bought now I was told that I didn't write the game so I didn't own it I asked them if they made the car they drive and do they feel they own thier car? I compared what steam did to my game to me buying a Ford car and them picking it up in middle night painting it tity pink and getting mad at me because I didn't like the color. Now I still don't think this is right I think what we pay for and is contained in our computers or phone or what ever should be ours like a renter has rights in the courts and the landlord can't gain entry wthout prior notifacation what up here?
• Dec 15th, 2011 @ 8:58am

  big content companys are loosing control

  on Ridiculous: Lamar Smith Basing His Plan To Massively Regulate The Internet On False Or Misleading Research
  It seems to me that the people who are going to benefit the most from SOPA are big content the same people who prior to the Internet decided who what and when the majority of the public would listen to or watch on television. And since the Internet have watch their power of influence over the public diminish steadily. so isn't the SOPA bill nothing more than their latest attempt to regain that power of influence
• Dec 12th, 2011 @ 10:38pm

  Re: no, no, no

  on Wikipedia Considers Blackout To Protest SOPA
  I agree with this guy Wikipedia shouldn't be using their site in this manner I mean this is like calling Child protection services on some one because you want to get back at the parents not help the kids
• Jan 19th, 2011 @ 9:16am

  What was wrong with pills were they going to kill people

  on J&J Sued For Trying To Avoid Recall By Sending People To Buy Up Defective Motrin
  I think that if the problem with the pills was enough to seriously hurt someone then what they did was absolutely wrong and some should go to jail but I can't see the company making such a bad choice under those circumstances
• Jan 8th, 2011 @ 4:33am

  It's kind of crazy seeing everyone get caught up

  on The Amazing Ability Of People To Simply Ignore Data That Proves What They Believe Is Wrong
  in the baseball thing and forget about the real subject of the thread. scary
• Jan 8th, 2011 @ 4:21am

  Maybe they are unsure about the data

  on The Amazing Ability Of People To Simply Ignore Data That Proves What They Believe Is Wrong
  But I agree to simply ignore the data can't be good. Usually when I find data that says something that I believed to be true isn't I try and find another source for the information to validate or disprove the previous data.
• Jan 3rd, 2011 @ 12:22pm

  Re: Another "Nail" for Net Neutrality

  on Expedia Against 'Search Discrimination'... Unless It Gets To Do The Discriminating
  I agree as Americans we were born and raised to be consumers the Internet only make the job of the corporate thieves easier to manipulate us out of our money they tell us what we want and how much to pay for it
• Jan 3rd, 2011 @ 9:27am

  I don't understand

  on Expedia Against 'Search Discrimination'... Unless It Gets To Do The Discriminating
  If AA quotes a price is that the price the customer pays wether they go to Orbitiz, Expedia or go to AA directly.
• Jan 3rd, 2011 @ 9:22am

  I don't understand

  on Expedia Against 'Search Discrimination'... Unless It Gets To Do The Discriminating
  If AA quotes a price for there service is that the price the customers pays whether they go through expidia or orbitiz or goes straight to AA?
• Aug 7th, 2010 @ 9:03am

  anonymity through volume

  on Abundance And Scarcity In Privacy
  I remain anonymous because no one is looking for me and the the rest of the no name millions out there.