lancehassan’s Comments

• Nov 6th, 2012 @ 11:42am

  Re: Re: Re: Re: Me too, please!

  on Another Key Motorola vs. Apple Patent Trial Tossed Out By A Judge Frustrated With Apple's Games
  wow apple has the patent on safety scissors too? Must have made a bundle on that one. I heard that they also own the patent on the wheel and are suing the auto manufacturers, tire, bicycle, cart, jitney, bus, truck, train, lift truck, Russian Tractor, circus wagon, paddle wheel, steam ship (retro for perceived damages) Grist mill, windmill, Don Quixote (for fencing with a windmill causing damages) and all medieval torture device manufactures using circular spinning, cranking or wracking devices...Now we know what a company run by lawyers looks like.
• May 12th, 2011 @ 3:18pm

  Wait!

  on Facebook Caught Hiring PR Firm To Smear And Attack Google
  Where have y'all been? You've got it all backwards. Those aren't privacy concerns at Facebook those are social networking enhancing features....you see it every time the Facebook updates the site and resets your security settings. "We've made these changes to improve the social networking experience". Really, it's the world according to Mark...too bad they forced the Zuckerberg action figure off the market. that would have been an improvement to the social experience.
• Aug 10th, 2009 @ 9:33am

  alternative arguments...

  on What's A Big City Without A Newspaper? Still A Big City Last I Checked
  From Kara Swishers post at all things digital...Mark Cuban's comments on the newspaper industry. worth tossing into the the discussion... http://blogmaverick.com/2009/08/08/my-advice-to-fox-myspace-on-selling-content-yes-you-can/
• Jun 17th, 2009 @ 10:39am

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  on Recording Industry: Radio Is Piracy, But Not Playing Our Music Is A Federal Offense
  Milo Minderbinder lives...the world is now safe for capitalism.
• Jun 17th, 2009 @ 10:32am

  Life goes on...

  on Japan Makes Private Copying Illegal
  the problem being, that now they will have or assume the right to use the kind of Draconian copyright protection that will break hardware. Like the Windows EULA, you no longer own what you paid for, you are paying for the disc not the content. The good news is that the revolution will not be televised sparing us watching all the lawyers lined up on the wall executed.