sajuuk’s Comments

• Dec 17th, 2010 @ 12:58pm

  (untitled comment) (as Sajuuk)

  on US Banning Books: Unauthorized Catcher In The Rye Sequel Permanently Banned
  I'm all for banning sequels if we can get a prequel ban in effect too and make it retroactive. That way He That Has Gone Mad With Power will get prosecuted for what He did to the Franchise Formerly Known As Star Wars.
• Dec 10th, 2010 @ 9:48pm

  Still a dumb idea

  on A Look Back: Remember When Camera Phones Were A Dumb Idea?
  Considering how often my phone bumps into my swiss army knife and starts taking pictures of the inside of my pocket, I still think that camera phones are a dumb idea.
• Feb 5th, 2010 @ 10:14am

  Re: You need a DRIVER's license because (as Anon)

  on Microsoft Exec Calls For 'Driver's License For The Internet'
  You can't kill someone with a browser, but a stupid user clicking on a link in their email can certainly kill corporate security as well as the internal corporate network.
  
  I'd support requiring an internet drivers license for university and corporate networks, most of which already have an equivalent anyway.
• Jan 11th, 2010 @ 12:29pm

  Hey Marvel! (as Anonymous Angry Coward)

  on Marvel Claims Jack Kirby Was Just A Workerbee; Has No Right To Reclaim Copyright On Marvel Characters
  Hey Marvel, how about your pressure your Corporate Overlords at Di$ney to let you bring back the Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 DLC for PSN and Xbox Live!
• Nov 3rd, 2009 @ 11:40am

  (untitled comment) (as Anonymous Coward 2)

  on MPAA Tells The FCC: If We Don't Stop Piracy, The Internet Will Die
  Well, according to their earlier stats about the internet and piracy, stopping piracy would also cause the internet to die via removal of massive amounts of content.
• Aug 28th, 2009 @ 6:17pm

  (untitled comment) (as Anonymous Coward)

  on Wouldn't The Last Thing We Want During A 'Cybersecurity Emergency' Be For The Gov't To Take Over Private Networks?
  They can have my private network when they pry the access codes, passwords, and encryption keys from my cold, dead, digital fingers.