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Florida spammer faces $11bn fine
Talkback They are the real "Terrorist" affecting Americans and Canadians lives everyday - spammers, hackers, i.d.thieves, hoaxers that disrupt emergency services.they should be incorporated into terrorist legislation in both countries and dealt with...
[January 7, 2006, 3:51]
Florida spammer faces $11bn fine
Talkback Here in the US where it is still possible to impose the death penalty on human beings, it would be nice to finally be able to impose it on corrupt businesses and corporations.
[January 6, 2006, 0:00]
Green light produces purple - no, red! - faces
Blog Comment Here's a useful sanity check on the numbers : Energy in = Energy Out We have to burn chemical energy in our muscles over a short period (say 10 seconds) to do a lot of work so that the weight can fall and do a lower amount of work (40 watts) over a...
[February 23, 2008, 0:19]
Florida spammer faces $11bn fine
Talkback Amen to that award, even though it probably won't collect any of that money. As to going after the companies who have the ads being spammed. Wouldn't it be easy, then, for the spammers to screw some company by spamming "for" them.
[January 5, 2006, 19:12]
Microsoft faces legal action over Silverlight
Talkback This won't be the first time M$ has been caught using elements of other companies research and calling it their own. That is what M$ calls innovation.
[July 17, 2008, 13:31]
Florida spammer faces $11bn fine
Talkback YAY! That's totally awesome! It's about time the spammers get it right back in the face! All we need now is the same thing to happen a bunch more times, and for OTHER countries to follow suit. For every penny made on spam sent, spammers should...
[January 5, 2006, 17:20]
Brit faces US extradition for hacking
Talkback This is NOT the real Solo, this is just some wanna be taking his name.
[June 15, 2005, 10:10]
Nokia faces $232m bill after patent defeat
Talkback Sorry once again, I missed the real point, that is, in reality and like Nokia has said, they never infringed on any patents by InterDigital. Only there was this hard luck with the hnorable judge in NY who after a brief disscussion, in his...
[December 30, 2005, 15:54]
Nokia faces $232m bill after patent defeat
Talkback Sorry about my previous komment about the understandable and good business Nokia is involved with in the wonderfull world of softwarepatents. Of course Nokia will sue InterDigital over some patents the cellphone company InterDigital uses themselves.
[December 30, 2005, 14:48]
Microsoft faces 'drastic' controls in Europe
Talkback I suspect these moves by the European regulators will, in the long term, stiffle Europe's IT industry. Let's face it -- Europe cannot compete with the US based tech industry, and actions like this will put both sides of the pond in a virtual war of...
[August 7, 2003, 12:34]
Internet marketeer faces spam charges
Talkback NUISANCE AT ITS BEST The present system of spam mails and unsolicited mails is a gold mine for the advertisers and an illegal nuisance and privacy violation for the end user. The end user is compulsorily required to bear these nuisances and the...
[June 23, 2005, 16:46]
Nokia faces $232m bill after patent defeat
Talkback Very cheep for Nokia, I supose, as Nokia is so strongly behind software patents. Supose they have some good "submarine" patents in their porfolio to get it, and some more, money back from somewhere else.
[December 30, 2005, 12:29]
Microsoft faces 'drastic' controls in Europe
Talkback This kind of worthless nit-picking is why a lot of people in the UK don't want more integration with Europe- I have previously used both RealOne Player and QuickTime (the 'major rivals' that the EU intends to blackmail microsoft into featuring...
[August 8, 2003, 15:19]
Patent directive faces fishy future
Talkback Have you looked at the other items on the agenda with the CII Directive? Out of 16, I found only 1 that had anything to do with fish! This is how the Council usually operates. Nothing sinister or unusual.
[December 13, 2004, 12:45]
DVD copier faces another lawsuit
Talkback 1) One day, computers will be forbidden because they can be used for copying DVDs. I doubt that they can do anything against people and sites from eastern and asian countries. That's why I think these suits are completely ineficient against piracy...
[February 16, 2004, 21:18]
Google Desktop faces elementary threat
Talkback Any one remembers Kenjin from Autonomy? Did exactly what Watson is trying to do and it really isn’t a new concept. The down side to kenjin was that it didn’t have a decent information pool for news. Another factor, apart from Autonomy search being...
[September 24, 2005, 14:01]
DVD technology faces legal test
Talkback There is something wrong. If DVD's degital technology could not provide us consumers with better experience we prefer AVD or Analog Versatile Disc.
[December 8, 2004, 21:00]
Another 'Nasa hacker' faces extradition
News If convicted of all counts, he faces up to 54 years in federal prison, the prosecutors said. A Romanian man was indicted on Thursday for allegedly breaking into more than 150 US government computers. The indictment charges Victor Faur, 26, of Arad...
[December 4, 2006, 9:25]
Google faces massive copyright suit
Talkback Greed once again overcomes the greater good.
[September 21, 2005, 14:33]
Google faces massive copyright suit
Talkback Google probably doesn't read too many books. Anyone can see, usually on the t.p.verso: storing this in an electronic database - streng Verbotten ist. It is one thing to make what authors have posted on the Internet available for searches (obeying...
[September 21, 2005, 13:20]
