Posted 11/01/2009 at 10:55:29pm

One can only assume how much an Artist really makes on every CD sold. But what about the concerts? I often find myself spending 4 times as much money on band merchandise at a concert than CDs in a store. A lot of bands which get much more profit from memorabilia than the CDs they sell. Most of these are small time bands, who make most of their money from tours, but how much are they really losing on a pirated album?

Posted 10/06/2009 at 05:22:32pm

If I may say I think the point he's trying to get at is that it's not worth the headache or the effort to make it invisible if an intruder just side-steps with a click of the mouse. I've had my fair share of devices that have issues connecting to invisible Wi-Fi networks and it's not very practical to put into use in order keep out a hacker. Having a password and MAC Authentication list would be enough to keep unwanted roamers from connecting.

Posted 09/23/2009 at 01:30:28pm

Your point was very clear and well written. It's been quite a bit of time since I've seen a comment of this quality. Nowadays, anyone with an internet connection can post a comment. It's not very exclusive anymore and those with expertise now have to stand out of a crowd to make a valid statement.

Posted 06/11/2009 at 03:03:57pm

If you think about it in consumerist terms, people aren't buying Intel products as much as they used to. Instead during this recession, more people are likely to buy AMD budget chips which will raise AMD's share.

2.3 measly points isn't something to get excited about, but when and if you see AMD producing more chips that has a better "bang-for-the-buck" than Intel, then it'll be a threat. Until then AMD has still got quite a ways to "catch up", but for a company that only controls a 5th of the market, they are competing very well with Intel.

Posted 06/10/2009 at 10:58:57pm

This is embarrassing to say, but it humorous.

I had sneezed while at my computer and smashed my head into the ledge of the desk. Cut my head open a little bit and had to get 7 stitches at the hospital. :\

Posted 04/07/2009 at 12:57:58pm

I'm 100% sure it's a Dell and I'm 85% sure it the D600 model. When I saw this article I immediately took my laptop out to check what had exploded. It's right where the battery was.

Posted 04/07/2009 at 12:57:51pm

I'm 100% sure it's a Dell and I'm 85% sure it the D600 model. When I saw this article I immediately took my laptop out to check what had exploded. It's right where the battery was.

Posted 04/06/2009 at 08:24:32pm

Then the HD is located on the LEFT side of the touchpad. I believe it's the same model I have too. Latitude D600. That hole you see if where the battery once was.

Posted 03/30/2009 at 04:09:26pm

Hahahahaha. Maybe audio fingerprints are processed by memresistors? Doubt it SEVERLY, but it's funny to see a mistake once in a while.

Posted 03/27/2009 at 07:44:30pm

The major reason why the article authors place those taglines such as "Hit the jump" are to promote the community members to comment and disguss the article. Now I like my news plain and informative sometimes, but what seperates this website from others is the fact that that once sentence gives the article quite a personal feel.

Now granted there could be a bit more creativity to it, but some people just don't like spending minutes just thinking about what phrase will be more unique.