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More proof (Score:5, Funny)
by Ronin X on Tuesday February 13, @02:09PM EST
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More proof that shrinkwrap licenses are a pain in the ass....
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Check the EULA on Microsoft Products! (Score:3, Funny)
by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday February 13, @02:09PM EST
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...if you fail to abide by this agreement, we the underwritten can and will remove one (1) testicle of our choice from your body...
Well ladies, it looks like you can pirate all you want!
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Man oh Man (Score:1, Offtopic)
by n3rd on Tuesday February 13, @02:11PM EST
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This makes me laugh about as much as I do when I see a picture of RMS.
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Remembering is Copying... (Score:2)
by alexhmit01
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:11PM EST
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Kinda clever, however, isn't there case law that indicates that "copying to memory" is fair use? I believe software companies tried to use the copying to memory to get copyright law to cover the use of the software and the courts told them to blow off.
I also think that "copying to hard drive" falls under fair use, but less relevant to the satire.
I do think that the cracks about the Government ID card are extremely funny and amusing. This is overall a good satire, thanks /.
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Is this patentable??? (Score:1, Funny)
by Dancin_Santa on Tuesday February 13, @02:12PM EST
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Holy cow! Is this for real?
What do I do with all the chairs I currently have at my house? I don't use them all to surf the web. Should I send in my current computer chair to these good folks? I don't want to break the law!
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Chairs and MS Products have something in common. (Score:4, Funny)
by SpanishInquisition
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:14PM EST
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They are both designed to be confortable for the majority of ASSES out there.
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A great idea for classes... (Score:3, Funny)
by rhenderson on Tuesday February 13, @02:15PM EST
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| Now if only Universities could buy these things to wake me up during those long boring lectures... I'd buy a blanket license, then!
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Art? (Score:2, Interesting)
by AMuse
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:16PM EST
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Bloody wonderful satire.
Not that it's far from the truth -- If chairs weren't in the public domain (Older than 1910), I have no doubt that the companies of today would try to license you to use their product for monthly or (slightly cheaper) yearly licenses.
I have to ask myself --- is this an example of how art imitates life?
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Mirror? (Score:1)
by sulli
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:17PM EST
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of course it's /.ed...
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- Re:Mirror? by Tairan (Score:2) Tuesday February 13, @02:43PM EST
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Soon to be sued... (Score:5, Funny)
by WombatControl on Tuesday February 13, @02:18PM EST
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Already RAMBUS is claiming that they have a patent on this technology and have planned a lawsuit against the creators of the chair. Likewise Microsoft has also sued stating that they've pioneered giving customers the shaft and any technology that does the same is their intellectual property. :)
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Doesn't look that cofortable (Score:1)
by Darkstorm on Tuesday February 13, @02:19PM EST
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You would think if you were going to license sitting you would at least provide a cofortable seat...
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Two questions (Score:5, Funny)
by Stephen Samuel
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:20PM EST
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- Are they going to integrate it into microsoft's .net suite, or are they going to insist on their own protocol?
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Are the spikes going to result in a new Open Sores movement?
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Not too far off. (Score:2)
by pb
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:20PM EST
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Remember, you can always take an existing patent, and patent all obvious variants, and probably cover a few pre-existing ones.
Although I doubt it'd be enforceable, I'm sure a company could come along, extend the existing chair patents, slap some businesses with lawsuits, and make some money.
Like it or not, with the patent office in the sorry state that it's in, and the DMCA becoming the law of the land, this sort of ridiculous tripe is becoming a viable business model.
I hope we can still laugh about this sort of thing in a few years, instead of having to buy 20-seat licenses for our chairs...
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The product resembles the website: (Score:1)
by drinkypoo on Tuesday February 13, @02:21PM EST
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Apparently, it only takes one or two users to slashdot it. How many people can sit in (on) the chair at once?
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are the links on the page... (Score:1)
by aarcher
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:21PM EST
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broken or just /. ed?
maybe i should just go back and hide in the corner.
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Mmmm, mmmm, baby (Score:2)
by OlympicSponsor on Tuesday February 13, @02:22PM EST
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I'd definitely pay for an extra license to sit in this chair with YOU.
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The natural evolution of this... (Score:3, Funny)
by Seinfeld on Tuesday February 13, @02:22PM EST
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...is the coming generation of pay toilets - OUCH!
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- Re:The natural evolution of this... by CBoy (Score:2) Tuesday February 13, @02:24PM EST
- Re:The natural evolution of this... by puck71 (Score:1) Tuesday February 13, @02:32PM EST
- Re:The natural evolution of this... by Azog (Score:2) Tuesday February 13, @02:48PM EST
- Re:The natural evolution of this... by the_machine (Score:1) Tuesday February 13, @03:48PM EST
- Re:The natural evolution of this... by Howie (Score:1) Tuesday February 13, @03:49PM EST
- Re:The natural evolution of this... by Wolfkin (Score:1) Tuesday February 13, @04:17PM EST
Dude, this is way OFFTOPIC... (Score:4, Funny)
by SvnLyrBrto
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on Tuesday February 13, @04:38PM EST
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... but if you think American toilets are something, try visiting Japan sometime!
The toilets there are something out of Star Trek. First, the seat is heated, so no freezing your butt when you get up late at night to do the #2. They sence when you sit on them, and TALK to you (in both Japanese AND English), giving instructions on their use. When you're done, you have the option of having the toilet wash and blow-dry your ass for you. And when you're done, they flush, clean, and disinfect themselves.
And when I say they clean themselves, I don't mean they have that blue bisciut in the tank that drops some perfumed slurry into the bowl when you flush. Nope, toilets in Japan have built in scrubbers that automatically scrub the bowl for you to keep it in pristine condition.
And that's just the low-end model they have in the hotels for us gaijin to use.
I'm told that some of the higher end models in homes over there have on-board equipment that'll analyse your urine and feces for indications of health problems and automatically email your doctor if they detect anything seroiusly amiss, store a history of results for download, etc...
john
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- Re:The natural evolution of this... by 3waygeek (Score:1) Tuesday February 13, @04:59PM EST
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- Re:The natural evolution of this... by tracktwo (Score:1) Tuesday February 13, @03:22PM EST
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Today's satire, tomorrow's IPO (Score:1)
by gunner800
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:24PM EST
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The sad thing is, if someone actually built this thing it would be just as legal as software EULAs.
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Obviously a product of Redmond origin (Score:1)
by r_j_prahad on Tuesday February 13, @02:27PM EST
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I am wondering if it is being written using the new "C-*Sharp*" language then? Ouch!
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Mirror located at (Score:3, Informative)
by Tairan
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:27PM EST
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my site, as usual. head on over, to check it out. Give it a whirl, and it'll eventually get finished. The terms and conditions are also there.
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A Good Sign? (Score:2)
by Bluesee on Tuesday February 13, @02:27PM EST
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It's good to see that the concept of what is happening to our once-inalienable rights is becoming publicly, um, if not understood, at least promulgated. Artists can merge emotion and understanding and use their creativity to get a point across. I wonder how many people will actually 'get' the point? In San Francisco, maybe a majority, but how will (would) this play in Peoria?
Oh, in his list of people who participated in this performance piece, there was this entry:
B BLOCKBUSTER VIACOM
(had to pull out the -'s for the junk filter)
Can you put just any card through the reader, I wonder? I don't know card readers, but it looks like someone used his video rental card...
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I smell a lawsuit against a segment of people (Score:1)
by Shriek on Tuesday February 13, @02:30PM EST
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The creators of pay-to-sit will file an injunction against people who can lay on a bed of nails since they don't need to pay in order to sit in the chairs. They will even go so far as to impose a entertainment fee on such people since they must enjoy it if they're crazy enough to do it!
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Las Vegas (Score:1)
by AlgUSF
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:35PM EST
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I would have given my right arm to find a place to sit that didn't have a gaming machine in front of it in Vegas. My feet hurt so bad. This idea would be alright if the chair was a little more comfortable, and it was somewhere nice... Say inside the Luxor... :-)
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capital punishment possibility (Score:1)
by woody_jay on Tuesday February 13, @02:38PM EST
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So, with longer spikes, could something similar to this be used for capital punishment?
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but mom!!! (Score:3, Funny)
by kirby697
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:45PM EST
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No mom, I can't get off my ass and do something, I'm paying to sit here!
What a perfect idea!
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oh the humor (Score:1)
by campbell on Tuesday February 13, @02:57PM EST
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this gives a whole new meaning to "Per Seat" licensing!
its like i've been brained by "teh funney"
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I've made the crack for it. (Score:1)
by aileon
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on Tuesday February 13, @02:58PM EST
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Upon the release of the new seat, I headed out to my garage to do some 1337 h4x0r stuff. I took a board (open source of course, cause all else sux). and used my 5yb3r 5@w to hone it into an evil chair license violating mechanism...
I'd make it available for download to you, but the company is suing me, so make sure you give them a big ole DOS slap my h4x0r friends.
You can go buy the parts at home depot, secretly labeled "plywood" and "saw"
but don't tell anyone I told you that, I might get arrested.
Hackers Untie!
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Hmmm.. (Score:4, Funny)
by ivan256
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on Tuesday February 13, @03:01PM EST
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Would this make ass shaped pieces of metal shielding illegal under UCITA?
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More proof II (Score:1)
by whovian on Tuesday February 13, @03:16PM EST
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What!? You think my ass is made of money?
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License to breath (Score:3, Funny)
by Ektanoor on Tuesday February 13, @03:18PM EST
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Terms of Cease
You will know that your license is about to be terminated from the moment you will fell a critical need to breath while you start heavily sweeting, your sightseeing turns blurry and dark and you hear a slight whispering. If can't manage to renew your license in less than 10 minutes maximum, then you may consider your license terminated, however such termination will be of less concern for you.
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Sue the Beastie Boys! (Score:1)
by lunenburg on Tuesday February 13, @03:24PM EST
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They were the first to start this madness, charging people for a "License to Ill".
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Last time I met Steve Mann.. (Score:2)
by Apuleius
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on Tuesday February 13, @03:26PM EST
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I made one of the biggest mistakes of my life.
The man can so easily talk your ears off,
that it's easy to be intimidated by him
and walk off, which I did. Later I learned
who he was, and soon he was en route to
Toronto. Pity. It's well worth it to have
your ears talked off by him. Glad to
see he hasn't changed a bit.
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Pay Per Sit (Score:2)
by Royster
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on Tuesday February 13, @03:26PM EST
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It's people who pay for a chair once who are abusing the intellectual property rights of seat designers.
No longer will you buy a chair, you will lease it.
And get your feet off of there, young man.
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Stupid. (Score:1)
by UnkyHerb on Tuesday February 13, @03:37PM EST
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| Steve Mann, Felix Tang , Steve Dietz, PM Eller, Scott Draves, etc, you are all dumbasses.
- Yo momma's so big, she makes emacs look like pico!
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Found a crack... (Score:1)
by Bug2000 on Tuesday February 13, @03:38PM EST
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... on www.pillow.ru.
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related pollitical performance art (long post) (Score:1)
by m620589745848 on Tuesday February 13, @03:42PM EST
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I had this thought last night involving the travails of bonsaikitten.com should they continue to have problems. Aassemle one of those goldfish-in-a-blender fish tanks so popular on greeting cards and suchlike. underneath it but not touching it in any way would be a touch sensitive monitor displaying a depiction of the blender control panel. This assembely should be placed in a public space, idealy a courthouse or an FBI recruitment waiting room.
If anyone touches the screen a webcam would photograph them and email it to PETA for litigation and procecution. the subject should then be informed that as a producer of a depiction of animal cruelty (after all we didn't press the button) he is guilty of an offence precluding him from certain employment such as that of a judge or in the FBI.
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Not bad, but... (Score:3, Funny)
by Scytle on Tuesday February 13, @03:45PM EST
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...a few minor tweaks could make this design
perfect. The current setup makes it too easy for "Seating Pirates", via the use a tough plastic
cushion or piece of plywood, to steal unlimited
usage of the Seat. By extending the spike length
and having them extrude from the back of the seat
pirates could be deterred. Still retribution by
lawsuit against the offender would of course be
more palatable than this minor design change, so
never mind.
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The 'Free' version of the chair. (Score:1)
by Schnedt McWhatever on Tuesday February 13, @03:49PM EST
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I can't wait for the 'free' version of this chair to be developed by hackers.
I can use the plans to build one of my own. However, once it's set up in my living room, any random homeless person who wanders by is entitled to sit in it. It has bolts and can be permanently installed out on my deck (so it won't blow around in the wind). However, once I do that, I've 'linked' it to my deck and any homeless hippy who wanders by is entitled to sit on it as long as he likes. If I make any changes to the chair, i.e. I install a home-brew MP3 player on the side so I can select and listen to music, my design for the MP3 player becomes community property.
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Extra revenue (or, Insult To Injury) (Score:1)
by still cynical on Tuesday February 13, @03:52PM EST
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The instructions are clear. A user does not get up quickly enough, and Bam! Fees assessed for the cost of cleaning up!
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While it's an interesting joke (Score:2)
by swerdloff on Tuesday February 13, @04:08PM EST
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government groups angered at homeless squatters may want to use the technology, or something akin to it. If something stands still in a certain place for too long, and it's scanned as human, a little jolt and up it moves?
Man, sometimes I even make myself sick.
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Where in SF? (Score:2)
by sulli
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on Tuesday February 13, @04:15PM EST
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I looked at the main site and the utterly appalling companion site but couldn't find out where this installation is. I live in SF and would like to see this. Does anyone have a street address??
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Seriously they should patent this. (Score:1)
by intuition
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on Tuesday February 13, @04:34PM EST
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The inventor of this chair should seriously apply for a patent on this...
if only to show how screwed up the USPTO is.
Then they can expand their Terms and Conditions to notify user of patent-pending proprietary technology, etc.
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Need to Network all the Chairs (Score:1)
by jazman_777 on Tuesday February 13, @05:14PM EST
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This is inspired by the fun we have popping up and quickly killing xclock (and other mischief) on our neighbors' X windows sessions; we're using exceed, and the default is xhost+ .
Can the device be hacked to make the spikes deploy and retract on demand?
Can we have a variant of xkill or kill?
(kill -9 deploys a 9-inch nail)
Is there a Wake-On-Lan feature to wake up dozing neighbors?
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LTS Soon To Be Obsolete! (Score:1)
by Sialagogue on Tuesday February 13, @05:14PM EST
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Slurry-on-Waffles, UK
A team of British scientists has announced that through a series of soon-to-be-patented technologies, the entire concept of sitting, licenses, sitting licenses, patenting, and British Scientists will soon be obsolete.
There are three key technologies that comprise the system:
1. Through a proprietary compression technology, everyday consumers will be able to shorten the phrase "Software As A Service" to simply "RIPOFF"
2. 10^18 British scientists will soon be able to fit on a chair, provided the chair has no conventional moving parts, and the scientists are the size of credit cards.
3. Although, regretably, they have yet to compress the chair down to the size of a credit card, they have been successful in making it taste like chicken, bringing "an incredibly powerful new metaphor to the computer software industry."
I'm fine, why do you ask?
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Oh, THAT kind of time lock... (Score:1)
by geekplus on Tuesday February 13, @05:30PM EST
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I had visions of straps from the chair locking you in until authorities arrive if you accidentally remain in the chair after the license expires.
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Embrace and Extend (Score:1)
by kawlyn
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on Tuesday February 13, @05:48PM EST
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Wait M$ will license the technology and introduce new Couch licensing.
The couch components (CCOM) will unfortunately only interface with other M$ CCOM objects, like lamps, end table and ottomans.
Developers will be allow to buy developer kits, M$ Furniture WorkShop 3.0 that will allow you to build middleware ( re-upholster) that will allow you to upgrade your old furniture.
Additionally the MPAA has announced support for CCOM and will be building CCOM interfaces into new DVDs, this allows the use of couch license enforcement to protect Copywrited material.
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Yawn... (Score:2)
by Pig Hogger
(lugalle@-DOPESPAM-yahoo.com)
on Tuesday February 13, @06:37PM EST
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Still nothing new, there.
For generations, parisian parkgoers were greeted by (litterally!) charwomen
("chaisières") that collected from them a pittance whenever
they set their butts down on one of the many loose chairs that were provided
for the visitors' convenience...
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Graphical Representation (Score:2)
by underwhelm
(moseng@mninter_net)
on Tuesday February 13, @06:56PM EST
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Here is the same point made in comic form, less the spiky chair.
I don't need large brains to have a good time. |
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It would be interesting... (Score:1)
by gauron23
(gauron23@yahoo.IDONTLIKESPAM.com)
on Tuesday February 13, @06:57PM EST
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if somebody could sell one of these chairs to Hillary Rosen (RIAA) or Jack Valenti (MPAA).
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I'd complain about mods modding this one down... (Score:1)
by dave-fu
(biff23 at hotmail dot com but 1 instead of i)
on Tuesday February 13, @02:53PM EST
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http://www.sexsexworld.com
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...I mean, come on. Anyone who can read already knows that this stinker was a troll from the getgo. I'd chastise you for not finding anything better to actually mod up, but odds are there won't be anything worth reading in here.
Except for the unfunny anti-M$ article which rockets to +5.
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License to Sit