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Welcome to the wonderful world of the English language where people feel offended because either they think that words only have 1 definition or they apply and unrelated definition to the word in question without taking into account context. In fact the word "rape" has multiple definitions...
I do not think it would go against the fourth and fifth amendment as was previously posted as they are a private company and can serve or not serve you at their discretion. That being said the issue that may arise for them is violations of the safe harbor provisions of the DMCA...if they are...
Even if google does decide to roll this out at a loss or break even for them it is still probably in their best interest as a company as it would probably lower their costs of bandwidth serving to people who are on google fiber and as a defense against caps and if net neutrality gets overridden...
Actually I would like to see the audio out taken away and some sort of digital audio out put in it's place (coax or optical). Since it is going to be a gaming system people are probably not going to be plugging earbuds into it and a digital audio out port would benefit people who split video...
May have a hard time jailbreaking the ATV2 (or ATV3) now that apple seems to have stop signing all old blobs (i.e. previous firmwares)...need to wait for a non-tethered jailbreak for new firmware...
Hmmm, Apple owns slide to unlock patent and Google owns slide + action patent...now what happens if you slide and the action is to unlock the phone...who wins?
Hi, quick question as all of the whitepapers I read focused on either the paid versions or pCPU's. Is there any limit to vCPU per VM in free ESXI 5.0...if so what is that current limit? Also is the ability to specify vCPU's as multiple cores rather than individual processors in the free version?
In researching Xen I could not find a straight answer as to whether the latest Xen server (free edition) supports PCI passthrough for a OpenIndiana/Solaris Express ZFS server install with an HP SAS Expander card like esxi does (unfortunately esxi has too low limitation on cores/vcpu/memory). If...