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1. Comment - MPAA Offers Deal to Sued Grandfather

   (Nov 6, 2005 - 10:34 PM)

   Can someone estimate how much money MPAA was spending (including all expenditure).
   
   I think the next trend of "sure-win" business are bring the other to the US law, downloading music, video or even copying lyrics.
   
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   "Let's kill all the lawyers, kill'em tonight" - Get Over It by EAGLES.

2. Comment - Mass. Secretary Attacks Open Doc Plan

   (Oct 25, 2005 - 10:23 PM)

   IMHO, there's no need to "Anti-Microsoft", just support OpenSource whole heartly, this will leave MS dried dead.
   
   We have too many works to do improving OpenSource software, free-code and cheap supporting fee is the coming era of computing.
   
   If MS is wise, they'll support the opendoc or other OpenSource project for compatibility, this move shows they're stupid enough to stay alive ... or continue play their dirty tricks by eliminating opponents.

3. Comment - Mass. Secretary Attacks Open Doc Plan

   (Oct 25, 2005 - 10:18 PM)

   Kiss the arse of Microsoft may provide him a good place after he retired.
   
   I use OpenOffice in home and found it's very good, especially without the animated helpless icon eatup megabytes of memory.
   
   Please donate to OpenSource project you like, in order to keep them alive.

4. Comment - BitTorrent User Convicted of Piracy

   (Oct 25, 2005 - 10:14 PM)

   Actually the fact is not what you say:
   
   More concerned with celebrities, copyright, monopoly, terrorist ... less concern about drugs, murderers, robbery, rapists (Police budget decrease year by year in whole world, didn't you know?)

5. Comment - BitTorrent User Convicted of Piracy

   (Oct 25, 2005 - 10:10 PM)

   Exactly, he lose his job more than a year.
   
   The most famous COPYRIGHT organization in Hong Kong is:
   
   1) Composers and Authors Society of Hong Kong Limited (CASH)
   
   2) International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI)