I’ve got bad news for those who have checked out the website of my favourite hacker-turned-rapper, George “Geohot” Hotz, at any point between January 2009 and now: Sony has been granted the right to acquire your IP addresses. More »
The fellow in this photo frequently serves as an expert witness in child pornography cases. He’s currently being sued for doing things like “transforming a picture of a 5-year-old girl eating a doughnut into one of her having oral sex.” More »
In today’s batch of things that didn’t make the cut we’ve got a bit of NSFW humour, Time‘s list of gadgets of the year, an angry dude suing an Internet person, Dell profiting through Twitter, and more. More »
Psystar’s recent legal woes keep proving the company’s insanity. New documents show that these guys planned to sell at least 1.45 million Mac clones by 2011. How many did they actually sell in the past year? 768. More »
Canada Has Its Very Own Version of the AT&T vs. Verizon Ad Lawsuit…CollegeHumor Tackles Modern Warfare 2 (With Bonus Giz Appearance)…LG BL4 Gets Christmas Edition…VUDU Adds Wikipedia, Possibly the World’s Most Boring Update… More »
Forget blaming it on the dog, thanks to Amazon students have a 21st century excuse for lost homework. When Amazon foolishly yanked 1984 from thousands of Kindles, Justin Gawronski’s electronic notes for a summer assignment became useless. More »
If people ever decide to wake up and stop paying the huge markups for Monster Cable for technology that’s not even here yet, Monster can go into another business: selling balls. They’ve sure got an excess, seeing as they’re following up a suit against another cable company because the connectors are too similar with a suit against a MINI GOLF COMPANY because their NAMES ARE TOO SIMILAR.
