@hostile-17: Or, use a tasteful alternative: Make the software simply quit working.

@CaptainJack: Yea, I know... but it's still a major annoyance, and potential stumbling block for non-technically savvy people who want to get into ebooks. It's why kindle has done so well... the DRM is transparent.

@rathat: me too. it seems pretty light-weight, unobtrusive, and effective.

So they turned their software into, essentially, the same thing it's supposed to protect from? (annoying popup malware and such)

sorry, triple post

sorry

@CaptainJack: Unless they're using incompatible DRM systems, like Adobe's vs. Apple's. Of course, if you strip the DRM, then you're ok.

So these photos are made by directly exposing photo paper, instead of using film to capture the image first? The article was very unclear about the actual process involved here.

@Luizzle: It shows it right in the video: "dress"

@Platypus Man: I'm pretty sure it's targeted at serious bidnessmen who do serious work. You can tell by the suits the men in the picture are wearing. I checked the website. It's serious bidness.

I always wondered why Times Square seemed to be described in a trashy sorta way in older books like Catcher in the Rye (I think it was described in the book) and Flowers for Algernon (Charlie slums it nearby, then meets Fay, I believe).

@Netscott: This house in located in central PA, by the way.

@Mattizzle: 2 points: 1) You don't buy a house like that to "live" in. 2) You're too busy working at the office (or elsewhere) all the time if you can afford a house like that.

@DittoBox: Ever since Jericho...

I'm not seeing it. It just looks like a dodecagon to me.

@Anrkist: Don't forget salt flavored.

@trunicated: The water company does a lot to your water, thankfully.

I like all the circular definitions of "terrorist" and "terrorist activities".

It's only been out for a month or two. Give it a chance.