I have Golden Sun 1 sitting in a box in my apartment and available on emulator from when I was younger and couldn't afford a GBA. (It's the only game I have for the GBA emulator btw)

Golden Sun 1 @ $150.00 USD You guys are crazy.

Can it play Crysis?

Why was this approved for Slashdot? This is not news. This is some lame attempt to drag democrats in the mud when there is clearly no democratic party member that is behind this website.

This is someone's successful attempt at site promotion. How did the mods sleep on this or should I be expecting more articles on Slashdot that have no references to actual news?

"With negative reviews of the new movie often referencing the 'sub-moronic script that feels like it was written by people who had never used a computer"

There's a direct reference to open-source software "the way that Flynn intended" in the first scene.

You obviously missed the Playboy shooting for Tron: Legacy.

But as an example, one official said, an investigation into a drug cartel earlier this year was stymied because smugglers used peer-to-peer software, which is difficult to intercept because it is not routed through a central hub. Agents eventually installed surveillance equipment in a suspect’s office, but that tactic was “risky,” the official said, and the delay “prevented the interception of pertinent communications.”

There's a reason behind this issue and it's concerning law enforcement. Unless you guys believe we should allow all drugs to enter the United States freely.

Meanwhile in the 49 other states....

I bet you the warning was brushed aside several times.

Even the cheapest solutions $20k to $40k range have redundancy.

It's not a SAN if it has 1 point of failure, it's just a virtual storage box or NAS. Hell they could have spent just $10k and just run a windows file server with a bunch of disks in a redundancy configuration.

I run a SAN network and you have no idea how much I'm raging over the stupidity of this incident right now.

So... local law enforcement violates the law when they close off an investigation site to the press?

I don't see your logic on how this violates the law for freedom of press.

Lies? The spin is coming from the most watched networks.

Violating the law?

I swear reading this article thread is no better than reading a thread on 4chan.org /new/s.

Here's an article calling for an investigation (which ethics violations may not exist) and most of the comments are nothing but hatred for the administration and lack of transparency. Then you get upset that backroom deals are made yet you still hear the deals made on the news and see them in the bills proposed ONLINE.

Does the definition of transparency mean you want to have influence in the conversation?

How can you claim that Obama took over healthcare when the other side is claiming the Healthcare bill does very little?
How can you claim that Obama took over the auto-industry when the other side is upset that government doesn't have total control of production and management?
How can you claim that Obama does nothing when in fact he's covered a great percentage of his campaign promises which very few politicians can?

This is just the pain before the love, this is what transparency feels like. Everyone was quiet several years ago about the government because of the lack of visibility.

Take a step back and think about it for once ... please?

"This administration has been terrible. All this promise, and then failure. And now there is news that the voter intimidation case got dropped for political reasons? I mean, there the guy is, holding a baton.....seriously, WTF."

Someone has been watching Fox News.