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Thursday, March 31, 2005
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Have fun with the PowerBook Sudden Motion Sensor: 'This example creates a window displaying a bicycle wheel. The window is "stable" in the sense that if you rotate the PowerBook left or right, the window compensates by rotating itself by an equal amount in the opposite direction in an attempt to remain in its original orientation with respect to the ground.' See also: The Apple Motion Sensor As A Human Interface Device.
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Cracking the copy protection is stealing -- Comment()
Copy Protection at the Apple Store: 'I just can't quite see how this is any different from crowing about how you got away with shoplifting ball-point pens from Staples. The ethical question to ask is always, "What would happen if everyone behaved this way?" And the answer here is quite clear: If nobody paid for music, there wouldn't be any.'
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