Man Sent to Jail For Six Months For Pirating, Uh, The Love Guru
June 19, 2009 by Black Berry Action Plan
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This is embarassing. Jack Yates has been sentenced to six months in jail for pirating the horrible Mike Meyers movie The Love Guru. It might have been worth it for Star Trek, but come on, The Love Guru?
Yates was working at the Burbank distribution company hired to cut promo reels for talk shows when he made a copy of the DVD and uploaded it to the internet. Of course, he blamed his grandmother.
A true american hero! Keep fighting that good fight! [WSJ via Gawker]
Sci Fi Wire makes a convincing argument, in both authoritarian pie chart form and debatable exposition, as to why Star Trek is cool (again). But what’s missing from the chart? Two words: Lens flare.
What a difference six months makes. Back before Christmas, one of the VPs at Western Digital was saying that the company only “enters markets that exist,” meaning, of course…
I still think we should and will reach the stars, but today I’m forced to concede that using a theoretical “warp drive” might not be the best way to go:
You see, while warp drives are all sorts of fun within the confines of Star Trek…
It hasn’t been a secret for months, but Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam has confirmed that a multitude of devices from RIM, Palm and Android-based devices are coming to the nation’s largest network in the next six months.
- Yes! Star Trek Is Cool Because a Pie Graph Says So!
- Western Digital recants, announces its SiliconDrive III range of SSDs
- Theoretical Warp Drives Theorized To Be Black Hole-Creating Doomsday Devices
- RIM, Android, Palm and Motorola devices confirmed by Verizon Wireless CEO
- App Turns iPhone into Star Trek Communicator
- Monster MCC AV50 Home Theater Controller, Or Star Trek Were Gene Roddenberry Blind
- Star Radio Communicator iPhone App is NOT AT ALL Like Anything from Star Trek
- Mystery Solved: This is Where R2-D2 Is in Star Trek
- Lucky Lady Marries Guy Who Was Waiting In Palm Pre Line 15 Minutes Before Wedding
- Nokia N97 Arrives Today at Nokia Stores for $700, Unlocked


