I'm quite certain they can threaten you with jailtime if you don't provide the password.

On the plus side, there's no way for them to find data that's just not ON your local drive. Network storage and secure connections for the win!

Anyone notice the warning on the OMS engine in this pic?

"DANGER
DO NOT ENTER
O2 DEFICIENT AREA"

Seems like someone at NASA has a sense of humor...

Oh, this fills me with glee.

I had Sprint back in 2001. I moved from San Diego to Los Angeles, and made a lot of calls looking for work. As it turns out, Sprint had changed my calling plan without telling me...

So instead of 400 daytime minutes and unlimited nights and weekends, I all of a sudden had only 200 minutes per month, period. The $215 phone bill was quite a shock.

They refused to lower, reduce, or work with me on the bill in any way. My options were to pay it off immediately, or have it go straight to collections.

Paid it off. Cancelled the service.

Not surprised to see that it's finally biting them in the ass.

This sounds entirely like a guild bank scam, actually.

Kind of a shame that the YouTube video quality is so bad that you can't really tell what's happening with the screen in the shot... ;)

Sparrowhawk: Rename all my thousands of media files due to ridiculous and bogus limitations? No thank you.

I'll just not buy it, thank you very much.

Also, I've put a review on the Amazon product page that notes this issue (it won't show up for a bit). Hopefully this will keep too many people from buying this broken product.

Oh my god. I immediately thought of the old tech support story/joke about the person who called up because she couldn't fax from her computer, and it turned out that she was holding the paper up to the monitor and couldn't figure out why the monitor wasn't seeing it...