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Indiana Jones To Arrive Again in 2005
Dolemite_the_Wiz writes "The Raider.net reports that the release date for the next Indiana Jones Movie (tentatively titled 'Indiana Jones 4') is, according to Steven Spielberg, "...going to come out probably for the July 4th weekend of 2005...". The movie looks like it will be set in the 1950s and include just about every main character from the first three films. For more links about this movie, check this search result from Cinescape. Secondly, IndianaJones.com reports that the First three films in the Indiana Jones Trilogy will be released on November 4th. These films have to be one of the most requested DVD releases (probably next to the Original 'Star Wars' trilogy and the first two 'Godfather' movies) ever. "
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This Four DVD set will include:
- Restored Film Footage
- Remastered in THX
- New Dolby 5.1 soundtrack
- A 4th DVD with just about every aspect of how the films were made.
This collection will retail for $49.95 (US)
Here's the official release notice for the DVD.I just hope that the new film and DVD will be able to Satisfy all the Indy fans."
This Four DVD set will include:
- Restored Film Footage
- Remastered in THX
- New Dolby 5.1 soundtrack
- A 4th DVD with just about every aspect of how the films were made.
This collection will retail for $49.95 (US)
Here's the official release notice for the DVD.I just hope that the new film and DVD will be able to Satisfy all the Indy fans."
Posted by Hemos on Monday June 30, @08:43AM
from the arise-from-your-grave-jones dept.
Dolemite_the_Wiz writes "The Raider.net reports that the release date for the next Indiana Jones Move (tentatively titled 'Indiana Jones 4') is, according to Steven Spielberg, "...going to come out probably for the July 4th weekend of 2005...". The movie looks like it will be set in the 1950s and include just about every main character from the first three films. For more links about this movie, check this search result from Cinescape. Secondly, IndianaJones.com reports that the First three films in the Indiana Jones Trilogy will be released on November 4th. These films have to be one of the most requested DVD releases (probably next to the Original 'Star Wars' trilogy and the first two 'Godfather' movies) ever. "
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Debian And The Rise of Linux
Posted by Hemos on Monday June 30, @08:00AM
from the apt-get-reinvention dept.
There's an article in this month's LinMagAu that asks a question about how the rise of Linux will impact Debian and what that could mean. Good article, especially interesting if you have been a fan of Debian.
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Writing Viruses for Fun and Profit
Posted by Hemos on Monday June 30, @07:07AM
from the insidisous-dependence dept.
JMPrice writes "There's a short article over at zdnet that explores a future synergy between viruses and spam, i.e. international crackdown on spam and open relays makes spammers opt to use infected computers instead as relays, and speculates a relationship between the virus writers and spammers."
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Darl McBride Interview
Posted by michael on Monday June 30, @05:46AM
from the yap-yap-yap-yap dept.
mpsmps writes "vnunet.com has a long interview with SCO CEO Darl McBride devoted entirely to the SCO/IBM suit. McBride radiates confidence, describing SCO's contracts as "bullet-proof." He says he thinks IBM is desperate to buy SCO because "the last thing [IBM wants] to hear is the testimony that is going to come out," but that SCO isn't interested in being acquired. Read the interview for much more on these and other topics." See also part 2 and part 3 of the interview.
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Contract Case Could Hurt Reverse Engineering
Posted by michael on Monday June 30, @02:20AM
from the ties-that-bind dept.
An anonymous reader writes "InfoWorld has an article about how a 'U.S. Supreme Court decision could call into question a common practice among software companies: studying competitors' products to improve their own offerings.'"
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Technology Buying Slump
Posted by michael on Sunday June 29, @11:02PM
from the except-in-india dept.
mgcsinc writes "According to this Yahoo article from Reuters, IT buyers are continuing a trend of cutting costs, favoring utility over cutting-edge effect. Market researchers are estimating continuing doldrums in the industry and enterprise businesses see more 'bang for the buck' from making improvements in software as opposed to investing in new infrastructure. This is not necessarily awful, however, for those who hope businesses will start looking toward open source options as the cost effective alternatives..."
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EU Parliament to Vote on New Patent Rules
Posted by michael on Sunday June 29, @08:54PM
from the patent-foolishness dept.
peter_sd writes "The Register has an article discussing the implications to the open source community and small software businesses of the new software patent law to be voted on tomorrow by the EU parliament. According to the article, it is very likely the new patent law will be accepted despite its grave consequences."
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Science: Most Powerful Amateur Rocket in Canada
Posted by michael on Sunday June 29, @07:20PM
from the goo
I guess they could be meaning that they only wanted Godfather I and Godfather II as single DVD's, rather than pay for the full box set. True, Godfather III was not up to par with the other 2 movies, but it was far from "bad". It was more in the "not as good" department.
Anyways, good to see that they'll be FINALLY coming out with the DVD's. Now just get Lucas off his fat ass and get StarWars out!
I would like to thank Rob Malda for the incredible analsex last night. Rob, you ARE GOD!!! Never have I had such good penetration. 8 hours later, and my ass is still bleeding.
You truly are the king of buttsex.
Hemos, you are almost good... just need to open your mouth a tiny bit wider... damn teeth.
They need to make the movie "Indiana Jones meets Lara Coft". That would be one hell of a movie. Then they can get married at the end of the movie... That would appeal to men and women (action, thought provoking, hot chick, chick flick, etc...).
Maybe, but, Jesus Christ On Rye, Capshaw looked great in that princess/harem/courtesan outfit during the gross-out dinner scene, and later in that willowy blue whatsis before the bug scene.
--- Ban humanity.