And maybe Mr. Sheffield could have better emphasized his thesis, which is, "Gaming journalism sucks even though games don't." You seem to think it was, "Gaming journalists should be more like me." I just don't read that.
Um. I think Insert Credit's main focus are the non-feature articles. All the updates on random Japanese games that I've never heard of, etcetera.
Sure, those aren't the things that hit/., but they occupy most of IC's front page. So, I'd say most of their stuff is very un-navel-gazy.
And maybe Mr. Sheffield could have better emphasized his thesis, which is, "Gaming journalism sucks even though games don't. You seem to think it was, "Gaming journalists should be more like me." I just don't read that.
I've got to agree about the two sentence paragraphs. I bet Sheffie would too.
Great example. Most of Heinlein's stuff is crap. The only readable version of "Stranger in a Strange Land" (the version you probably read) has had 2/3 of it removed by someone. Go check out the "directors cut" and tell us what you think.
Fat leaves grease marks on the rings in your bones. Like in trees. When they cut your bones open, they can see how fat you were in each year by looking at thickness and greasiness of each ring.
Oh, I don't mean your company's lawyers. I mean a lawyer *you* pay. Your company's lawyers' only interest is in reducing liability.
I'm surprised it's so hard too. That's why I think a good lawyer with expertise in this area would definitely have an answer. Especially if you paid him to say more than "Sorry, not possible, bye bye."
Sorry for the brush off. It is a legal question, after all.
Perhaps, if you haven't considered consulting with a lawyer, you may wish to talk to a lawyer. Alternatively, if you have some kind of problem with lawyers, you should talk to a lawyer.
Talk to a lawyer. Talk to a lawyer. Talk to a lawyer.
If that problem occurs, then only half the people need to use flywheels. And there is no peak. There are a million ways to design the system to reduce peak load.
"IBM has too much to lose they'll just crush SCO if they have to"
Even IBM has to abide by court rulings.
Anyhow - can you imagine the uproar here if someone said "Microsoft has too much to lose they'll just crush Linux if they have to"?
Right. But Microsoft can't just buy Linux. IBM has way way more cash than SCO has market capitalization. Grandparent poster wasn't saying anything inflamatory.
And maybe Mr. Sheffield could have better emphasized his thesis, which is, "Gaming journalism sucks even though games don't." You seem to think it was, "Gaming journalists should be more like me." I just don't read that.
Um. I think Insert Credit's main focus are the non-feature articles. All the updates on random Japanese games that I've never heard of, etcetera.
/., but they occupy most of IC's front page. So, I'd say most of their stuff is very un-navel-gazy.
Sure, those aren't the things that hit
And maybe Mr. Sheffield could have better emphasized his thesis, which is, "Gaming journalism sucks even though games don't. You seem to think it was, "Gaming journalists should be more like me." I just don't read that.
I've got to agree about the two sentence paragraphs. I bet Sheffie would too.
Great example. Most of Heinlein's stuff is crap. The only readable version of "Stranger in a Strange Land" (the version you probably read) has had 2/3 of it removed by someone. Go check out the "directors cut" and tell us what you think.
It's not spyware, it's a fucking anti-theft system.
Everyone gets all hung up on details.
Haha. Got you :)
Dear, sweet Jesus. I hope that whomever modded me up (+1, Insightful) was kidding.
Fat leaves grease marks on the rings in your bones. Like in trees. When they cut your bones open, they can see how fat you were in each year by looking at thickness and greasiness of each ring.
Dunno about eye shapes, though. Good question.
Bigger buttons are easier to mash with your fingers. Or your crayon.
100s of emails per day. It matters.
Does anyone know how to make Mail.app disregard emails based on attachment filenames?
Parent post was not offtopic. Mod away.
Corn may solve all the world's problems by the year 2020!
Man, Agent Smith looks absolutely crazy in this trailer. I still think he looks better with long hair.
No, he looks better with high heels and a bra.
Oh, I don't mean your company's lawyers. I mean a lawyer *you* pay. Your company's lawyers' only interest is in reducing liability.
I'm surprised it's so hard too. That's why I think a good lawyer with expertise in this area would definitely have an answer. Especially if you paid him to say more than "Sorry, not possible, bye bye."
Sorry for the brush off. It is a legal question, after all.
TALK TO A LAWYER.
Talk to a lawyer? Talk to a lawyer!
Perhaps, if you haven't considered consulting with a lawyer, you may wish to talk to a lawyer. Alternatively, if you have some kind of problem with lawyers, you should talk to a lawyer.
Talk to a lawyer. Talk to a lawyer. Talk to a lawyer.
Someone needs to make a song about this.
Back when I had a PC, I was primarily a windows user but switched to linux for porn viewing.
So I'm trying to say I'm in perfect agreement.
Actually, the tag worked perfectly on my system.
You'll be hearing from my lawyer shortly.
Public Domain is a very US concept - there's no equivilent here in the UK.
Who do you have to pay when you perform one of Shakespeare's plays?
I was joking. So was grandparent poster.
What the hell is wrong with you?
That's "For all intensive purposes."
Jesus. Read a book.
Then again, what they are saying is basically "usually we managed to fool enough people to watch our crap, this doesn't work any more".
That's exactly what they're saying. Why is everyone getting all beligerent over this? There is nothing controversial about this statement.
WTF are you talking about? Who says they think they have a "right" in this case? Who says they're lobbying to change anything about this story?
They're just explaining why their profits are down. It makes sense.
If that problem occurs, then only half the people need to use flywheels. And there is no peak. There are a million ways to design the system to reduce peak load.
"IBM has too much to lose they'll just crush SCO if they have to"
Even IBM has to abide by court rulings.
Anyhow - can you imagine the uproar here if someone said "Microsoft has too much to lose they'll just crush Linux if they have to"?
Right. But Microsoft can't just buy Linux. IBM has way way more cash than SCO has market capitalization. Grandparent poster wasn't saying anything inflamatory.
I'm kindof confused as to why you consider NAMBLA a far-left interest.
I thought *everyone* liked pedophiles.