The big boys surely can't seize control of the current situation - i would think that it's grown beyond a level where they can control distribution over the net. If you really believe that they can then I'm scared.
You make it sound as though Big Brother's waiting around the corner...
"the only principled stand being taken against 2600 is not a protection of artists, but a protection of profit. Many artists have spoken out in support of this freedom."
We should remember that in days gone by, the artists generally performed a service for common folk, for which they were well rewarded. Today the artists achieve far more wealth than they require, mainly due to the parasites that they have been forced to feed. And then the parasite creates an instinctive need in the host to consume more than require...
I believe that most artists today would be happy with the same deal as their ancestors. It is the businessmen behind the scene who have pushed the whole entertainment industry into a money oriented culture.
We need to cut out the middle man. I see a day when an artist can put out their own material, for which they will get their just rewards (both financial and other). The entertained will be receiving a cheaper service, which means they can experience a wider range of artists, which means more artists, which means... etc.
*The open source culture can pave the way for this to happen. And should.*
that's to do with the air resistance mate. it kind of acts as a brake - like if you were to floor the accelator in your car while the brake is on - you wouldn't get any acceleration.
the constant speed she'll be falling at when the air resistance prevents any more accelarion is called the terminal velocity and that's what you're thinking of. This terminal velocity will decrease as she gets further into the atmosphere and there's more air - so more air resistance. So they must reckon that on the edge of space her terminal velocity will be mach 1.5 ish. i think close to earth its about 120mph???
and if she's lucky she won't be travelling at her terminal velocity when she hits the ground...
I think I've got some nano-snipers hiding in my keyboard.
In fact I'm almost certain. I'm getting quite worried about it. I'm going to have to draft in some micro-mercanaries.
Slashdot Mirror
cos ther're all cunts innit
yeah baby, l33t uk h4x0r5 always say 0n3
Yeh, but it a bit short-sighted to assume that because something doesn't or can't happen on earth that it absolutely cannot happen.
;(
I think you need increase your sample space before making such bold statements.
Mind you if it was on the x-files.....
The big boys surely can't seize control of the current situation - i would think that it's grown beyond a level where they can control distribution over the net. If you really believe that they can then I'm scared.
You make it sound as though Big Brother's waiting around the corner...
"the only principled stand being taken against 2600 is not a protection of artists, but a protection of profit. Many artists have spoken out in support of this freedom."
We should remember that in days gone by, the artists generally performed a service for common folk, for which they were well rewarded. Today the artists achieve far more wealth than they require, mainly due to the parasites that they have been forced to feed. And then the parasite creates an instinctive need in the host to consume more than require...
I believe that most artists today would be happy with the same deal as their ancestors. It is the businessmen behind the scene who have pushed the whole entertainment industry into a money oriented culture.
We need to cut out the middle man. I see a day when an artist can put out their own material, for which they will get their just rewards (both financial and other). The entertained will be receiving a cheaper service, which means they can experience a wider range of artists, which means more artists, which means... etc.
*The open source culture can pave the way for this to happen. And should.*
that's to do with the air resistance mate. it kind of acts as a brake - like if you were to floor the accelator in your car while the brake is on - you wouldn't get any acceleration.
the constant speed she'll be falling at when the air resistance prevents any more accelarion is called the terminal velocity and that's what you're thinking of. This terminal velocity will decrease as she gets further into the atmosphere and there's more air - so more air resistance. So they must reckon that on the edge of space her terminal velocity will be mach 1.5 ish. i think close to earth its about 120mph???
and if she's lucky she won't be travelling at her terminal velocity when she hits the ground...
you fucking dullard
I know he practises his live sets a lot. So we don't really know how much talent he's got in the old mxing department.
I think I've got some nano-snipers hiding in my keyboard.
In fact I'm almost certain. I'm getting quite worried about it. I'm going to have to draft in some micro-mercanaries.
They'll never take me alive
Its about time Mother nature starting fighting back.
Yeh, me too. I'm hoping that God has embraced the technological age and that mobiles phones are his latest version of plague.