I can only imagine the mischievous ends the following can be put to (from the FAQ):
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And guess what, African Americans are not the victims of the white bigots. African Americans are victims of their own culture, and until you realize that, you will never progress in society as a culture. The perfect example of this is Tupac Shakur who wanted everyone to believe he was a "thug" growing up on the streets, when he really was a middle-class kid living in a gated community in the middle of Virginia.
I wasn't aware that every black person listened to Tupac Shakur, or that performers like him were synonymous with "black culture." In fact, the largest demographic of hip-hop consumers comprises white, suburban teenagers.
Poor educational opportunities, urban flight, lack of transportation to the few jobs available, and a Democratic Party that forgets black people 24 hrs. after Election Day are more salient inhibitors of "progress in society" than the late Tupac Shakur and his ilk.
Not to mention the fact that it's quite presumptuous to assume that every black person in America is on the same journey (i.e. "progress in society").
Yeah, I was one of the "thieves" that downloaded Attack of the Clones the day after its release, denying the movie industry of its precious profits.
Oops! I forgot to mention that I waited in line 3 hours to see it on opening midnight, and that I saw it 3 more times, including once on a digital screen. That's $40 for tickets (NYC prices). Yeah, MPAA, that download was one hell of a "lost sale."
A television is a combination of a display and a receiver (for TV signals). Perhaps A/V manufacturers should start selling displays without the excess (i.e. a cable box/satellite receiver suffices). A few companies already manufacture such monitors for institutional use (presentation, closed-circuit broadcast), so why not spread the love?
Triangle shows were only really funny the first semester of freshman year. After that, they're lame. Saying "sucks" after any public mention of "Yale" or "Harvard" was more of a traditional thing. The only real rivalry we paid attention to was Princeton v. Penn in Basketball.
1. Compile list of domains owned by RIAA members. 2. Deny connections to/from these domains. 3. (naughty) Have fun with the routing tables, especially if you're an admin on a "popular" router.
* I am not a network specialist, so interpret the above as appropriate/necessary *
A film is a time sequence of images (not necessarily chronological) often intermixed with audio. "Impart[ing] human feelings via relationships and understanding" is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition of filmmaking. It's also a muddled notion of aesthetics. Some aestheticians have remarked that, "Art expresses human emotions," but this is a theory of beauty and certainly debatable. Furthermore, some films--concept films mostly--lack both characters and plot, and this is by design.
I'm tired of the "Power of Myth" bullshit. It's an excuse for many talking heads to reconcile their pseudointellectualism with one of the few guilty pleasures they allow themselves (i.e. Star Wars). After immersing myself in the films, books, and comics over the years I've come to two conclusions:
The real "meaning" of Star Wars is the fantasy world that the movies and books describe.
George Lucas is emperor of the fan club.
Some of us don't need to justify to ourselves our pleasure in exploring a fascinating imaginary world.
Games that force you to give large sums of "credits" or "gold" to be acknowledged by your congressman are preferred, regardless of the amount of sex/violence contained therein.
Slashdot Mirror
I wasn't aware that every black person listened to Tupac Shakur, or that performers like him were synonymous with "black culture." In fact, the largest demographic of hip-hop consumers comprises white, suburban teenagers.
Poor educational opportunities, urban flight, lack of transportation to the few jobs available, and a Democratic Party that forgets black people 24 hrs. after Election Day are more salient inhibitors of "progress in society" than the late Tupac Shakur and his ilk.
Not to mention the fact that it's quite presumptuous to assume that every black person in America is on the same journey (i.e. "progress in society").
Yeah, I was one of the "thieves" that downloaded Attack of the Clones the day after its release, denying the movie industry of its precious profits.
Oops! I forgot to mention that I waited in line 3 hours to see it on opening midnight, and that I saw it 3 more times, including once on a digital screen. That's $40 for tickets (NYC prices). Yeah, MPAA, that download was one hell of a "lost sale."
Too bad the message here hasn't changed. Although a certain thing that goes by the name "927" has been keeping me busy. Demo pls!
"Um, honey? I read on /. that diamonds are evil, so I got you a Radeon 9700 instead." Yeah, that will go over really well...
A television is a combination of a display and a receiver (for TV signals). Perhaps A/V manufacturers should start selling displays without the excess (i.e. a cable box/satellite receiver suffices). A few companies already manufacture such monitors for institutional use (presentation, closed-circuit broadcast), so why not spread the love?
Please read the faq to know who /. hates this week. :)
Things started to go downhill here, but maybe this was an even better sign of things to come.
It's my preference in a dual-boot sitation.
somebody set us up the bomb!
Ever see the movie You've Got Mail? 'Nuff said.
Well, a bunch of geeks are looking for work, especially in a field that would be rewarding. That kind of matters, don't you think?
Triangle shows were only really funny the first semester of freshman year. After that, they're lame. Saying "sucks" after any public mention of "Yale" or "Harvard" was more of a traditional thing. The only real rivalry we paid attention to was Princeton v. Penn in Basketball.
Princeton '00
I'm an alum (P'00). If you decide to matriculate, welcome. :)
Mod the parent up. Respond with technology.
Yay Alma Mater!
1. Compile list of domains owned by RIAA members.
2. Deny connections to/from these domains.
3. (naughty) Have fun with the routing tables, especially if you're an admin on a "popular" router.
* I am not a network specialist, so interpret the above as appropriate/necessary *
A live performance of 1984, coming to a living room near you:
Associated Press (NYTimes link)
Operation TIPS
Well, it might be time for this American (subtype: US) to go "see the world." How's the market for server-side java programming where you live?
The website ps2pdf.com also suffices for these purposes.
If meta-edit(or)ing were a subscriber perk, perhaps more people would subscribe?
A film is a time sequence of images (not necessarily chronological) often intermixed with audio. "Impart[ing] human feelings via relationships and understanding" is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition of filmmaking. It's also a muddled notion of aesthetics. Some aestheticians have remarked that, "Art expresses human emotions," but this is a theory of beauty and certainly debatable. Furthermore, some films--concept films mostly--lack both characters and plot, and this is by design.
Distaste is not a reason for trolling.
Some of us don't need to justify to ourselves our pleasure in exploring a fascinating imaginary world.
Would it also be illegal to provide "violent" mods for originally non-violent games?
Games that force you to give large sums of "credits" or "gold" to be acknowledged by your congressman are preferred, regardless of the amount of sex/violence contained therein.