Youtube is not a good place for TV episodes (which I think are legitimate to leak on the internet as 99% of the planet cannot get them from the air). Limited resolution, no easy download.
Focus, fellow pirates. Bittorrent is the place to put TV episodes.
0a) rename your BT identity to something not recognizeable 0b) download grossout.jpg, rename to "ctu.mp3" 1) detect someone who might have a BT phone, in a crowded place. 2) send "ctu.mp3". Many people will accept this unconditionally, even if manually 3) enjoy the recipent's face.
This is at least the second time in days content pirates are called morons. Yesterday it was about WGA pirates being morons.
We are anything but morons: in the end, YOU paid for our copy of windows which only cost us the dollar a day our broadband connection cost us and which we needed anyway for our porn.
Same for this video (which as a Western European won't be able to watch in original version for another two years when they release the DVD) : I was able to see it days after it was aired in the US.
Call the pirates evil, this is an acceptable way to qualify someone who does not pay for contents, but puhlease, don't call the people for whom you paid the contents morons, YOU are. And we are glad you did: it made the production break even so more episodes/updates will be made.
Furthermore, I'd take the general knowledge base of an average American any day of the week over someone who grew up in a country where it's 'common knowledge' that sleeping with a virgin can cure AIDS.
A majority of Americans don't believe in Evolution.
You USians with your outdated debates on death penalty, stem cells, abortion or the reality of global warming would amuse us if you were not the sad bible thumping, violent, polluting people you are.
Not so contradictory (fyi contradiction and irony are not the same).
The EU is pissed not because MS (since 1999 it's officially no longer funny to say m$) has billions ad thy want it. The EU is pissed because MS has a monopoly and abuses it on different levels.
WMV is not even a domain in which MS has a monopoly. See QT, RAM, mp4.
Popular culture is a significant problem. There are far too many Star {Wars|Trek|Gate} articles. There's a Wikipedia article for every Star Wars comic book. For a while, someone was trying to create one for each character in each story in each comic book, but that was beaten back.
How better would the Wikipedia be if these articles were not present ? That's the point of an Internet encyclopedia : information that is not pertinent to YOU does not hurt financially or otherwise by just being there.
If some music nerd wants me to know John Lennon was wearing green socks on 4 April 1967 when he recorded A Day in the Life, it's not going to change dramatically the price of the Wikipedia. Heck, if I clicked through the hierarchy until I reached the article "Clothing of John Lennon during the SPLHCB session of 4 April 1967", I may be the only person who ever clicks the links, so it's virtually costless.
What if that data was actually in the "Great Britain" article because the music nerd thinks everyone who is interested in Great Britain should know about the colour of the socks of John Lennon during each recording session of Sergeant Pepper ? Guess what, YOU can edit the page to remove it (most authors won't actually mind) or move it to a more appropriate page (most authors would understand).
IMO there is no such thing as too much information.
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It's a fucking Suzuki Swift ! Fuck your "Erector sets", "Sega Genesis" and "Geo Metros", they are fucking Meccanos, Sega Megadrives and Suzuki Swifts.
Terrorists will just ask their computer to "enhance"
Youtube is not a good place for TV episodes (which I think are legitimate to leak on the internet as 99% of the planet cannot get them from the air). Limited resolution, no easy download.
Focus, fellow pirates. Bittorrent is the place to put TV episodes.
Does this mean we'll have to put our cell phones in lockers when entering churches ?
When was the last time you played an RTS on a console?
One year ago. It cost 750 and still works finely, doing almost 40mpg.
0a) rename your BT identity to something not recognizeable
0b) download grossout.jpg, rename to "ctu.mp3"
1) detect someone who might have a BT phone, in a crowded place.
2) send "ctu.mp3". Many people will accept this unconditionally, even if manually
3) enjoy the recipent's face.
We are anything but morons: in the end, YOU paid for our copy of windows which only cost us the dollar a day our broadband connection cost us and which we needed anyway for our porn.
Same for this video (which as a Western European won't be able to watch in original version for another two years when they release the DVD) : I was able to see it days after it was aired in the US.
Call the pirates evil, this is an acceptable way to qualify someone who does not pay for contents, but puhlease, don't call the people for whom you paid the contents morons, YOU are. And we are glad you did: it made the production break even so more episodes/updates will be made.
I was looking for the "Isohunt sucks anyway, I always use xyz instead" thread, look like I found it.
Depends where. In Belgium, being fluent in French, Dutch and English is an extra way to get a job, but don't expect to be paid more.
No Camera in the front.I manage the test handsets for my engineering department at a PLMNO, I would know.
You USians with your outdated debates on death penalty, stem cells, abortion or the reality of global warming would amuse us if you were not the sad bible thumping, violent, polluting people you are.
Not so contradictory (fyi contradiction and irony are not the same).
The EU is pissed not because MS (since 1999 it's officially no longer funny to say m$) has billions ad thy want it. The EU is pissed because MS has a monopoly and abuses it on different levels.
WMV is not even a domain in which MS has a monopoly. See QT, RAM, mp4.
Why was the "I, for one" necessary ? Are YOU an important part of the FOSS community ? If yes, is your opinion at odds with the FOSS community ?
Your mobile networks suck. It's sucks to be a customer, it even sucks to be an inbound roamer.
Personally, I'll wait for Chicago.
If some music nerd wants me to know John Lennon was wearing green socks on 4 April 1967 when he recorded A Day in the Life, it's not going to change dramatically the price of the Wikipedia. Heck, if I clicked through the hierarchy until I reached the article "Clothing of John Lennon during the SPLHCB session of 4 April 1967", I may be the only person who ever clicks the links, so it's virtually costless.
What if that data was actually in the "Great Britain" article because the music nerd thinks everyone who is interested in Great Britain should know about the colour of the socks of John Lennon during each recording session of Sergeant Pepper ? Guess what, YOU can edit the page to remove it (most authors won't actually mind) or move it to a more appropriate page (most authors would understand).
IMO there is no such thing as too much information.
I bet she does ! Nudge, nudge, Know what I mean?
Yeah, but you should buy the $50 Gold B&O cables. The bits of the digital contents in them are "purer".
Sacha Baron Cohen would be ideal