www.acid.org
been around since 1989. Also check out iCE. www.ice.org. Those guys are top notch artists who've been doing it for years. Started with ANSi/ASCii -- har har. neat-o case i, huh? -- and have progressed steadly to 3d rendered art/animation/music.
Remember the lawsuit brought againist the RIAA by what, 28 states for the prices of cds? Whatever happened to that? It'd be nice if we could get a large collective of people to agree to boycott so that it would have some sort of valid impact on the problem. The RIAA are money hungry fucks who won't stop until they're stopped with force. Not enough people actually care to boycott. I remember when the RIAA was going after tablature sites for fucksakes. The only way to really get anywhere is if the ``people'' were educated about the current situation. I'd quickly sign a boycott and go at it IF it would do anything for the problem. but do you honestly think enough people would boycott to do anything useful?
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www.acid.org been around since 1989. Also check out iCE. www.ice.org. Those guys are top notch artists who've been doing it for years. Started with ANSi/ASCii -- har har. neat-o case i, huh? -- and have progressed steadly to 3d rendered art/animation/music.
Remember the lawsuit brought againist the RIAA by what, 28 states for the prices of cds? Whatever happened to that? It'd be nice if we could get a large collective of people to agree to boycott so that it would have some sort of valid impact on the problem. The RIAA are money hungry fucks who won't stop until they're stopped with force. Not enough people actually care to boycott. I remember when the RIAA was going after tablature sites for fucksakes. The only way to really get anywhere is if the ``people'' were educated about the current situation. I'd quickly sign a boycott and go at it IF it would do anything for the problem. but do you honestly think enough people would boycott to do anything useful?