I'm from Canada, and I've got a slight nitpick- the souvenir guide will only be available from Cineplex Odeon theaters, not Famous Players.
This is kinda irking me, as I will be going to the new Silver City theater in West Edmonton Mall for my Star Wars experience, and it is a Famous Players one.
Oh well. I'll probably see it at a Cineplex sometime in the future. btw, wish me luck! I'm going for tickets this Wednesday, as they go on sale one week in advance. There is no way I'll be in school...
Just for laughs, I'm going to see just how long it takes for someone to crack this scheme (if its copy protection) or set up illegal mirrors (if its just web-based authentication)
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Slacker. I edit the inodes via magnet.
(yes, i know i stole if from UF, forgive me)
So what are we gonna do when we finally run out of space? Parallel processors? Are there any articles out there that discuss the possibilities?
its x86.. i mean linux may not be totally optimized for the 3 fp units, but it'll still run
Actually, ninety-fifties makes sense... a sort of hideos almagamation of fifties supertech words (somewhat) adapted for the nineties.
I'm from Canada, and I've got a slight nitpick- the souvenir guide will only be available from Cineplex Odeon theaters, not Famous Players.
This is kinda irking me, as I will be going to the new Silver City theater in West Edmonton Mall for my Star Wars experience, and it is a Famous Players one.
Oh well. I'll probably see it at a Cineplex sometime in the future. btw, wish me luck! I'm going for tickets this Wednesday, as they go on sale one week in advance. There is no way I'll be in school...
wasn't first after all... but its a dumb aspiration anyway.
Just for laughs, I'm going to see just how long it takes for someone to crack this scheme (if its copy protection) or set up illegal mirrors (if its just web-based authentication)
:)
(first, btw