Stupid little kids who put big exhaust pipes on their Hondas and think they instantly have 50 more horses because the chopshop owner who sold it to them said so. Kids who are proud of their car sounding like a bumblebee. Pimply little runts who think that putting a fake VTEC sticker or "Type-R" badge on their car gives it more horsepower. Punks who only go to "Battle of the Imports" races because deep down inside they know their doors would get blown off by domestic muscle cars. 'Nuff said.
AFAIK, paint will eat through the rubberized parts on these things. I painted my G3 black, and discovered to my horror that the rubberized film on the hockey puck mouse bubbled up like salted snails when I accidentally sprayed it a little on the outside surface. Fortunately, the majority of the Powermac doesn't have this rubberized film on it, but it seems that the iBook has quite a bit of this stuff on it. Just be careful where you spray, guys.
Yeah, not being able to excercise your arms and legs leads to muscle atrophy like the shuttle astronauts. After a while you look like a potato sack with spaghetti legs
The Blair Witch project already had so much positive buzz about it, for them to pull a stunt like creating a fake fan site would be tripping themselves when they're on a good stride. If it is true, the marketing team needs a good kick in the head. Spielberg's marketing team already tried that crap (they pretended their Jurassic Park 2 website was hacked into) and everyone called them on it. Why even take chances with dampening your movie's publicity? It's definitely not worth the risk.
I guess it's just to keep Microsoft at bay... which is not a bad cause in itself, but I think Unix can handle the job pretty well without any new gadgets. I keep hearing about managers switching networks over to NT and then switching back to Unix when they get tired of slowdowns and crashes. This includes MSNBC, by the way.
Yeah, it was just that I remember another article saying that he wouldn't prosecute kiddies who were posting trailers on non-profit websites, but this article seems to say he'll go after anyone. I wish there were more specific statements on "can-do" and "cannot-do"...
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Saddam Hussein is #20? And Hitler is #3? Something tells me not all the votes were exactly heartfelt...
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Stupid little kids who put big exhaust pipes on their Hondas and think they instantly have 50 more horses because the chopshop owner who sold it to them said so. Kids who are proud of their car sounding like a bumblebee. Pimply little runts who think that putting a fake VTEC sticker or "Type-R" badge on their car gives it more horsepower. Punks who only go to "Battle of the Imports" races because deep down inside they know their doors would get blown off by domestic muscle cars. 'Nuff said.
AFAIK, paint will eat through the rubberized parts on these things. I painted my G3 black, and discovered to my horror that the rubberized film on the hockey puck mouse bubbled up like salted snails when I accidentally sprayed it a little on the outside surface. Fortunately, the majority of the Powermac doesn't have this rubberized film on it, but it seems that the iBook has quite a bit of this stuff on it. Just be careful where you spray, guys.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Neal Stephenson coin this term? And now they're using it as their own trademark?
Yeah, not being able to excercise your arms and legs leads to muscle atrophy like the shuttle astronauts. After a while you look like a potato sack with spaghetti legs
The Blair Witch project already had so much positive buzz about it, for them to pull a stunt like creating a fake fan site would be tripping themselves when they're on a good stride. If it is true, the marketing team needs a good kick in the head. Spielberg's marketing team already tried that crap (they pretended their Jurassic Park 2 website was hacked into) and everyone called them on it. Why even take chances with dampening your movie's publicity? It's definitely not worth the risk.
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And so are iloveslashdot.net and iloveslashdot.com. On the other hand, so are ihateslashdot.com, net and org...
It's a good article anyways, with more info.
I guess it's just to keep Microsoft at bay... which is not a bad cause in itself, but I think Unix can handle the job pretty well without any new gadgets. I keep hearing about managers switching networks over to NT and then switching back to Unix when they get tired of slowdowns and crashes. This includes MSNBC, by the way.
The part about making it a crime to use another's email address for spam is awesome, but... is taking away the FCC's jurisdiction really a good idea?
What exactly is the usefulness of this? Networking? Internet? What does it provide that existing protocols can't do?
Yeah, it was just that I remember another article saying that he wouldn't prosecute kiddies who were posting trailers on non-profit websites, but this article seems to say he'll go after anyone. I wish there were more specific statements on "can-do" and "cannot-do"...
Does his stance against piracy include those of us who turn the Quicktime trailers into MPEGs and distribute them for free?
Curses, I've been beaten to the punch. I'll be back!