It is addictive, but it's also frustratingly buggy. I almost chucked my laptop after it ate a somewhat lengthy post. That was last summer.
I did get some gigs and had sex with some young girls looking for daddy figures*, but I had to bail. It was too much of a time waster, and it was seriously cutting into my time wasting time on slashdot.
*Seriously, if you have any sort of income, there's a young chick out there who would love to have you spend some of it on her. They're sick of their high school and college boys that are always broke. Assuming you have some social skills and aren't disgusting, of course. Just be careful she's not too young. I have a feeling if I was still on there, I might be in trouble now.
Looks like Microsoft has notched the bar a little higher than usual. Hopefully they really really really mean it this time. (And Lucy isn't going to yank the football back this time.)
The problem is that they're quickly running out of features to cut from Vista. That's the bottle neck. Right now they're weighing whether to cut either the slick new GUI or the fantastic new security features to make the January deadline. The OEM's are already pressuring them for a "Vista SP 1 Ready" sticker program.
"People look at me like I'm a Nazi because I seriously don't think most Americans should be enfranchised. Let's face an ugly truth. Our founding fathers were right: most people are unfit to vote."
The reason people look at you like you're a Nazi is because once you start with . . ..
It could also be the the little toothbrush mustache and the swastika armband.
Yeah, that was pretty cool, seeing the chute and the lines underwater like that. But the coolest was just after separation, seeing the shuttle's main engines fire up.
It's simply that the Directors Guild want more protection than is afforded to them by law.
That might be your learned opinion, but it's not the law. The court ruled that these works were impermissible as derivative works. Derivative works fall under copyright law. So, really, the DGA wanted enforcement of protection that is afforded by the law. Pretty much the opposite of what you're saying.
I should also note that "edits" is too vague of a term. Cleanflicks (and co.) are not adding or replacing content, simply removing it.
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They're going to need some method of sedation, otherwise they'll be bouncing off the walls.
Cue the yo mama in space jokes . . .
Yo mama so inflatable, the shuttle tried to dock with her.
I'm so sick of the phrase "sharp as a bowling ball" that should we ever meet, I'm going to stab you with a vorpal spoon.
Don't begrudge me my moment in the slashdot sun!
Actually, I was figuring someone would ask me what it's like.
This could put the State Department ahead of MySpace as the #1 destination site.
Who?
Are you referring to the porn classic, A Sale of Two Titties, directed by Dick Chuckens?
Duh! Data for BSD.
I haven't used it to get a date, but I have used it to get laid. But I recently moved into my 40s, so I'm a lot less proud. =)
I had to stop, however. It was too addictive and I couldn't use it in moderation.
It is addictive, but it's also frustratingly buggy. I almost chucked my laptop after it ate a somewhat lengthy post. That was last summer.
I did get some gigs and had sex with some young girls looking for daddy figures*, but I had to bail. It was too much of a time waster, and it was seriously cutting into my time wasting time on slashdot.
*Seriously, if you have any sort of income, there's a young chick out there who would love to have you spend some of it on her. They're sick of their high school and college boys that are always broke. Assuming you have some social skills and aren't disgusting, of course. Just be careful she's not too young. I have a feeling if I was still on there, I might be in trouble now.
The main abnormality in human children conceived through this method seems to be an unhealthy obsession with cheese and a tendency to scamper.
Relax. It's not like were discussing mouse porn.
Although I am feeling the urge to squeak a bit.
Because more complexity equals better, and being all things to all people in a mediocre way is superior to doing a few things well.
Looks like Microsoft has notched the bar a little higher than usual. Hopefully they really really really mean it this time. (And Lucy isn't going to yank the football back this time.)
Good grief, yagu Brown!
That's one way to put it. Another would be that they're pulling a M.C. Hammer.
The problem is that they're quickly running out of features to cut from Vista. That's the bottle neck. Right now they're weighing whether to cut either the slick new GUI or the fantastic new security features to make the January deadline. The OEM's are already pressuring them for a "Vista SP 1 Ready" sticker program.
Who could have guessed that they would name the U.S. Access Board Advisory Committee the U.S. Access Board Advisory Committee?
You are so EVIL!!!
Hahahahaha, man, that made me cringe reading it. X0
If you keep it in your front pocket, do you still call it your Linux box?
Points for the Brando quote.
It could also be the the little toothbrush mustache and the swastika armband.
SCENE 23, DAY INT., DIGISHAMAN HOUSE HALLWAY
Mom: What's the hold up? Why aren't you kids ready for school?
Kids: DigiShaman is hogging the bathroom again. Panning for gold.
DigiShaman [muffled, behind door]: Eureka!!
That never bothered me. What sets me on edge is the idea of getting needles jabbed in my eyes.
If he did pay for it, he wouldn't be a filching freeloader, nor a pilfering parasite, nor a larcenous leech.
Yeah, that was pretty cool, seeing the chute and the lines underwater like that. But the coolest was just after separation, seeing the shuttle's main engines fire up.
It's simply that the Directors Guild want more protection than is afforded to them by law.
That might be your learned opinion, but it's not the law. The court ruled that these works were impermissible as derivative works. Derivative works fall under copyright law. So, really, the DGA wanted enforcement of protection that is afforded by the law. Pretty much the opposite of what you're saying.
I should also note that "edits" is too vague of a term. Cleanflicks (and co.) are not adding or replacing content, simply removing it.
Removing content is editing. I refer you to #4 of the first definition.