I could understand that music and software companies would be upset, but movie producers? They're filming how many percent of their movies in Vancouver nowadays? I guess we need to tighten the, err, bacon around the waists a bit, eh?
someone would find a way to do it quickly, safely, and cheaply
Hey, that's easy. Just dump it into the ocean. That'll give the marine biologists a couple of new monster species, too. Where is my government tax break and research grant?
Ah yes. "Truth in Advertising." Not. Don't expect any company to lobby for that kind of bill. Remember, if something can be accomplished cheaper by smearing congressmen or "donating to a good cause," then that's gonna happen. And no, I'm not being sarcastic or joking.
Thanks. You explained the 'ugly' part of the solution. I did not think of that. What would you say does 'significantly different content' mean in this context? Should a search engine penalize web sites that strip out links (and only that)?
SCI FI Channel unveiled a new slate of programs in development, which includes shows from executive producers George Clooney, Darren Star and Mark Burnett. SCI FI made the announcement Jan. 12 at the Television Critics Association's winter press tour in Pasadena, Calif.
Diamond Age, based on Neal Stephenson's best-selling novel The Diamond Age: Or a Young Lady's Illustrated Primer, is a six-hour miniseries from Clooney and fellow executive producer Grant Heslov of Smokehouse Productions.
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Someone with brains anticipated jokes about 500 GB not being a bigi and put the bi denominator after the magnitude. She deserves a Bimer. :-)
I bet it's related to the decreasing number of pirates!
That would explain AOL CDs.
Screw Zod, this sod is who I wanna see!
Because I browse at +3.
Wouldn't you need to be biased if you placed a vote?
Windows detected that it has detected that you clicked an accept button in a submit dialog box!
Is this awesome (Y/N)?
Let me correct you here: Sounds vaguely similar to the nano-scale rod-logic of K. Eric Drexler's Nanosystems.
Credit's due where credit's due, after all.
I could understand that music and software companies would be upset, but movie producers? They're filming how many percent of their movies in Vancouver nowadays? I guess we need to tighten the, err, bacon around the waists a bit, eh?
<wouldyoubelieveit>Guess how they got the power in the first place...</wouldyoubelieveit>
Geez, time to buy a couple dozen of those 500GB Seagate hard-drives for $200 a pop at Best Buy :P
Intelligently I hope!
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Ah yes. "Truth in Advertising." Not. Don't expect any company to lobby for that kind of bill. Remember, if something can be accomplished cheaper by smearing congressmen or "donating to a good cause," then that's gonna happen. And no, I'm not being sarcastic or joking.
Or maybe people took it as an electric shaver. I doubt it was water-proof. :P
It's the government. What else do you expect?
They have a consensus about disputing each other. :)
I use vim, you insensitive clod!:wq
Since they're red blood cells, which are essential to life, to the universe, and everything, I would say it's going to 42 bits to a word.
legal@microsoft.com? Are you shitting me? CmdrTaco should seriously think about adding article modding to slashcode.
Thanks. You explained the 'ugly' part of the solution. I did not think of that. What would you say does 'significantly different content' mean in this context? Should a search engine penalize web sites that strip out links (and only that)?