10. Accidental switch back to 19,000 Leagues Under the Sea. 9. Messed up computers report EuroDisney turning a profit. 8. Air traffic control glitch causes Dumbo to smack into a DC-10. 7. The "It's a Small World After All" creatures go on a rampage. 6. The Hall of Presidents keeps chanting "Kill Clinton, kill Clinton." 5. When you wish upon a star, nothing happens. 4. Unexpected power surge brings an angry Walt Disney back to life. 3. "Main Street Electrical Parade" becomes "Main Street Two Guys With Plastic Flashlights Parade." 2. Ticket machine accidentally dispenses day passes for less than $600. 1. Two words: catapulting teacups.
Cam recordings suck, anyway...you always end up with some cropped video by a guy recording from the far right side of the theater. I'll wait for a screener DVD rip:-P
You could also just use Audio Hijack and record the stream, crop it the way you want with Sound Studio, and then encode that AIFF to whatever you want. It's not nearly as confusing as that.
Peter: Ok, here's another riddle. A woman has two children. A homicidal murderer tells her she can only keep one. Which one does she let him kill? Brian: That's... that's not a riddle. That's... that's just terrible. Peter: Wrong, the ugly one!
"With the exception of Apple users, who will do whatever Stevie tells them to"
No, Apple (Mac!) users do whatever they want, and do it easily. If it happens to be buying music from Apple's Music store and putting it on an iPod, so be it. It's not forced upon us, it's just suggested by innovation and ease-of-use. What's wrong with choosing the complete, working, and easy solution?
I can go snag a book from the library for free, copy it onto paper, and give it back. There. I have it, without paying for it. Without being sued for copyright infringement. Same deal with music, only I'm using a machine to copy it.
You can't stop it. What are you going to do about it? Stop selling music? Hah. If you can hear it, you can record it. Give it up.
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Top Ten Ways Y2K Affected Disney World
10. Accidental switch back to 19,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
9. Messed up computers report EuroDisney turning a profit.
8. Air traffic control glitch causes Dumbo to smack into a DC-10.
7. The "It's a Small World After All" creatures go on a rampage.
6. The Hall of Presidents keeps chanting "Kill Clinton, kill Clinton."
5. When you wish upon a star, nothing happens.
4. Unexpected power surge brings an angry Walt Disney back to life.
3. "Main Street Electrical Parade" becomes "Main Street Two Guys With Plastic Flashlights Parade."
2. Ticket machine accidentally dispenses day passes for less than $600.
1. Two words: catapulting teacups.
It's a Kodak moment!
Cam recordings suck, anyway...you always end up with some cropped video by a guy recording from the far right side of the theater. I'll wait for a screener DVD rip :-P
You could also just use Audio Hijack and record the stream, crop it the way you want with Sound Studio, and then encode that AIFF to whatever you want. It's not nearly as confusing as that.
Peter: Ok, here's another riddle. A woman has two children. A homicidal murderer tells her she can only keep one. Which one does she let him kill?
Brian: That's... that's not a riddle. That's... that's just terrible.
Peter: Wrong, the ugly one!
Yeah America's great isn't it? Except for the south.
"At least if Linux takes off, their viruses will propagate and we won't be seen as the bad guys any more."
Linux? Viruses? What?
I bet Valve still hates you guys.
That's a dupetastrophe :-(
Sorry Adobe but you missed out
Well tough luck that app's mine now
Cracking's more than just a trend
This is how activation ends
Too bad that you couldn't see
See the fact I don't have a key
There is more than meets the eye
I see the code that is inside...
We can only hope.
Does OS X even have autorun support? Not that I'd use it, hah.
Will they sell Segways too?
Break out the permanent markers, boys. Time to do some "cracking."
Pin 39 on the IDE bus is activity. Wire an LED to that.
But these ones will work... without holes. So it's different, you see.
Giving you the same nice, slow connection. Who loves the FCC? :-P
"With the exception of Apple users, who will do whatever Stevie tells them to" No, Apple (Mac!) users do whatever they want, and do it easily. If it happens to be buying music from Apple's Music store and putting it on an iPod, so be it. It's not forced upon us, it's just suggested by innovation and ease-of-use. What's wrong with choosing the complete, working, and easy solution?
I can go snag a book from the library for free, copy it onto paper, and give it back. There. I have it, without paying for it. Without being sued for copyright infringement. Same deal with music, only I'm using a machine to copy it.
You can't stop it. What are you going to do about it? Stop selling music? Hah. If you can hear it, you can record it. Give it up.
Don't think I don't buy music, though.
"I, uh, fixed your door... It was sticking."
Sam: "Where should I put this thing so that it doesn't hurt anyone we know or care about?"
Max: "Out the window, Sam. There's nobody but strangers out there."
Their number 1 risk should be their own security holes.
*cough* Slammer *cough*
Then Linux.
"The day that linux worms run rampant is the day it becomes a successful desktop." How?
...and reliable.