And some people might have to learn that Hitler is not "cool", "alive", a "mastermind" or whatever people think they might know in places that actually don't have much to care about it.
It's not hiding from the past, it's called living with it. Learning. And every time someone thinks it would be funny to say something like this it's just their retarded narrow minded view of things they don't understand, underestimate and just do not care about.
And I think everyone modding those people up should be ashamed as well.
FYI, Record sales are low already. Record companies have found new ways to cash-in their artists. And one of those things is doing concerts/tours. The old days of free concert organizing groups are over. They now have to follow strict guidelines written down in binding contracts forced on them by record companies. Also, ticket prices are getting out of hand. Where do you boycott now?
I have to admit that I am pretty overwhelmed by my ignorance of the euro-DMCA laws. I live in Germany and I have never read anything in the mainstream newspapers nor seen anything on tv. There are some places where the issue is discussed (heise.de) but as someone said earlier: that is not mainstream.
It's really weak to have laws passed by old fools (politicians) who don't really know what they're doing. No need to say that our last chancellor didn't know there was an internet. He was in charge until 1998. Bah.
There's more under the surface of an UI than just the "look" and "feel". You can add some pretty neat funtions to an UI that require advanced skills and a lot of debugging. You might say those are not part of the user interface, but in fact they do not belong to the core program at all. It's just for ergonomic reasons.
And, honestly, reproducing other people's errors is more than just a dumb coincidence/action/whatever.
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And what about today? Is today the worst day of your life?
And some people might have to learn that Hitler is not "cool", "alive", a "mastermind" or whatever people think they might know in places that actually don't have much to care about it.
It's not hiding from the past, it's called living with it. Learning. And every time someone thinks it would be funny to say something like this it's just their retarded narrow minded view of things they don't understand, underestimate and just do not care about.
And I think everyone modding those people up should be ashamed as well.
FYI, Record sales are low already. Record companies have found new ways to cash-in their artists. And one of those things is doing concerts/tours. The old days of free concert organizing groups are over. They now have to follow strict guidelines written down in binding contracts forced on them by record companies. Also, ticket prices are getting out of hand. Where do you boycott now?
...wehn amazon.com is giong to petant taht
[irony]Yeah, right! And we Germans didn't like you anyway. So thanks for taking the blame on this issue.[/irony] (:
I have to admit that I am pretty overwhelmed by my ignorance of the euro-DMCA laws. I live in Germany and I have never read anything in the mainstream newspapers nor seen anything on tv. There are some places where the issue is discussed (heise.de) but as someone said earlier: that is not mainstream.
It's really weak to have laws passed by old fools (politicians) who don't really know what they're doing. No need to say that our last chancellor didn't know there was an internet. He was in charge until 1998. Bah.
>UIs don't make their own errors.
There's more under the surface of an UI than just the "look" and "feel". You can add some pretty neat funtions to an UI that require advanced skills and a lot of debugging. You might say those are not part of the user interface, but in fact they do not belong to the core program at all. It's just for ergonomic reasons.
And, honestly, reproducing other people's errors is more than just a dumb coincidence/action/whatever.
windows xp?
anyone noticed the odd data at hotmail lately? kinda figures