You could make your tweets private. It's a shit option, but at least there is one. Of course, there's no guarantee that making your tweets private actually keeps you out of the archive, but ostensibly it is possible.
You forgot the part where you pay the record label 90% of that 10% that you distributed. And also the donation to the artist must be made by way of that same record label, because they know what they're doing.
DuckDuckGo seems to, in general, return better results than Google has for me for awhile now. To me it feels like using Google in the early 2000s, actually, clean and generally bullshit-free.
This is the United States. You're suggesting we talk things through? All we do here is shout and shout till the other person gives up or everyone ends up so angry that they fight each other.
[I]n the UK the courts are separate and distinct from the government.
Then how are the courts funded? How are their orders enforced or, rather, by whom? I'm not trolling, and I'm sorry if I come off as if I were, but could you explain how UK courts are "separate and distinct"? Unless you meant that they're their own branch of government, separate and distinct from Parliament, in which case I wish to strike my first three sentences of this post from the record.
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You could make your tweets private. It's a shit option, but at least there is one. Of course, there's no guarantee that making your tweets private actually keeps you out of the archive, but ostensibly it is possible.
So, kind of exactly like what the government does, then.
Except wood.
Welcome to the War on Drugs.
The whoosh is deafening.
I know, I know. I was being generous.
You forgot the part where you pay the record label 90% of that 10% that you distributed. And also the donation to the artist must be made by way of that same record label, because they know what they're doing.
Well, I had really been hoping to get $160,000 for this... Ok, $10 it is.
No, but it is like rocket surgery.
Reminds me of an old-ish spoof of a 2005 iPod nano commercial, which spoof features the Macintosh Classic II.
Time and Relative Dimension in Salt
I now have a suggestion for the new logo.
Areyoukiddingme?!
No, they had it years before Continuum. They call it TV. ;)
For some reason, I find this comic appropriate.
Exactly. It's capitalization that makes the difference there.
"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."
Oh, so it's that kind of death!
Is this how you introduce yourself at parties?
Sounds like something that could be straight out of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
DuckDuckGo seems to, in general, return better results than Google has for me for awhile now. To me it feels like using Google in the early 2000s, actually, clean and generally bullshit-free.
Fixed that for myself.
The "task of actually creating them" might become trivial, but pronouncing "UIEA" never will.
This is the United States. You're suggesting we talk things through? All we do here is shout and shout till the other person gives up or everyone ends up so angry that they fight each other.
Then how are the courts funded? How are their orders enforced or, rather, by whom? I'm not trolling, and I'm sorry if I come off as if I were, but could you explain how UK courts are "separate and distinct"? Unless you meant that they're their own branch of government, separate and distinct from Parliament, in which case I wish to strike my first three sentences of this post from the record.