But isn't this the principle under which archive.org operates? One can argue that this is not different than a public library lending books and such, why I understand the desperation many have to enforce "IP" personally I can understand this, if I find a recipe on the web, can't I save it to disk? Can't I mail it or SMS it to my mom? Can't I have my home network scrape such recipes and present them in an custom format in the kitchen terminal?
Isn't then scrapping websites for TV listings ilegal? There are all sort of conveniences and freedoms attached to just respecting attribution and coping the hell out of the web around. Copyright is seem like such a massive deterrent to innovation... it makes baby Jew Jesus cry (Aryan Jesus is just dandy tho)
Though you have to accept that the main problem is buying a Mac, I know, once you've made an investment the only recourse you have is whine and protest, but what we really should be doing is buying from open source friendly hardware manufacturers, or even better open source *hardware* companies.
Just look at what Firefox did to the web browsing world, from shitty IE everywhere including Macs, to Apple and Google making their own browsers and MS picking up the slack with browsers that actually render PNGs, is there really anything that your MacBook does that couldn't be done with a System76 for instance?
And that's exactly one of the things I love about NOT being on facebook. Geez I don't even use the same skype/msn account to every workplace I've gotten. It's incredibly awkward to bump into somebody I haven't talked to in ages -- and have no interest in talking to ever again.
I pay a higher fraction of my income to keep the country defended, the streets safe, the laws enforced, the mail moving, the homeless sheltered and the children educated than does companies like Google.
And I'll add, this in spite of the fact that I have much less to gain from military invasions, road maintenance, public education and law enforcement included but not limited to copyright and trademark enforcement and myriad other public services, than these same companies.
MacOS it's not UNIX, in the sense that the MacOS marketshare and the UNIX marketshare only negligibly overlap. MacOS could be built upon Haiku for all that MacOS users care.
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He/she is talking about an ArchiveBinge. For the record.
So you don't know Foresight Linux users.
Actually it compresses nicely.
But isn't this the principle under which archive.org operates? One can argue that this is not different than a public library lending books and such, why I understand the desperation many have to enforce "IP" personally I can understand this, if I find a recipe on the web, can't I save it to disk? Can't I mail it or SMS it to my mom? Can't I have my home network scrape such recipes and present them in an custom format in the kitchen terminal?
Isn't then scrapping websites for TV listings ilegal? There are all sort of conveniences and freedoms attached to just respecting attribution and coping the hell out of the web around. Copyright is seem like such a massive deterrent to innovation... it makes baby Jew Jesus cry (Aryan Jesus is just dandy tho)
It's the only way to be sure!
Michigan?
No big deal, I have a Windows netbook which is used almost exclusively to watch youtube and play a dozen indie games.
Though that "make some ideological deal of that" is part of the problem not the solution.
People have to understand that "ideological" is just "long term pragmatical"
Though you have to accept that the main problem is buying a Mac, I know, once you've made an investment the only recourse you have is whine and protest, but what we really should be doing is buying from open source friendly hardware manufacturers, or even better open source *hardware* companies.
Just look at what Firefox did to the web browsing world, from shitty IE everywhere including Macs, to Apple and Google making their own browsers and MS picking up the slack with browsers that actually render PNGs, is there really anything that your MacBook does that couldn't be done with a System76 for instance?
And that's exactly one of the things I love about NOT being on facebook. Geez I don't even use the same skype/msn account to every workplace I've gotten. It's incredibly awkward to bump into somebody I haven't talked to in ages -- and have no interest in talking to ever again.
I learned about chopping trees in minecraft, try it! It's the closest thing to actually getting outside, or so they say.
No silly, you get modded up for criticizing the enemy, not for praising their side, trash both and you a winner is you.
It's even more ridiculous than that, the story goes like this:
OMG Steve (your highness) Jobs did something (actually kinda old but for them) new! Are the everybody else doomed? (I mean, of course yes!)
Nobody said "Yahoo Answers-grade" was the lowest grade of stupidity available for comparison, now excuse me while I compile my kernel.
Actually is more like
- iCrap
- Krap
- Gnome Excrement
- Google Crap
- shit*
- JCrap**
* By Microsoft.
** Now called LibreCrap.
Of course it's iCrap because it is made by Apple! Otherwise it would be Krap, GCrap or MS Crap.
It goes along the lines of:
I pay a higher fraction of my income to keep the country defended, the streets safe, the laws enforced, the mail moving, the homeless sheltered and the children educated than does companies like Google.
And I'll add, this in spite of the fact that I have much less to gain from military invasions, road maintenance, public education and law enforcement included but not limited to copyright and trademark enforcement and myriad other public services, than these same companies.
No I didn't! Is there a new kernel release :D? Where? Where?
Miku actually got popular by the vast amount of fan made viral musics spread in Nico Nico Douga.
FTFY
Ok that was embarassing, corrected list:
Ok here are mine
Ok here are mine
Bonus points if you happen to grab a Vocaloid cosplayer.
Goto Akihabara, grab ANY person, at random, and get educated.
I suspect /. has been infiltrated by CIA astroturfers, that or 12 years old rednecks. Could be both.
MacOS it's not UNIX, in the sense that the MacOS marketshare and the UNIX marketshare only negligibly overlap. MacOS could be built upon Haiku for all that MacOS users care.
But we come here for the comments anyway.