So, in a film about the past, it must be completely accurate or be liable for suit? What about historical fiction?
Sometimes i wish this were true, if you make a historical film should you be allowed to change the facts/outcome. I guess it's your film, but changing history (and let's face it, a lot of people get all there history from TV) does seem a bit disgusting and just plain wrong. Off course, if this were so, almost every US "history" film would be in trouble.
"I think we're all beginning to lose site of the real issue here, which is, what are we going to call ourselves? I've narrowed it down to two suggestions. The League Against Salivating Monsters, or, my own personal preference, the Committee for the Liberation and Integration of Terrifying Organisms and their Rehabilitation Into Society. Uhm, one drawback with that, the abbreviation is CLITORIS."
Does anyone else remember from college how the poles just flip every million years or so, and no one really knows why? That whay *I* am worried about. the poles moving just a little bit is fine with me.
And Australia would be on top of the world. We could say, "how is it down under?" to all of you!
"Hollywood is scared shitless of believing in anything. That's why they spend so
much fucking money asking test audiences to write their endings for
them. So, what we get are technologically perfect movies with no soul.
That's Ice Age: millions of dollars of computers thrown at a
bland script full of pooping and animals getting bonked on the head.
It looks great, but where its heart should be is a hack screenwriter
doing exactly what a bunch of play-it-safe executives and focus groups
ask for. It's like having a CD of a shitty album when it's way better
to have a vinyl copy of a great one."
Perhaps it was all done on purpose. One company makes a really bad movie called showtime, therefore creating a negative image in the minds of consumers, detracting from the services provided by another company.
Slashdot Mirror
However, if the code is GPL'd, the companies cannot benefit from it.
This is simply not true, they can still benefit from this code... they just can't steal it and say it is theres.
I agree, shouldn't there be some sort of penalty for people who keep dragging this up! Like a beheading perhaps?
I don't think AMD needs Linux as much as they need Windows, because Windows requires faster CPU's than Linux...
Obvious really.
So thats what that company retreat to Malaysia is all about... i wonder if it's too late to get out.
...And sell it to someone in my family for a few hundred bucks, with Linux and Windows both preinstalled.
You cheap bastard!
...don't press the button until after you have
downloaded the software
So, in a film about the past, it must be completely accurate or be liable for suit? What about historical fiction?
Sometimes i wish this were true, if you make a historical film should you be allowed to change the facts/outcome. I guess it's your film, but changing history (and let's face it, a lot of people get all there history from TV) does seem a bit disgusting and just plain wrong. Off course, if this were so, almost every US "history" film would be in trouble.
These are two companies... they should be wasting as much money as they can...
and I also can't wait to see Kirsten Dunst in the wet t-shirt too...
I do find the term slightly herionware slightly offensive. Have you ever known someone to die from a game?
EQ isn't that hard to give up. I give it up almost several times a day!
Who are these people addicted to porn? What do they do, neglect there girlfriend? Steal to get more porn?
"You steal one persons work, its plagiarism,
You steal many, and its research."
Stolen from this week New Scientist, who stole
it from somewhere else!
the artists still aren't getting paid!
With the current cd for cash model, the artist doesn't really get paid either!
They index my site, so whhhehhh!! Actually, i remember when my crappy site was first listed on google, is was so excited... oh well, goodbye google.
and perhaps more importantly, what sort of software???
From Red Dwarf:
"I think we're all beginning to lose site of the real issue here, which is, what are we going to call ourselves? I've narrowed it down to two suggestions. The League Against Salivating Monsters, or, my own personal preference, the Committee for the Liberation and Integration of Terrifying Organisms and their Rehabilitation
Into Society. Uhm, one drawback with that, the abbreviation is CLITORIS."
Rimmer in POLYMORPH
So you mean i can just pop this CD into my cell phone and play the game??? Cool :)
Sure it wasn't 64 bytes??? Or 64 bits???
Does anyone else remember from college how the poles just flip every million years or so, and no one really knows why? That whay *I* am worried about. the poles moving just a little bit is fine with me.
And Australia would be on top of the world. We could say, "how is it down under?" to all of you!
Excuse me for not losing any sleep. Your stats, and the fact that it passed by a few days ago.
I thought that Bush invented the mouse http://www2.kenyon.edu/people/adamsal/gui/bush_eng elbart.htm
which would make sense, since while Gore invented the Internet, Bush invented the mouse...
Perhaps they are used to power the Death Star... ok bad names, what about Death Star and Star Destroyer???
"Hollywood is scared shitless of believing in anything. That's why they spend so
much fucking money asking test audiences to write their endings for
them. So, what we get are technologically perfect movies with no soul.
That's Ice Age: millions of dollars of computers thrown at a
bland script full of pooping and animals getting bonked on the head.
It looks great, but where its heart should be is a hack screenwriter
doing exactly what a bunch of play-it-safe executives and focus groups
ask for. It's like having a CD of a shitty album when it's way better
to have a vinyl copy of a great one."
...and for an even more accurate look at "Ice Age", go to http://bigempire.com/filthy/
Perhaps it was all done on purpose. One company makes a really bad movie called showtime, therefore creating a negative image in the minds of consumers, detracting from the services provided by another company.
I wonder if they can sue them for slander???
"What are you trying to tell me? That I can arrange my MP3's easier" - Neo
"No, Neo. I'm trying to tell you that when they're ready, you won't have to." - Morpheus