Facebook page is filled with angry comments from their followers that seem to all be unsuccessful Canadian hip hop artists who proclaim:
“We are gonna turn you into Lars Ulrich and bitch your band sucks anyway”.
Man I haven't laughed out loud like this in a long time, and it's amusing because the image of the "unsuccessful Canadian hip hop artist" is J-Roc from Trailer Park Boys.
I think the real issue with the "new boss" is you don't have it figured out yet, where the "old boss" was tried true and set in its ways, we are better off with the new boss, fuck the labels.
Saying the investors deserve to get screwed because they didn't do their "due diligence". and in some ways that is fair, it's also a large part of the housing bubble that led to a complete economic collapse as people were buying houses at absurd prices with no money down and variable interest rate loans.
So essentially the same people that want to get a fast buck and not doing the foot work to fully understand what they are getting into.
You can blame the guys the set the bear trap all you want, and personally I think we should bring back the guillotine, but you have to consider the average persons inability/stupidity to do the math and understand the issues are really the main problem.
If they had been smart enough they wouldn't have bought the houses or the stock.
Try controlling yourselves for once, take some personal responsibility especially since your community is known for shunning members that turn in pedophiles.
though critics said the decision may end up raising prices and hurting the U.S. renewable energy industry
Only from corporations with the "take advantage" business model, possibly price fixing as well but the manufacture with some foresight can short sell them.
They are over selling their capacity. They are not contractually obligated to give you the amount you thought you would get, unless you bought service with an SLA that states otherwise.
"Will we soon accept digital renderings in places where we used to expect photographs?"
We already do, car advertising in particular, but soon, very soon, SITCOM's, movies, and other forms of "entertainment" will be done entirely in the digital domain, why pay for an actor when you can render him/her and get a perfect shot every time? NO attitude, no drug problems, no million dollars paychecks.
Did anyone catch 2Pac's return to the stage? As cheesy as it was it is the holy grail, a performer in demand that never dies or creates other issues and is under total control. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGbrFmPBV0Y
If we continue to develop our technology without wisdom or prudence, our servant may prove to be our executioner. Omar N. Bradley
It isn't worth what they are asking, the old adage "It's worth what people will pay for it" applies, they won't pay anything, so songs on iTunes should be a dime to a quarter, movies 99 cents to two dollars. The only reason "they" got what they charged is because there was no other way to acquire the media, they controlled production and distribution, that no longer applies.
But then the movie industry is rather thuggish too.
The movie business has—yet again—run up record numbers at the box office. In 2010, theaters around the world reported a combined total revenue of $31.8 billion, up 8 percent from 2009. While the industry certainly has its share of piracy problems, they aren't affecting box office receipts.
The movie business has—yet again—run up record numbers at the box office. In 2010, theaters around the world reported a combined total revenue of $31.8 billion, up 8 percent from 2009. While the industry certainly has its share of piracy problems, they aren't affecting box office receipts.
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Never seen anything resembling porn on Wikipedia, granted I'm not looking for it, but without a link to the alleged porn I'm calling BS.
Without full disclosure on the OS, the source, and hardware you can't guarantee its secure.
I am guessing here, but it seems to me cell phones are designed from the ground up to be insecure.
Why not take a day off from hardware/software and computers, regress to your caveman days and grill some meat, take a digital sabbatical.
Facebook page is filled with angry comments from their followers that seem to all be unsuccessful Canadian hip hop artists who proclaim:
“We are gonna turn you into Lars Ulrich and bitch your band sucks anyway”.
Man I haven't laughed out loud like this in a long time, and it's amusing because the image of the "unsuccessful Canadian hip hop artist" is J-Roc from Trailer Park Boys.
I think the real issue with the "new boss" is you don't have it figured out yet, where the "old boss" was tried true and set in its ways, we are better off with the new boss, fuck the labels.
I've started storing everything in glass.
Saying the investors deserve to get screwed because they didn't do their "due diligence". and in some ways that is fair, it's also a large part of the housing bubble that led to a complete economic collapse as people were buying houses at absurd prices with no money down and variable interest rate loans.
So essentially the same people that want to get a fast buck and not doing the foot work to fully understand what they are getting into.
You can blame the guys the set the bear trap all you want, and personally I think we should bring back the guillotine, but you have to consider the average persons inability/stupidity to do the math and understand the issues are really the main problem.
If they had been smart enough they wouldn't have bought the houses or the stock.
Just more hype to further the Internet lockdown.
Try controlling yourselves for once, take some personal responsibility especially since your community is known for shunning members that turn in pedophiles.
Google it.
HP ML110 Gen7 server running PFsense and various packages available for PFsense.
Who cares...
It's news because a nerd actually landed a girlfriend AND got married.
Nope he's right she has cankles, but hey love is blind right.
though critics said the decision may end up raising prices and hurting the U.S. renewable energy industry
Only from corporations with the "take advantage" business model, possibly price fixing as well but the manufacture with some foresight can short sell them.
But then I have to sign up.
It isn't you just bought into the hype generated by the "insiders" that are going to clean the rubes financial clocks.
They are over selling their capacity.
They are not contractually obligated to give you the amount you thought you would get, unless you bought service with an SLA that states otherwise.
How worthwhile are any of these ads that seem to be the primary monetization of the Internet?
I never click on any of them, do you?
Seems no one really knows how much data their network can handle
Doesn't that shoot a hole in the ISP's anti-bittorrent arguments?
Of how we are just living off the production of an earlier age, just a bunch of cavemen foraging in the garbage.
"Will we soon accept digital renderings in places where we used to expect photographs?"
We already do, car advertising in particular, but soon, very soon, SITCOM's, movies, and other forms of "entertainment" will be done entirely in the digital domain, why pay for an actor when you can render him/her and get a perfect shot every time? NO attitude, no drug problems, no million dollars paychecks.
Did anyone catch 2Pac's return to the stage? As cheesy as it was it is the holy grail, a performer in demand that never dies or creates other issues and is under total control.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGbrFmPBV0Y
If we continue to develop our technology without wisdom or prudence, our servant may prove to be our executioner.
Omar N. Bradley
Yawn...
It isn't worth what they are asking, the old adage "It's worth what people will pay for it" applies, they won't pay anything, so songs on iTunes should be a dime to a quarter, movies 99 cents to two dollars.
The only reason "they" got what they charged is because there was no other way to acquire the media, they controlled production and distribution, that no longer applies.
Apple isn't any better.
But then the movie industry is rather thuggish too.
The movie business has—yet again—run up record numbers at the box office. In 2010, theaters around the world reported a combined total revenue of $31.8 billion, up 8 percent from 2009. While the industry certainly has its share of piracy problems, they aren't affecting box office receipts.
http://www.the-numbers.com/market/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_accounting
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2011/02/piracy-once-again-fails-to-get-in-way-of-record-box-office/
as casual piracy really is hurting the industry.
Really?
The movie business has—yet again—run up record numbers at the box office. In 2010, theaters around the world reported a combined total revenue of $31.8 billion, up 8 percent from 2009. While the industry certainly has its share of piracy problems, they aren't affecting box office receipts.
http://www.the-numbers.com/market/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_accounting
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2011/02/piracy-once-again-fails-to-get-in-way-of-record-box-office/