Tell me about it. I'd sooooo bang that fat guy in the rat suit. Wait... what?
Nintendo DS is and always was a gimmick
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PSP And DS Duke It Out
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But until then, the Nintendo DS is nothing more than a decent idea being used as a stop-gap to limit the sales of the Sony PSP until the next Game Boy is ready.
I've thought this from the first time I heard about the Nintendo DS. The whole thing reeks of 'gimmick'. I mean, it's not even called a 'gameboy' for fear of ruining the brand's good name. As someone who, as a young impressionable kid, begged his parents for both a 32X and a Saturn, I think I can smell a cheap stop-gap console from a mile away.
Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, EMI and Warner Music Group, for instance, inked deals to distribute songs on a fee-based download service run by Wurld Media, a Saratoga Springs, N.Y., peer-to-peer software company.
Does anyone else think these guys made a serious typo in their Articles of Incorporation and couldn't be bothered to fix it?
Seeing as how these terms were introduced on February 5, 2004, I wouldn't exactly call them "new." In fact, I had already come across these ridiculous terms a few months ago in one of my first forays into the world of 'reading the licensing agreement.' I was a little taken aback at first, but then I realized that most of what I, and most people, say over IM is complete garbage anyway and probably hardly worth the expense of any kind of data mining. Plus, if I ever really wanted to send sensitive information, I'd find a better way. So essentially, I think, this is a non-issue. But I could be wrong.
Re:Boycott Episode III - The Only Sensible Action
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Wow... 'at least a month,' eh? Man up, Nancy, and just don't see it. Whether you see it on opening day or a month later, you're still another 10 bucks in Lucas' pocket. Also, what you're suggesting is not a 'boycott.' Save the word 'boycott' for things that actually matter and save your money by renting a good movie on May 19th. May I suggest Malcolm X?
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OS Xtreme! (they already did it with the Airport)
There's always the Mint 400
I think the fact that he called it a 'N0-SPIN' review pretty much guaranteed that it had a serious political agenda.
It's moron, moran. Get a brain!
Tell me about it. I'd sooooo bang that fat guy in the rat suit. Wait... what?
I've thought this from the first time I heard about the Nintendo DS. The whole thing reeks of 'gimmick'. I mean, it's not even called a 'gameboy' for fear of ruining the brand's good name. As someone who, as a young impressionable kid, begged his parents for both a 32X and a Saturn, I think I can smell a cheap stop-gap console from a mile away.
You're an anti-pentite!
Puppies love David Hasselhoff. Wait... I got that wrong, didn't I? (SFW)
You can't spell Mensa without M S N...
If this were Fark, I'd say it needed an [obvious] tag. That or, "I'd hit it". Whatever.
What's the point of learning mathematics, science and engineering if you can't use it to improve the world?
No matter how many times I hear that joke, I still laugh.
I hope he includes this scene.
Yes, but will it be digitally signed?
Does anyone else think these guys made a serious typo in their Articles of Incorporation and couldn't be bothered to fix it?
I'm sure folks were fighting with their own lightsabers while watching that.
I first read that as "Debian Release Mgr. Proposes Dropping Some Acid"
Yeah, it's kind of cartoon making fun of folks who say things like "AOHell" and "Winblows," though there is some naughty language.
Well said, my friend.
Here's a suggestion. Just post the interesting part of the TOS (and a link to it) as your away message. Everyone will read it.
You are drastically misreading that. As the date on the TOS is "February 5, 2004"
Seeing as how these terms were introduced on February 5, 2004, I wouldn't exactly call them "new." In fact, I had already come across these ridiculous terms a few months ago in one of my first forays into the world of 'reading the licensing agreement.' I was a little taken aback at first, but then I realized that most of what I, and most people, say over IM is complete garbage anyway and probably hardly worth the expense of any kind of data mining. Plus, if I ever really wanted to send sensitive information, I'd find a better way. So essentially, I think, this is a non-issue. But I could be wrong.
Wow... 'at least a month,' eh? Man up, Nancy, and just don't see it. Whether you see it on opening day or a month later, you're still another 10 bucks in Lucas' pocket. Also, what you're suggesting is not a 'boycott.' Save the word 'boycott' for things that actually matter and save your money by renting a good movie on May 19th. May I suggest Malcolm X?
Especially the bad haircut part!
That's why DVDs will be around for at least as long as it takes for the final Simpsons DVD to be released.