As if a movie studio would admit to something like that. So what if they hadn't seen the movie. They were told it was bad.
I mean, they've gone as far as to not allow people to review the movie, saying that they created it for the fans (what was that movie again? the two british spies with a weather controlling Sean Connery as the bad guy).
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Several years after they remake the Hobbit.
In Korea, old people spit you out!
But but but... using VS.net isn't cool! Using Delphi shows that you're different... like using a Mac
So... Delphi is a language, and a development environment? Does and anyone still use Delphi?
My Formal Languages and Automata Theory class is finally going to be useful!
UH oh!
We've gone back in time! It's 8:08 AM here!
No, hackers break plenty of laws: see DMCA.
Crackers are malicious. Hackers do there work more in the pursuit of knowledge.
As if a movie studio would admit to something like that. So what if they hadn't seen the movie. They were told it was bad. I mean, they've gone as far as to not allow people to review the movie, saying that they created it for the fans (what was that movie again? the two british spies with a weather controlling Sean Connery as the bad guy).
Pushing a movie back due to competition means your movie sucks.