I know this is Slashdot, and expecting people to read the article is a waste of time, so can we possibly get a little more info in the summary?
I read the headline and thought it was going to be some really wierd but totally cool sting op.
Exactly. I like LiveJournal because it's NOT a MySpace clone. And in my opinion, it has a long way to go before it gets there. Not that that's stopping SixApart from trying. Oh well.
*goes back to his paid account and makes faces at all the people who see ads*
No, they had Sheppard stand at the bottom, and through his amazing Kirk!God!MarySue!ness, he singlehandedly pushed the shuttle into orbit. Ronan pulled 56,234,980,458 knives from his hair and threw them at the satellites in the way, McKay provided the necessary trajectories, and Teyla bared her midriff. All the while Weir stood there in Mission Control and did... absolutely nothing.
Lorne was nowhere to be found.
If they did, it would be a very very interesting situation.
Most upstart labels don't have the cash to even come close to competing with the Top Five, but Google might.
It would be a mammoth expenditure of cash initially but by the time they got it up and running (and got a few major anti-DRM artists on their side) the world might be ready for it.
Cool idea. Doubt we'll ever see it happen though.
Is it bad that I wondered how 75% of anything can ever be equal to 4?
Wow. I'd never even heard of that. Pretty amazing.
What about Botox? Does that count? ;)
Come on now, when was the last time a news reporter used a reference or did research? It's the news according to them, remember?
Can you give a source for this please?
They do it on CSI all the time!
You know, it's really annoying to have moderator points and see something like this already at 5. Dammit, we need to be able to go to 6. or 11. ;)
I know this is Slashdot, and expecting people to read the article is a waste of time, so can we possibly get a little more info in the summary? I read the headline and thought it was going to be some really wierd but totally cool sting op.
Exactly. I like LiveJournal because it's NOT a MySpace clone. And in my opinion, it has a long way to go before it gets there. Not that that's stopping SixApart from trying. Oh well. *goes back to his paid account and makes faces at all the people who see ads*
Entirely my point, 173941. ;)
Not anymore they don't... damn those replicators.
You must be new here. This is Slashdot, where NO ONE reads TFA, not even the editors, and certainly not the submitters.
No, they had Sheppard stand at the bottom, and through his amazing Kirk!God!MarySue!ness, he singlehandedly pushed the shuttle into orbit. Ronan pulled 56,234,980,458 knives from his hair and threw them at the satellites in the way, McKay provided the necessary trajectories, and Teyla bared her midriff. All the while Weir stood there in Mission Control and did... absolutely nothing. Lorne was nowhere to be found.
One word, man: TOOL.
It sounds like you need to upgrade to a new wife that supports PCI-E. (professional coitus interruptus- ejaculation)
You sold your wife? Lucky man. Hell, I couldn't give mine away.
If they did, it would be a very very interesting situation. Most upstart labels don't have the cash to even come close to competing with the Top Five, but Google might. It would be a mammoth expenditure of cash initially but by the time they got it up and running (and got a few major anti-DRM artists on their side) the world might be ready for it. Cool idea. Doubt we'll ever see it happen though.
They can't take the sky, but they sure as hell took the airwaves. Damn Fox.
Or disagree with you, as the situation may be. ;)
It took me some creative digging, but I found what you were talkingabout. I remember seeing the article in Popular Mechanics a couple years back when it first came out. http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/compute rs/1279251.html
And Poland. Everybody forgets Poland.
Yes, but your vacation would be delayed at least twice.
And they did spontaneous synchronized song and dance routines about how hungry and tired they all were. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0104990/