I’m watching Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life
So far it’s not as terrible as the first movie.
Chris Woo — 胡仲平
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Okay so I followed this video about foreshortening and…
Sycra. I love you so much for making this video.
YOU GOTTA BE FUCKING SHITTING ME
This makes a lot more sense than anything else I’ve ever seen.
Official Which: About Torrenting
I want to say, I get that it sucks that things cost money, and I get that a lot of people don’t have any disposable income.
I still thing it’s wrong. But this is really all I have to say about it. I don’t think it changes anyone’s mind…
I don’t understand this at all.
Who says you have to have an internet connection and the site to be able to access your digital copies? I buy comics from a bunch of different digital sites and none of them work that way, not one.
DC, Comixology, Dark Horse, Dynamite, on and on, you buy the book, download it, and you can read it offline. I read my books on international flights all the time.
Am I misunderstanding you? I have hundreds of books downloaded on multiple devices, they don’t require a net connection to access at all after the initial dl.And the ‘same price for floppies’ thing isn’t exactly true, either. Most companies have policy that a book is the same price for digital (so as not to compete unfairly with brick and mortar stores) but that price drops almost immediately…and many, many thousands of books are only 99 cents at DC and elsewhere. You can say they are the same price, but for a very limited time.
And while it may cost the publisher less (potentially; I don’t know the actual economics of printing vs. internet downloads, but I assume the internet method is probably cheaper on the whole) to put out the internet version you also get it without the advertisements that subsidize regular floppies. And generally speaking you are getting a discount like Ms. Simone says.
Game of Thrones Houses as Six Modern Corporations [Click for more]
Typical corporate fat cats.
guys there are 108.4 million blogs. 1.1 Billion dollars. Each blog is $10.15.
We are not that cheap! I mean look at all this fabulous!
I mean the really amazing thing is…that means…if we all paid $10 per blog…/we/ could own Tumblr.
I’d chip in $10, though I guess I’d have to chip in more like $60-70 for the different blogs I used to run that are still around.
Fabergé Fractals by Tom Beddard
Yahoo! Just Bought Tumblr for $1.1 Billion
fuck
fucking fuck
Its been nice blogging with you all
well shit
So far everythings exactly the same….or is it.
I don’t know, I feel slightly dirty.
Breaking: Yahoo’s board of directors has approved a $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr, according to reports by the Wall Street Journal.
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I think Vastra, Jenny and Strax deserve their own spin-off.
Interspecies Lesbian Crime Fighting Couple and a War-mongering, mono-gendered Potato
In my opinion they already have a stronger characterization than Jack Harkness did when they spun him off to make Torchwood. They’ve also been in almost as many episodes (4 episodes + 2 webisodes compared to Jack’s 5).
Moon knight meets Batman Art by Bill Sienkiewicz (first picture) and Neal Adams (second picture)
There’s a built in feature of this website that exists almost solely for this reason. Why should I install some silly workaround when other people can just learn how to do the right thing?
There was a point somewhere in 2009-10 where I posted 12 posts a day without fail for like six or seven months. I’ve also seen people who’ve been on here for half the time I have (at last count 1,578 days) who have more like 15k or more. That I find crazy. Generally speaking I don’t know my post count because the size of my browser window truncates most of the sidebar (it’s also why I have no idea how many followers I have and why I don’t get aggravated about that number at all).
The real question is how much added value those 8,000+ posts created; so far as I can tell the only thing I’ve done of note — at least according to the Google stats I’ve got — is reblog a picture of a Minecraft creeper papercraft template. That post gets hit like 15 times a day.
I apparently hit 8,000 posts nine posts ago.
So there’s that.
About Chris Woo — 胡仲平
I'm a law student, comic book reader, inhabitant of the District of Columbia, Californian by birth, multiethnic in background, game theory enthusiast, Minecraft player, and avid viewer of British television. I also use the Oxford comma, no matter what The Economist says.
I currently also run the Fuck Yeah Bill Bailey and Fuck Yeah Richard Posner blogs.
