I got the reference and I wasn't even a consideration to my parents in the 70s....Yay being a weird child of the 70s without ever having lived in the 70s!
Well then, I am probably violating a license or two now, and I will continue to do so for the future. I buy the software, I am using it where I dang well please. They don't like it, I could always not buy it and pirate it if they would prefer getting no money from me.
i got caught "speeding" on an army risk management site today. it said i needed to spend an additional 2 seconds reading the mitigations to my risks.
charunDec 7, 2009
Digg hides comments with -1 or lower by default. And yet the comments are still a cesspool.Sorry if I just spoiled your image of the Digg community.
feelmypimphandDec 7, 2009
stroking it on your patio does not count
mt4055Dec 7, 2009
Damn, I thought it was just me. I did the same thing.
sprucecabooseDec 7, 2009
I got the reference and I wasn't even a consideration to my parents in the 70s....Yay being a weird child of the 70s without ever having lived in the 70s!
sprucecabooseDec 7, 2009
Well then, I am probably violating a license or two now, and I will continue to do so for the future. I buy the software, I am using it where I dang well please. They don't like it, I could always not buy it and pirate it if they would prefer getting no money from me.
svivianDec 7, 2009
@PowderedToasty: of course, took all of 5 seconds: <a class="user" href="http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=12%20parsecs%20in%20miles" rel="nofollow">http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=12%20parsecs%20in ...</a>Although I know the circumference of the earth is about 25,000 miles. (A billion of which would be much less than 10^14 of course)
reccaoconnorDec 8, 2009
Dugg for e30 m3.
glarbtronDec 11, 2009
E30 ftw
qwerty2159Dec 17, 2009
i got caught "speeding" on an army risk management site today. it said i needed to spend an additional 2 seconds reading the mitigations to my risks.