Posts by giovanni tiso
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Hard News: The file-sharing bill, in reply to Sean Murgatroyd,
Plagiarists can also put a (c) at the bottom of a page, and if they do so first, they win.
Not really, no.
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Hard News: The file-sharing bill, in reply to Russell Brown,
We all watch infringing material on YouTube, even the copyright crusaders.
Including this one:
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I note with some relief that DecorMyEyes no longer shows up high on Google and that the owner was arrested the day after the article was published.
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Hard News: The file-sharing bill, in reply to Grant McDougall,
I agree, but my point was to do with the impossibility of the authorities identifying the actual individual culprit.
And so they can't lay criminal charges, but only fine the account holder/impound the account. Much like they do with vehicular offences. You do get fined if somebody else parks your car where it's proihibited. But if somebody borrows or steals your car and hurts somebody with it, the culprit is the driver.
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Busytown: A new (old) sensation, in reply to Andre Alessi,
Well, it worked for DecorMyEyes.com. (Long read, but well worth it.)
I echo Jacqui's "wow". Extraordinary story, thanks Andre.
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Up Front: Fairy-Tale Autopsies, in reply to nzlemming,
Is there a one-armed man after you?
Pfui. Our one-armed men have no arms at all.
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Up Front: Fairy-Tale Autopsies, in reply to Megan Wegan,
The thing is, we’ve all been asses on the internet. (BEEN, not seen.)
People assume I'm an immigrant when it would be more accurate to say that I'm a fugitive.
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Up Front: Fairy-Tale Autopsies, in reply to Danyl Mclauchlan,
That comment by Caleb you linked to earlier is easy to justify on the grounds that it's completely hilarious
Calling somebody an idiot = completely hilarious. Gotcha. You may resume your flouncing.
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Up Front: Fairy-Tale Autopsies, in reply to Danyl Mclauchlan,
That's me 'flouncing off' by the way'.
And before you had time to illustrate how your blog post indiscretion differed from Danielle's tweet indiscretion, or how exactly it did not constitute you expending too much emotional energy on Caleb d'Anvers. Such a shame!
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Up Front: Fairy-Tale Autopsies, in reply to Heather Gaye,
LUCKY FOR US, there's a wikipedia post dedicated entirely to his character
I fell asleep and bumped my head halfway through that.