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It was great up until the last 15 minutes, I remember. And it was beautifully artful. But I was a bit colored by the comics, the villain and his motives was just so much better there.
A classic nerd from Norway.
It was great up until the last 15 minutes, I remember. And it was beautifully artful. But I was a bit colored by the comics, the villain and his motives was just so much better there.
Loved the characters, but the movie plot felt like a clipshow of a bigger plot that didn’t fit into 2 hours. I haven’t watched the anime but it probably was.
I loved Ron Perlman’s Hellboy, but the Hellboy 2019 movie was the best. Felt more like a comicbook pulp story and less of a 2000-ish action comedy. But the public and critics has spoken; if it ain’t a standard superhero action comedy flick, it is a “soulless” reboot.
Also fighting copyright claims from the music and movie industry is even more expensive and difficult.
Microsoft (with their Azure) has more than enough storage space. They got CDNs and video streaming technologies (that anyone can use in their own products). But they’ve still given up their own music streaming service and public video upload service.
People would take out hits on people to free an IP, if it is particularly valuable. So lets not bind it to an authors life at all.
They’ve done objective research on this?! Why aren’t we following the fuckin science? We’re discussing the rules and duration when we should be discuss how to get it past the corpos and into implemented law.
A tool that could need some sharpening. I’m all for much shorter but much stricter, I think that will help smaller ip holders more.
In my culture its common courtesy to thank a person after the meal, either the one who made it, brought it, or paid for it. But only if they’re present. It ain’t a ritual. Same-ish thing.
If you check out the opencollective link in lemmy worlds sidebar, theres a budget breakdown there. And how much they gain in donations.
Learned that VERY recently from here, at NDC Oslo 2023, he mentioned it around 42:54. The whole talk is worth watching, its about the history of javascript all the way back to FORTRAN (the talk itself starts at 25:03).
They can. They have no problems doing it for a well-advertised product who has somehow convinced them that “everyone uses it”.
I’ll wait and see if Facebook is even gonna end up doing federation correctly. Maybe they wont.
I dislike magic. Theres so much stuff you never learn if you rely on magic. Like most people got no clue what a csproj file contains. And neither did I. Just a bunch of xml lines grouped seemingly randomly. And sln files are hard (not impossible) to create or modify without that dotnet sln
magic (or VS gui).
And despite not being a vim user myself even I had to laugh at how those article authors completely missed the point of vim. 🤣
Huh.
I asked it to tell me a joke, which it did. But when I asked for another, it quite grumpily replied that it was made to help with code, not to tell jokes.
Recipes are code now?
“I could have done this in half the time with X.”
“Now is NOT the time to change framework!”
I loved Van Helsing. It was seriously brain dead entertainment but action was great and the effects were good. I loved The Brothers Grimm, that came out the year after, better though. Horror movie, comedy, action. I passed that movie over back then because of the critics, so took a few more years until I actually got to see it.