Comment Re:So who gets elected? (Score 1) 70
Comment Re:Priorities on disbursment.... (Score 1) 174
Comment Re:As I have posted previously.... (Score 3, Insightful) 244
People are sick of crappy popular music and the only stuff that sells in huge quantities is kiddie stuff because they are easy audiences and don't realize that Hannah Montana can't hit a note without autotune. That is the main reason why the music industry is hurting - the talent is abandoning them and their old ways. Pretty soon though, you will find that as video equipment comes down in price and editing software is cheaply available, independent movies will come out and have global distribution the same way any musician can over the internet. The talent will slowly migrate to the new business model while the old studios will cry foul on their own customers. The best thing the movie studios can do to slow down the inevitable is to put out more good movies and stop trying to cheapen your brand by remaking everything just for a quick buck.
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Journal Journal: Still alive, just not active
Journal Journal: Thank God for Catwoman 5
Comment Re:Windows kernel owes little to Unix (Score 1) 390
For instance I have a friend who only runs XP pro on an open DSL, with no firewall, as admin all the time. I suspect that this is the case in the majority.
Just that fact that RPC and 135 are on by default out of the box, makes me question Microsofts true motives. I believe it is planned obsolecense. The only reason for this would be Bush style Government forced upgrades to the latest incarnation of so called MS (trusted computing).
I do not trust any monopoly that has to spin doctor it's every product to make up for the fact that in reality it is still a BETA!
Journal Journal: Mike Rowe Soft
Journal Journal: New Year's Resolutions
Resolution One: Get my ass organized. Budget. Plan. Stick to it. This includes finances, exercise, diet, time management, and (most importantly) practice management. If I can get my practice in order, then the rest will fall into place. If I can't, 2004 will be much like 2003. And NOBODY wants that.
Journal Journal: KDE Slackware
Journal Journal: Movie Adaptation
The best quote from the interview has to be this one: