Whoever gets the last post wins!

[MarduArrow]

Holy crap

[LinkCelestrial]

One hour is like .7 gigs. Dayum.

[Kaylesh]

http://imgur.com/K3FuOz3
http://imgur.com/DhKrrDB
http://imgur.com/ZAtv08a
http://imgur.com/dPVztvn
Plus lots of mint duals, like 6 maze of ith, concordant crossroads, and more fun stuff in my possession.

Nice. There is however the slightest whitening on the backs on the edges. Could effect turnaround.

[Kaylesh]

It's worn from play. Which is why I said he doesn't know what Mint means.

Can imagine, I missed you saying that though...

I'm sad. Looks like our stray just got home to die. He had a swelling in his lymphatic system pressing on his throat, that's why he had trouble breathing. He's at peace now..

[LinkCelestrial]

That's sad. T_T

[Kaylesh]

I've been surprised just how many good movies are available for free online illegal streaming.

It's great to live in a country where said streaming is legal
The uploading isn't though, but as end user you are not required to check if the uploader has paid for the rights to do so.
The European Union wants that to change though, so I wonder how long we can celebrate our internet freedom. Will you come and save us again when the time is upon us we are dominated by the corporations who control the lobbies?
Oh wait,

[MarduArrow]

Cool

[Kaylesh]

I actually don't think it should be legal.  By doing that you are stealing from the companies that made the movie. 

Unless you were talking about illegal for the end user to view it.  That should not be illegal.

Uploading/sharing is illegal.
Streaming or downloading is not.
That way the end user is not liable in the case of disputes of uploading rights.
Imagine: WB and Netflix get into a business argument and WB demands that Netflix removes/blocks the content. Netflix refuses, court follows, WB gets the case. While this is going on, you are watching some Roadrunner on Netflix. Suddenly you are watching illegal content, since you buffered a load...
Where is that justice?
(Dunno if this is how Netflix works, but you get the idea)

[LinkCelestrial]

I'm so tired.

[Piotr]

I've been surprised just how many good movies are available for free online illegal streaming.

How's this surprising? The number was pretty much always ~100% of them. Same for games.

[LinkCelestrial]

It takes a lot of work to properly enforce copyrights.

[LinkCelestrial]

1016 pages, how can he not?

[LinkCelestrial]

Careful.

[Piotr]

Because he has better things to do?  Like getting the database to load faster.

This is postponed until I get my hands on tesseract library compiled with all bitcode slices in it.

[Piotr]

...

Now if I locked the thread with ... as the last post, it would be a great shame on you.