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by movix 17y ago
I think a lot of people would agree that what he really wants is a large custard pie in the face.
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by movix 17y ago
On powerful bikes, just a few millimetres of grip twist provides a huge amount of accelleration/decelleration. It's not the big kind of twist that you do with a boat outboard engine, but a small movement. I can't think of any time in all my
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by movix 17y ago
It's great - how are you going to protect it? Any IP in there anywhere? I can sense someone building www.classicrockgoblin.com as I type. Nice work.
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by movix 17y ago
"Planes with bullets in the cockpit or fuel tanks didn't make it home" Such a brilliant piece of lateral thinking - thanks for sharing.
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by movix 17y ago
Mr. Canoe - disappeared http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7512487.stm Here's some disappearing tips: Plan before you go Do research from different internet cafes or libraries Tell no-one your plans Use pay-as-you-go phones Apply for no
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by movix 17y ago
We came to the same conclusion, shame about the rigid dominance of .com though
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by movix 17y ago
We were thinking something more down the del.icio.us route
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Domain hacks - right or wrong way to go?
2 points by movix 17y ago|4 comments
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by movix 17y ago
Wales, UK... close but no banana
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by movix 17y ago
We're based in a very rural environment, with very limited opportunities to network. We have amazing mountains, stunning beaches, lots of sheep and hardly anyone who has the slightest idea what we're talking about when we discuss our projec
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by movix 17y ago
Just found - The $675,000 Mixtape - while reading the background to this thread. There is something definitely amusing about their 'two fingers up' to authority attitude. http://mediamemo.allthingsd.com/20090814/the-pirate-bay-stil... Hav
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by movix 17y ago
I would have bought into that if only he'd done a Flash version.
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by movix 17y ago
I was snooping around that web site after reading the fascinating article, and found this article in the 'Scary' section. Food for thought no? http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2008/06/05/the-computer-data-...
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by movix 17y ago
We don't really have a process, but after years pitching and developing movie scripts, here's kinda how we think: 1. Can you explain the idea in one, declarative sentence? 2. Write out the whole project, and the revenue model, on a single s
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by movix 17y ago
"Alan Turing took his life by a poisoned apple" - isn't there some story about the fact that because Apple has a bite out of it's logo, that it's in fact a tribute to Turing - or is that just a myth?
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by movix 17y ago
"This author just seems to enjoy going around and around in rhetorical circles with no purpose other than to hear himself speak." I think that's also one of the purposes of art isn't it?
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by movix 17y ago
wow...he's new as a designer for me, but the influence is amazing. Is everything we think modern, just retro?
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Sony to support open ebook format (news.bbc.co.uk)
2 points by movix 17y ago|0 comments
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by movix 17y ago
But isn't the fun in starting with a magic carpet, moulding it into a pyramid and then figuring out how you turn it into something you can actually build? Sometimes I shudder at the scale of our current project, but it's the immensity that
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Vanish - data unreadable after author sets time limit(news.bbc.co.uk)
3 points by movix 17y ago|2 comments
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by movix 17y ago
"Mr. Gervasi, whose studio writing credits include “The Terminal, directed by Steven Spielberg". Top marks for getting his, or any sort of movie made, but he could hardly be described as an indy filmmaker in the true sense of the word - an
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Microsoft banned from selling Word(news.bbc.co.uk)
2 points by movix 17y ago|0 comments
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by movix 17y ago
Apart from agreeing with all the reasons below why this won't work - both technical and the blazingly obvious - and still being an ardent lover of all types of tech... I think that in the 21st century where all our labour saving devices see