You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Okay, I know Agincourt doesn't count as revenge for Hastings, but still. LALALALALALALAAA Can't hear you!
Yeah, Agincourt was nothing compared to Hastings.
Better revenge for Hastings is Bela II of Hungary (Harold's great-great-grandson) being completely awesome and making Hungary more powerful and important than England and France put together. What's that you say, William? Your great-great-grandson has England? Sucker! Harold's Great-Great grandson got frigging HUNGARY and pwnt at it.
So, let's see, who really ended up winning that in the long run... heh heh heh.
I'm kind of of the opinion that any piece of media that is more than 5 years old and is not actively being maintained should just be public domain.
And I'm of the opinion that no, public domain should not be a thing for books because PUBLISHERS ARE WONDERFUL ANGELS FROM THE HEAVENS AND THEY DESERVE MONEY.
Just because the Author has been dead a hundred years doesn't mean the publishing group is dead.
If I write for Philomel, I'm never gonna let my books get into the Public Domain. It's my books, and I want the frigging money to go to Philomel even after I die. Also, some of the money to awesome things like the "punch chinese restauranteurs in the face and rescue the alligators" fund.
I'm kind of of the opinion that any piece of media that is more than 5 years old and is not actively being maintained should just be public domain.
And I'm of the opinion that no, public domain should not be a thing for books because PUBLISHERS ARE WONDERFUL ANGELS FROM THE HEAVENS AND THEY DESERVE MONEY.
Just because the Author has been dead a hundred years doesn't mean the publishing group is dead.
If I write for Philomel, I'm never gonna let my books get into the Public Domain. It's my books, and I want the frigging money to go to Philomel even after I die. Also, some of the money to awesome things like the "punch chinese restauranteurs in the face and rescue the alligators" fund.
Greedy public domain guys, you "common spirit of the reading people" aren't going to get your squeaky clean hands on the rights to MY books.
By ALL RIGHTS the song "Happy Birthday To You" should belong to Mildred and Patty Hill, not Time Warner's Music company.
But, well, I think to keep that one out of Time Warner's hands, it can be public domain.
So, I guess Public domain should exist on things that are not books.
Time Warner hasn't owned Warner Music Group in ten years. It was spun off as a public company in 2004, and it became a unit of Access.1 Industries in 2011.
I don't want my books to ever be in the public domain. I don't want my books to ever be available on a kindle/eBook/ereader or as a PDF illegally downloaded by SCUMBAGS WHO DONT VALUE BOOKS ENOUGH TO PAY THE WOMDERFUL PUBLISHER FOR THEM OR GO TO A LIBRARY AND REQUEST THE LIBRARY GET THAT BOOK.
I'm sorry, but if you're going to view my books, you are going to have to support Philomel, the most pure of heart of all publishers. Lovely Philomel.
And if Amazon does that thing where they show almost the whole book as a preview, I will be upset.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Let's sing the Super Mario Bros theme but with the number 3 instead of music
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Which is what I'm sure Miko meant.
I could stare at that special effect for hours. It's amazing.
Screw James Cameron and his stupid planet of blue people, this is what makes me go "COOOL! HOW'D THEY DO IT?".
I wanna buy video games, but am concerned about them possibly not working on this laptop.
Yeah, Agincourt was nothing compared to Hastings.
Better revenge for Hastings is Bela II of Hungary (Harold's great-great-grandson) being completely awesome and making Hungary more powerful and important than England and France put together. What's that you say, William? Your great-great-grandson has England? Sucker! Harold's Great-Great grandson got frigging HUNGARY and pwnt at it.
So, let's see, who really ended up winning that in the long run... heh heh heh.
Just because the Author has been dead a hundred years doesn't mean the publishing group is dead.
If I write for Philomel, I'm never gonna let my books get into the Public Domain. It's my books, and I want the frigging money to go to Philomel even after I die. Also, some of the money to awesome things like the "punch chinese restauranteurs in the face and rescue the alligators" fund.
I should see if Double Dealing Character records decently, if it does I might start an LP on that sometime.
Speaking of which I am uploading my second Yume Nikki episode as we speak.
Greedy public domain guys, you "common spirit of the reading people" aren't going to get your squeaky clean hands on the rights to MY books.
By ALL RIGHTS the song "Happy Birthday To You" should belong to Mildred and Patty Hill, not Time Warner's Music company.
But, well, I think to keep that one out of Time Warner's hands, it can be public domain.
So, I guess Public domain should exist on things that are not books.
I'm sorry, but if you're going to view my books, you are going to have to support Philomel, the most pure of heart of all publishers. Lovely Philomel.
And if Amazon does that thing where they show almost the whole book as a preview, I will be upset.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Lll lll lll llll ll ll lllllll
R rr rrr rrrrrrr RR rrrr.
Because why use ciphers when you can make every letter the same and this prevent anyone from decoding it, ever.