ACTA thrown out?




In other news: the European Parliament throws out "the UK's version of SOPA"?

When that thought in your head is "European parliament throwing it out means ACTA is UK's SOPA", you got problems.

SO! To re-rail the thread, how long do you guys think it'll be until some other variant of the same old bullshit pops up in an attempt to pass?

That's... very much correct, yeah.

Frankly, if you don't care about piracy, get out of the piracy-related threads.

What if there's a deleted thread? And not trashed, proper deleted. Then the highest ID doesn't match up with the actual rowcount, no?

And it's not much of a running joke. It fell and can't get up again.

Just now, before I went back inside to continue my usual evening plans (that is, internets), I was out in my dad's yard. It's fuck huge because apparently unused farmland comes cheap in France.

Yes, I'm in France.

Anyway, he has this big ol' lawnmower standing there. The thing on my mind as I terrorized the countryside a few minutes ago?

"Welcome to Happy Wheels."

But it sounded more like a manic laugh.

Tempted, but I prefer to make these myself on the rare chance I need one.

And then the goalposts moved. Again.

Welcome to Happy Wheels.

Yeah okay, so Dirbaio made his own template and added it to the layout maker I made. Big whoop.

I used to write screensavers once. Then I switched to another monitor system that didn't do the whole "burn-in" thing. Black screens are where it's at.

My last one was in VB6, and bluescreened when I tried to multiply by Screen.TwipsPerPixelX

And nothing about how a simple twips to pixels multiplication bluescreened my goddamn computer.

I hadn't saved anything when it struck, but I knew what little code I had and needed by heart. Rewriting was quick and painless.

Doesn't matter, purpose of the _ is clear.

Hope you don't use Chrome, then