grayhaze

grayhaze

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My advice is to get a new one before you need to spend more on glasses. My monitor gradually went blurry over the space of a year, and took my eyes with it. I'm now on my way to short-sightedness...

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Koasati thinks that poor man is a female. Don't bother me with such trivial details when that poor man's clearly in pain. Look at the blood around his mouth! What..? That's lipstick? Oh... poor woman. Call an ambulance!! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/i

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Not in this country it isn't. It's illegal to sell a region free player in a high-street store in this country, but they are readily available through mail-order. By the way, these DVDs aren't Region 1 (US), they're Region 2 (UK). I therefore don't need a multi-region player to watch them. I have no idea how an American ended up with Region 2 DVDs. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/j

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As I stated before, if a particular copyright is being used in a way which the owner would have no cause for concern over, it's usually acceptable. It's still not legal, but it's generally okay with both sides. In the case of the Windows logo, if you're creating a skin to be used on Windows to improve the experience of using the OS, it's unlikely Microsoft would have much problem with you using it. Now if you were creating a skin for a rival OS and used the logo, then that would be anot

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It wasn't the postal charges I was worried about, but rather the charges that Customs & Excise in the UK would make before they would let me have the package. After speaking to someone today who has had a similar experience, I'm a little happier about the whole thing. Even if I do end up paying £40 on top of everything for customs fees, I still won't be paying too much over the odds for these boxsets. After all, they're unavailable to buy through normal channels now anyway, so I should

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I recently won 5 deluxe Region 2 Farscape boxsets on eBay from a guy in the US, and we're currently debating on how he's going to get them to me. For one thing they're big (about 3 times the size of a normal boxset EACH), and for another neither of us took into consideration the customs duty I'll have to pay when they reach me. Has anyone in the UK had much experience with buying DVDs from the US through eBay, and if so how did you cope with the customs restrictions? If anyone'

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Relating to copyrighted this and that, why can't a skin still be made even though it's not for profit? I understand the potential lawsuits, but wouldn't the skins/icons be a way of advertising for the company? Why would they object? Without wanting to get into another long discussion on the issue, here's the quick answer. When a company holds the

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Shameless Designs senses the potential outbreak of yet another copyright discussion and exits the thread in terror... The annoying thing is, there shouldn't even be any 'discussion' on copyright. It's not something that's open to interpretation in this day and age, so any arguing against it only comes down to stubborness and wishful thinking.

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you can only sue if its something everybody uses and sees Well there's an interesting perspective on the law... As for creating an icon to launch a game, this is one of those gray areas. Software developers tend to turn a blind eye to the creatio

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I was going to keep out of this one, but I read it the same way Ordos obviously did. I think it was someone suggesting the possibility of a technical fault in slightly garbled English. Sorry... I'll get my coat... /me hides behind the sofa

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