It matters when it comes to emissions, which I believe his point was. Food and people are recyclable, fossil fuels aren't.
That's why it is more efficient to take the bus, it can transport more people for longer distances. Trains too. Now take a car, it wastes more energy but for fewer people benefiting from the pollution that happens anyway.
"So, why don't you guys start presenting actual business plans, just as a hypothetical, to show how practical "give away and pray" is?"
If you need to ask for a business mode after you have posted here countess of times, then I suggest you start reading rather then just posting incoherent dribble.
And btw, it never was 'give it aways and pray'. On the contrary, the current model already IS "give it aways and pray". They make a movie, and they HOPE people go and see it. Far cry from the successful models that are already working for those that have adapted to the digital age. Unlike say, the current old legacy companies, that only seem to employ lawyers these days.
But If my memory serves me, doesn't PayPal charge money for those kind of for-profit donations anyway?
HAHA! yep, that's what happens when we get an oligopoly by PayPal.
But hey, you can use Moneybookers
"The technique of steganography by printed arrays of microbes (SPAM) sounds like the nerdiest way to send a message. Using bacteria to encode secret messages could also be another interesting method for lots of copies keeps stuff safe"
Good Lord! That sounds like a Germophobic Copyright Shill's worst nightmare
you can also try amazon simple pay:
https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/index.htm
"Amazon Simple Pay is a payment-only service that allows your customers to use payment information from their Amazon.com account to pay for digital goods, services, donations, subscriptions and marketplace transactions. Your customers use payment methods stored in their Amazon.com accounts to complete payments on your website."
ummm, actually yes, you still can:
"Free transaction processing is available for non-profits that are part of the Google Grants program. All other non-profits will be charged our standard transaction fees. Google Checkout has no monthly, setup, or gateway fees."
I like AlertPay personally
Here you go:
http://checkout.google.com/support/sell/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=72721
or alternatively, you can always use flattr.com
oops, sorry about that. That was more then 3.
digitalriver.com
2Checkout.com
AlertPay.com
TrialPay.com
E-junkie.com
checkout.google.com
bitcoin.org
moneybookers.com
paymate.com
obopay.com
payments.amazon.com
kagi.com
neteller.com
paypay.com
ccnow.com
libertyreserve.com
strictpay.com
perfectmoney.com
NETeller.com
EntroPay.com
Webmoney.com
The Dictionary: out_of_the_blue's hated arch nemesis!
He keeps linking to The Pirate Bay. Clearly a pirate dirtbag if there ever was one.
in that case, I salute you! You're performing a valuable public service(And doing it with style to boot!)
You're wasting your time Spock. These are people that would deny technological advancement and social evolution, for their own backwards greed and selfishness. Their kind has been breaking technology and progress for centuries. They are the ones that burned books, destroyed libraries, killed mathematicians and philosophers. All to keep the status quo suited for their own needs.
Leave it be Karl, he's not right in the head. He's been trolling many copyright related blogs and websites for years. You can tell by his boilerplate response.
Seriously, leave him be.
Sadly logic doesn't work on trolls. In this case we need Kirk, he'll just Kirk them to death.
Neostyles? What are you doing here?
I thought you only post on torrentfreak.com
Re: Re: Re: Re: The Flintstones did it first
Yes, those are new emissions, but you're forgetting the old emissions that were already in the atmosphere but got frozen in time in the form of fossil fuels like coal and oil. The fact is, add those and the current natural emissions combined, and you get a far larger number then has existed on Earth in a very, very, very long time. That is the problem we face when we talk about pollution, we are creating far too much of old and new pollution.