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Calvin and Hobbes Giant Collection (A strip ever published)
marcellosendos.ch
What about the copyright dude?
What about the copyright dude?
If you want all the Calvin & Hobbes strips ever, they're here:
http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes
$12 a year, and actually legit. (And a halfway interesting business model for many here: free access to last 7 days, $12 a year to access decades of archives from any strips.)
What about the copyright dude?
Amen. What is it, Steal Stuff Day today? One new anonymous torrent client, one way to grab geolocation services by doing a cross-site scripting attack on an adserver, and now this. If you want all the Calvin & Hobbes strips ever, they're here: http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes $12 a year, and actually legit. (And a halfway interesting business model for many here: free access to last 7 days, $12 a year to acces…
(Just observing, not criticizing their choice, which may be perfectly reasonable for their market.)
What about the copyright dude?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Amen. What is it, Steal Stuff Day today? One new anonymous torrent client, one way to grab geolocation services by doing a cross-site scripting attack on an adserver, and now this. If you want all the Calvin & Hobbes strips ever, they're here: http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes $12 a year, and actually legit. (And a halfway interesting business model for many here: free access to last 7 days, $12 a year to acces…
I've now seen more than one comics site use mechanisms that are completely under the control of the client (such as popover DOM elements and referrer-string checks) to control access to archives-by-date. (Just observing, not criticizing their choice, which may be perfectly reasonable for their market.)
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've now seen more than one comics site use mechanisms that are completely under the control of the client (such as popover DOM elements and referrer-string checks) to control access to archives-by-date. (Just observing, not criticizing their choice, which may be perfectly reasonable for their market.)
how exactly is you answer related to the link ?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've now seen more than one comics site use mechanisms that are completely under the control of the client (such as popover DOM elements and referrer-string checks) to control access to archives-by-date. (Just observing, not criticizing their choice, which may be perfectly reasonable for their market.)
how exactly is you answer related to the link ?