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[11 Sep 2005|12:17pm] |
hey everyone I know this is spam like but please read.
I'm starting up a matrix RPG and we're looking for players. All positions are open save for Neo. Original characters are more than welcome. I hope to see you there at Less_Than_Real
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| The latest on Sophia "U STOL MI STORIEEE!!!1111" Stewart |
[07 Aug 2005|07:43pm] |
This just came up on the LJ feed from snopes.com:
http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/matrix.asp
The page debunks the myth that she won the case, but this paragraph makes a liar out of whoever started that rumor:
Stewart's case was dismissed in June 2005 when she failed to show up for a preliminary hearing of her case. In a 53-page ruling, Judge Margaret Morrow of the Central District Court of California dismissed the suit, saying Stewart and her attorneys had not entered any evidence to bolster its key claims or demonstrated any striking similarity between her work and the accused directors' films. As of this writing, Stewart's case is no longer before the courts. She has announced that she does not plan to let the matter drop, so possibly this case will someday be re-filed and heard, but for now it is over.
I certainly hope this is the last we hear about her; she was completely anNOYing. Man vs. machine stories have been around for a while, at least since 1928, when the Czechoslovakian playwright Karel Capek (pronounced like "Chop-eck") wrote "R.U.R. [Rossum's Universal Robots]", unless you want to go back further to the legend of the Golem of Prague and Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". You can't copyright concepts, only the execution.
Funny, Neil Gaiman had a bit about copyrights in his blog a few days ago: http://www.neilgaiman.com/journal/2005/08/drive-in-ponders.asp...
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[14 Jun 2005|11:28pm] |
please join  matrix_stills, a stillness icontest for The Matrix. We could definitely use more participation.
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| Radio Free Zion got a new website |
[26 May 2005|07:45pm] |
Announcement
Here are news for all of you who are playing Matrix Online and listening to Radio Free Zion.
Radio Free Zion has got a new website and will keep rocking better than ever.
http://www.rfzlive.com
Jack in and crank it up.
--Selina for RFZ
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| my fandom is audio and visual |
[23 May 2005|04:43pm] |
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keep in mind, if something plays a little choppy it's because it was fairly sizeable and needs more time to load up. It should be fine the 2nd time around.
xposted to amv, freeamvs, geek_furs, geekwars,  Multi_Genre_Fandom, sf_nerd_herd, &  Weirdfolks
partially posted to ljmatrix, matrix_fans,  Matrix_Theory, spoonisntreal, teh_reel_matrix, & the_matrix
Animatrix - Somewhere I Belong.mpg
favorite band & favorite series equals bliss
Ghost In The Shell - Matrix Reloaded.mpeg
too perfect
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| Neo is bak in MxO. And he's an...Agent. |
[18 Apr 2005|04:14pm] |
Holy shit. Look at that screencap from MxO.
Can you say 'Agent Neo'?
Holy shit. He is back. Lots of him. And he's an...Agent.
Here's the quote by the Architect from his speech to the humans:
Architect: The anomalies in question seem to bear a more than superficial resemblance to the integral anomaly.
Architect: To be more explicit, they share qualities with aspects of the one you call Neo.
Holy shit. What's gonna be next?
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| matrix code is not of the Matrix |
[10 Apr 2005|02:48pm] |
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xposted to insidethematrix, ljmatrix, matrix_fans, Matrix_Theory, neologians, Multi-Genre Fandom, schism_matrix, spoonisntreal, the_matrix, & zion_dockingbay
10:29 AM 4/6/05 - My sense of time is, admittedly, a bit screwy so I may be misremembering a related detail. Earlier today I was watching a repeat from the show 7 Days where a female artificial intelligence is threatening to unleash armageddon on the world if this one guy doesn't jack into her virtual world to be with her. Despite some symmetry, this isn't the issue I refer to.
Periodically, throughout the episode, you see lines of code running from top to bottom on her screen. It's green and it's Matrix code.
Or is it?
See, the problem is I can't recall when this particular episode first aired; was it before the Matrix came out or after? If it was before then it brings up the question how was the code selected in the first place for both series. Did the creators of the matrix series invent their own code for the movie or borrow from an existing source?
Anybody a bit more geekified willing to step in and enlighten me?
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| Sony patents 'real life Matrix' |
[08 Apr 2005|04:00pm] |
OMFG!!!
"THE Japanese entertainment giant Sony has patented an idea for transmitting data directly into the brain, with the goal of enabling a person to see movies and play video games in which they smell, taste and perhaps even feel things, it was reported today.
The patent - based only on a theory, not on any invention - marks the first step towards a "real-life Matrix", New Scientist says in next Saturday's issue."
>>> the rest of the article<<< </b></center>
*fucking dies*
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| new Matrix wallpaper |
[08 Apr 2005|01:07pm] |
I have made a new Matrix wallpaper.
It's a picture of Halmstad University in Sweden that I took last year. I edited it in Photoshop and manipulated some Matrix code on it - and it turned out pretty good. Feel free to use it.
Enjoy!
( wallpaperCollapse )
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[23 Mar 2005|06:48pm] |
umm...hi
i was wandering could someone help me find an "animated" icon of morpheus
pretty plzzzzzzz!^_~
thx!
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| Did ya miss me? |
[20 Feb 2005|04:04pm] |
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You'll never look at Morpheus the same way again: Click me!
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matrix_stills is looking for more active members! You want to make cool Matrix icons and compete? Head on over!!
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