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Comment Better than I thought it would be... (Score 1) 62

I got to see this in-person at Sundance, and in the context of a film festival it was a pretty cool experience. I attended the press/industry screening and it was fun to talk about the differences between the version I saw with folks who saw the other three versions that screened there. As someone who both programs software for a living and also works with/on film festivals, I expected this to be just a gimmick but I have to say it worked pretty well. However most of the reason it worked was in the context of telling Eno's story in particular because of how he works - the way the film was exhibited became part of the story itself. Not sure how well that will translate to other stories and films.

I went into it not knowing much about Eno at all (surprisingly in hindsight) but was quite inspired by him and loved the film. At least that version of it. I do love that this model adds a good bit of uncertainty to movie reviews, because there inevitably will be better versions and worse versions.

Comment Not just the users, but the government (Score 3, Interesting) 313

I visited MS campus about 15 years ago and at the time they were fond of claiming that the Chinese government was actively pirating MS software for distribution and resale. They even went so far as to say that they owned the equipment necessary to duplicate their holographic license stickers to produce physical pirated copies for resale outside the country.

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