Space Command Creator Launches Real Life Space Command 22
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from the but-is-there-a-decoder-ring? dept.
An anonymous reader writes "Space Command creator Marc Scott Zicree just launched the Space Cadet Program. In the Cadet Program fans can sign up to be a part of a real life Space Command, be able to join a weekly conference call with Marc Scott Zicree, and get other perks."
Update Spammer (Score:1, Offtopic)
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About that, how do you stop getting emails from Slashdot anyway? I can't seem to find the option anywhere.
https://slashdot.org/prefs/messages [slashdot.org] --> "Unsubscribe All"
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Is that copyright violation or patent violation? (Score:4, Funny)
Scientology has a prior art claim on this, surely?
Background (Score:5, Funny)
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I opened the site, wondered what the problem was, it was perfectly readable, then BAM, 2Meg, 2000x1000px big background image appears.
I'm on a 10 mbps line here and it takes 3 seconds to load that thing. It takes ~1s to load from Cache and I've got an SSD...
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http://spacecadetprogram.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/space-cadet-background2-1.jpg [wordpress.com]
incase anyone's interested
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I do agree with you, though. I clicked the link, and immediately thought "Geocities." and had flashbacks to seizure-inducing animated gifs.
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I do agree with you, though. I clicked the link, and immediately thought "Geocities." and had flashbacks to seizure-inducing animated gifs.
No homepage is complete without a hotlinked "under construction" animation.
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Comment writer writes comment (Score:1)
Typeface fail (Score:1)
I'm out on the basis of the typeface / logotype of "Space Command" - horribly cheesy and lame - along with all of the other design elements shown.
As opposed to the real Space Command? (Score:2)
I'd wonder if the real life USAF Space Command knows about this, and might want words with him....
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The US Air Force might prefer that people looking for them come to the right place? That no one mistakes a studio for the real thing? Governments tend to look down on that sort of thing....
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