getty

I mean it's true that your terms are standard for the likes of Getty Images.

Asking why they bother selling their pictures on any site other than getty/istock since they get all the eyeballs.

Don't think for one second that in the second decade of the 21st century people only ever use /etc/inittab for getty.

My parents bought me the books from Getty and Dubay when I was a kid to improve my handwriting.

Two of my favorites are Bitdango [1] and Getty Images [2].

It's attributed to Getty Images, so it's actually a stock photo.

I spend lots of time editing metadata in flickr and even more for the Getty material since they have very high quality control.

But I think what this conversation reveals is that the userbase of Getty Images and software developers don't have a lot of overlap.

Paul Getty learned arabic to help his oil deals...

> unfortunately it is so primitive that in practice it is only used to spawn getty(8).

OpenRC replaces those shell scripts with a proper service management layer, with init's only jobs being to start OpenRC, spawn getty processes on terminals, and reap orphan processes.

One example is the on-demand getty units.

Getty had no right to do that but they "sprayed and prayed" hoping that some people would pay the $650.

Paul Getty, "How To Be Rich." His succinct advice: "Know as many people as you can."

Getty: "If you owe the bank $100 that's your problem.

There's also this: Considerably more effort and attention went into researching and vetting your case than went into Getty’s ham-handed, largely automated process.

AFP/Getty Images Starbucks may hold a key to consumer spending.

Paul Getty; he touches on the subject a little bit.