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Re:Calvin and Hobbes Giant Collection (A strip ever published) by patio11 on Friday June 12, 2009 @07:13AM (#654465)
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 access decades of archives from any strips.)

Re:Calvin and Hobbes Giant Collection (A strip ever published) by gojomo on Friday June 12, 2009 @07:44AM (#654483)
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.)

Re:Calvin and Hobbes Giant Collection (A strip ever published) by digamber_kamat on Monday June 15, 2009 @01:50AM (#658016)
how exactly is you answer related to the link ?
Re:Calvin and Hobbes Giant Collection (A strip ever published) by gojomo on Tuesday June 16, 2009 @10:03PM (#661250)
The mechanism they use to limit their archive to paying customers is trivial for any web-savvy designer or engineer to circumvent.