"Iron Man" Release Brings Down Paramount's Servers
secmartin writes "Shortly after the release of Iron Man on Blu-ray on October 1, people started complaining of defective discs; the problem turned out to be that all the Blu-ray players downloading additional content brought down Paramount's BD-Live servers, causing delays while loading the disc. Which really makes you wonder what will happen when they decide to shut down this service in a couple of years."
Sung to the tune Imagine:
Imagine if there were no iPhones. It's easy if you try...
It's not the lack of knowledge about Blu-Ray that makes you ignorant. It's the fact that you can't spell 'ignorance'.
And I think this was more of a "updataeable content" bit anyway.
Show this to your friends and family that don't know what a real hacker is
this is totally trumped up.
If you mod me down, I will become more powerful than you can imagine....
Remember when all of you Xbox retards ran out and bought HD-DVD players and that crappy add on for the Dreamcast 360 and hundreds to thousands of dollars in useless HD-DVD discs and sat around in forums like Slashdot posting garbage about Sony like "once again has questionable execution" and a million other bits of crap
and then your shitty format HD-DVD died.
That was fucking hilarious. Do you still cry at night dhall?
in DVD format. Put in into my $50 Toshiba player and wathced it with 0 problems. Long live the DVD format. BluRay what? $300 players LOL!
by TheSpoom (715771) Uncaring Linux user here. I have nothing to add to this but please continue. *munches popcorn*
You are a dickhead. There is no reason this video couldn't just play if it had a problem contacting base. Sure I can't read slashdot when it is down, but it doesn't freeze my whole computer. Sure, i can't go to the ATM when it is down, but it doesn't force me to stay there until it is back up.