I take my scotch with a few drops of water. That's all you need to bring out the hidden flavors. Any more and you're just watering it down.
Though if it's Johnny Walker, it probably helps to water it down.
Different transfer technologies. Though with a fast enough torrent and the right prioritizing you can get something analogous to streaming via torrents.
It's just not very likely.
I get 1080i video over the same cable, yet not in my wildest dreams would I be able to stream that. At least not for free. That's a serious chunk of bandwidth.
I never said it was worth the money, just that is has more value.
And FYI, I can copy anything on my DVR. Problem is, If I want to watch it, I have to record it first.
Not so with on-demand, at least once I have enough video buffered.
"And if I'm not mistaken (and if I am, I'm sure someone will correct me) Amazon doesn't put DRM on their downloads"
It's kind of hard to limit downloads to two computers without using DRM. The honor system isn't an effective copy protection mechanism.
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I take my scotch with a few drops of water. That's all you need to bring out the hidden flavors. Any more and you're just watering it down. Though if it's Johnny Walker, it probably helps to water it down.
Beer is chock full of calories. It's liquid bread. Get grandma some Old Guardian Barley Wine.
Well, this one can give you a Dutch Rudder.
Now we know who taught Ted Stevens about the internets.
You can get around that by wearing a tin foil hat.
I thought that project was dead.
Different transfer technologies. Though with a fast enough torrent and the right prioritizing you can get something analogous to streaming via torrents. It's just not very likely. I get 1080i video over the same cable, yet not in my wildest dreams would I be able to stream that. At least not for free. That's a serious chunk of bandwidth.
I never said it was worth the money, just that is has more value. And FYI, I can copy anything on my DVR. Problem is, If I want to watch it, I have to record it first. Not so with on-demand, at least once I have enough video buffered.
But it would be somewhat questionable if the DMCA were capable of over riding fair use provisions in such a way.
That's sort of the purpose of the DMCA.
Even if that's true, you'd have to write your own DeCSS. I'm not even sure that's legal based on copyright.
DVD is 480p, though.
Is anyone still broadcasting in analog only?
That's not wise. Nina tried that and we all know how that turned out.
Well at least he's only doing web design. Glad to hear he's not programming anymore.
"And if I'm not mistaken (and if I am, I'm sure someone will correct me) Amazon doesn't put DRM on their downloads" It's kind of hard to limit downloads to two computers without using DRM. The honor system isn't an effective copy protection mechanism.
Broadcast is actually higher resolution than DVD.
But then you can't copy it to a computer. If you do, you're breaking the law making actually legally purchasing the media moot.
Torrents take time. On-demand video does not. You can't really compare the two anymore than you can compare TV with a DVR with on-demand TV.
You can't deny that every single spreadsheet is just a re-implementation of VisiCalc.
One word: batteries.
Why can't you deposit the cash in Bank A and get it that day?
So why is forcing you to use a certain syntax better than forcing you to use a certain formatting?
The MVC model was invented for desktop applications decades before PHP came out.
Anyone who has worked for a larger organization either follows standards and practices, or don't work for a large organization for long.
Yet you have no problem with being forced to use brackets?