Keurig (non-drm version) setup + 1 coffee bean grinder + 1 lb bag of beans + 1 "my kcup" (or any number of third party similars) = hundred + cups of coffee.
And yes, I am saying that if I can record my own television that I subscribe to (or even free ota stuff), surely I should be able to download said content by outsourcing the capturing/editing-out-of-commercials to the internet at large.
Another case of something being perfectly legal if done for free (your friends helping you move or giving someone a ride) or by yourself (ripping your own[ed] media, or recording television services you subscribe to), but the moment money changes hands, everyone wants a cut. Utterly sickening. I guess they better crack down on paying anyone with beer/food as well.
I sqay we let places discriminate then we can see who to not do business with. Surely it'd be better to know who to avoid than to do business with a secretive bigot.
If I contribute millions of dollars in campaign funds, which is now unlimited by the way, the politician is not likely going to bite the hand that feeds. Better yet, they will try to implement the laws *I* want, in order to get more of that sweet, sweet cash. While not explicitly bribery, it pretty much is.
there is plenty of stuff that is streamed in hd but not released on blu-ray. perhaps, they don't think it will sell well? regardless, it still has to be digitized the long hard way (i.e. each frame scanned in) . why would they spend money of this? maybe the licensing covers that plus some profit?
Netflix is winning in the crossover race, for sure. HBO can only be a significant streaming service if they ditch the cable/sat subscription requirement for access to HBO Go. It sucks even more when your device (Roku) and provider (Comcast) won't let you use the service, as if any more middlemen contracts need to be established, because it works on other devices (Apple TV) just fine. To be fair, Comcast has made just about as much of HBO's content available on demand.
should just be registered like ALL domains. let it be first come, first serve, and charge just a little bit more. so amazon could just get.amazon, etc. it makes way more sense than "oh noes, we can't have these tlds in the wild!". can current dns systems not handle that?
Prime gets plenty of programming that other streaming services do not offer (Justified or The Hour, for example). Their newer releases are about the same as Netflix's. You also have the option of renting new releases. Of course, they'll need to get the prices down to match Redbox, because the quality:cost ratio isn't worth it, even cable's video on demand is better for roughly the same price. In the end though, Prime's video service is great when you consider it a bonus to the free 2-day shipping.
It's not really horrifying at all. Unless you've seen some of the other *actual* beheadings, not this pandering-to-the-western-viewer, before-and-after shenanigans, you should not be able to comment on it all.
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or worse, when they're ads for the show you are currently watching. usa was notorious for that.
yeah the 4 minutes of adds for a 45 minute show is so not worth it. /sarcasm. seriously, the ondemand ads are far better than live tv ads any day.
cbd oil is not hash oil
they would obviously be twin, shoulder-mounted, slug cannons with the triggers rigged into a mouth piece. fucking noobs.
Keurig (non-drm version) setup + 1 coffee bean grinder + 1 lb bag of beans + 1 "my kcup" (or any number of third party similars) = hundred + cups of coffee.
FTFY
And yes, I am saying that if I can record my own television that I subscribe to (or even free ota stuff), surely I should be able to download said content by outsourcing the capturing/editing-out-of-commercials to the internet at large.
Another case of something being perfectly legal if done for free (your friends helping you move or giving someone a ride) or by yourself (ripping your own[ed] media, or recording television services you subscribe to), but the moment money changes hands, everyone wants a cut. Utterly sickening. I guess they better crack down on paying anyone with beer/food as well.
My artificial intelligence teacher told our class to search Google for Lena Soderberg
So at least one person is going to find out and spill the beans.
via the app's settings, you can launch them externally
they're not out anything because the seat, whether filled or not, was paid for.
even though said stockpiles would be ineffective weapons at that point?
It's 2015 ffs. Play globally or gtfo. For reals. This shouldn't even be a discussion
you play or you die.
I sqay we let places discriminate then we can see who to not do business with. Surely it'd be better to know who to avoid than to do business with a secretive bigot.
Surely she has licensed all this IP, right? Otherwise, where all the IP defenders bitching about theft?
If I contribute millions of dollars in campaign funds, which is now unlimited by the way, the politician is not likely going to bite the hand that feeds. Better yet, they will try to implement the laws *I* want, in order to get more of that sweet, sweet cash. While not explicitly bribery, it pretty much is.
did peta give you a hard time?
I came to win, battle me that's a sin...
there is plenty of stuff that is streamed in hd but not released on blu-ray. perhaps, they don't think it will sell well? regardless, it still has to be digitized the long hard way (i.e. each frame scanned in) . why would they spend money of this? maybe the licensing covers that plus some profit?
Netflix is winning in the crossover race, for sure. HBO can only be a significant streaming service if they ditch the cable/sat subscription requirement for access to HBO Go. It sucks even more when your device (Roku) and provider (Comcast) won't let you use the service, as if any more middlemen contracts need to be established, because it works on other devices (Apple TV) just fine. To be fair, Comcast has made just about as much of HBO's content available on demand.
should just be registered like ALL domains. let it be first come, first serve, and charge just a little bit more. so amazon could just get .amazon, etc. it makes way more sense than "oh noes, we can't have these tlds in the wild!". can current dns systems not handle that?
Prime gets plenty of programming that other streaming services do not offer (Justified or The Hour, for example). Their newer releases are about the same as Netflix's. You also have the option of renting new releases. Of course, they'll need to get the prices down to match Redbox, because the quality:cost ratio isn't worth it, even cable's video on demand is better for roughly the same price. In the end though, Prime's video service is great when you consider it a bonus to the free 2-day shipping.
So the one month trial isn't enough?
It's not really horrifying at all. Unless you've seen some of the other *actual* beheadings, not this pandering-to-the-western-viewer, before-and-after shenanigans, you should not be able to comment on it all.
So comcast should pay me for the data I recieve from them. My personal network being a recieivng provider and all. Seems legit.