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Under the new NF player you can not full screen the player on a second monitor and have it stay that way, as soon as you click on the other monitor the player shrinks.
It also tears quite a bit making the movie looks horrible plus it has the habit of thinking it is out of memory which isn't likely on an 8gb system.
You know as well as I do that subscription services like Netflix and Rhapsody would not work without DRM. Nearly everyone would subscribe for a few months and download everything then kill the subscription.
Funny that I don't have any trouble outputting 7.1 sound from my system to my receiver...
Try to find a mainstream monitor sold in the past three years that doesn't have HDCP support....
My dell 30, soyo 24, acer 22, gateway 21 and WH 24 all support HDCP. As do all the cards in all my systems including the ones with embedded graphics.
""This board approves or rejects treatments using a formula that divides the cost of the treatment by the number of years the patient is likely to benefit. Treatments for younger patients are more often approved than treatments for diseases that affect the elderly, such as osteoporosis," she wrote. "
Isn't that exactly like most private health insurance?
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Funny my 2k3 and 2k8 servers never need a reboot just because. "Reliability? Windows servers have historically needed a period reboot, just because. "
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No. Not till Cameras support something else.
Under the new NF player you can not full screen the player on a second monitor and have it stay that way, as soon as you click on the other monitor the player shrinks. It also tears quite a bit making the movie looks horrible plus it has the habit of thinking it is out of memory which isn't likely on an 8gb system.
You know as well as I do that subscription services like Netflix and Rhapsody would not work without DRM. Nearly everyone would subscribe for a few months and download everything then kill the subscription.
Funny that I don't have any trouble outputting 7.1 sound from my system to my receiver... Try to find a mainstream monitor sold in the past three years that doesn't have HDCP support.... My dell 30, soyo 24, acer 22, gateway 21 and WH 24 all support HDCP. As do all the cards in all my systems including the ones with embedded graphics.
How does my Rhapsody subscription or my Netflix Instant watch subscription harm me?
What does the DRM stop me from doing?
What impact does the DRM have in my day to day operations of my computer? Examples that I can test would be nice.
I rather enjoy watching BluRay on Vista...
By making the customer pay you discourage them from 'forgetting' in the future.
That is why you hide the recorder - just make sure you are in a one party consent state first.
Windows has not been based on DOS since Windows ME.
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I miss the old /.
They must cost way too much for the price to not be mentioned.
Dell pays less than 40.00 per copy for the Windows license they ship with hardware such as this.
Please go back to reddit and/or digg.
""This board approves or rejects treatments using a formula that divides the cost of the treatment by the number of years the patient is likely to benefit. Treatments for younger patients are more often approved than treatments for diseases that affect the elderly, such as osteoporosis," she wrote. " Isn't that exactly like most private health insurance?
That games renders at 1024x600 about 6.5 times lower than the resolution that I game at.
Acrobat 9.0 is 198MB on Vista.
RMS.
What is the half life of an unpatched Red Hat from the same year that XP was released?
Why?
Think reading the RFID from the patients wrist band to verify the correct records are being used.