Unless you actually know what was going on, shove your assumptions where the sun don't shine.
This was the first bad HD streaming experience in years and the connection has performed without problems throughout the long easter weekend as well (over here that was an extended weekend from Friday to Monday). HD streams by other sites didn't cause any problems either, the problem was reproducible across tabs and browsers and using the web developer tools you could practically watch the stream arrive too late, piece by piece and with not nearly enough overlap to provide seamless playback.
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck,...
The movie was worth the five bucks to watch it on Vimeo, but their Flash-based player (no quick way to switch to an HTML5 version) resulted in such a choppy playback that the constant pauses and buffer attempts added another half hour to the whole thing.
Since it's a 95 minute movie we're talking about a quarter of the time being spent on just waiting for the fucking site to do its job again. Before anyone asks: The 100MBit connection has never been a problem before and the necessary software was up to date as well.
Hope you'll have more luck. Except for the predictable end it's quite a nice movie.
There's an iTunes store in most European markets, but it's more of an afterthought where the original videos are usually inacessible and you only get localized/dubbed crap even though the original version is right there next to it on the server.
Actually, with the US' entrenched practice of case law, where judges rely on how other judges interpret how other judges interpret (...) certain aspects of the constitution, it's impossible to put a number on it even after including all the other laws concerned.
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Unless you actually know what was going on, shove your assumptions where the sun don't shine.
This was the first bad HD streaming experience in years and the connection has performed without problems throughout the long easter weekend as well (over here that was an extended weekend from Friday to Monday). HD streams by other sites didn't cause any problems either, the problem was reproducible across tabs and browsers and using the web developer tools you could practically watch the stream arrive too late, piece by piece and with not nearly enough overlap to provide seamless playback.
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, ...
Talk about an off-site backup!
The movie was worth the five bucks to watch it on Vimeo, but their Flash-based player (no quick way to switch to an HTML5 version) resulted in such a choppy playback that the constant pauses and buffer attempts added another half hour to the whole thing.
Since it's a 95 minute movie we're talking about a quarter of the time being spent on just waiting for the fucking site to do its job again.
Before anyone asks: The 100MBit connection has never been a problem before and the necessary software was up to date as well.
Hope you'll have more luck. Except for the predictable end it's quite a nice movie.
That joke of a reform is the reason why the people who were in school during that time don't really give a fuck about the topic anymore.
Dome kind of Goatse mirror?
Accept no substitutes!!!
Don't forget "Lessons", the last chapter of "The Inner Light".
A much shorter list like that would certainly save a lot of time.
So, we're now talking about the NSA backdoors in routers made by US companies?
There's an iTunes store in most European markets, but it's more of an afterthought where the original videos are usually inacessible and you only get localized/dubbed crap even though the original version is right there next to it on the server.
It's now subsidized by the NSA?
True to their defense contractor traditions they'll probably try to destroy it by way of a drone strike.
You know you're in trouble when even a big music corporation criticizes you as a hindrance to the transition into the digital age.
Some numbers to put the parent post into perspective:
http://apps.opendatacity.de/ge...
;)
Considering how many probes were lost to various factors over the decades, coming this far on their first try actually wasn't half bad.
There should be a link in the page footer.
The red version is much better.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F...
Anyone else reminded of this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...
Actually, with the US' entrenched practice of case law, where judges rely on how other judges interpret how other judges interpret (...) certain aspects of the constitution, it's impossible to put a number on it even after including all the other laws concerned.
The same logic by which the NSA all but shoving a microphone up your ass has prevented trillions of terrorist attacks!
Glad to be or service! ;)
That's old news!
Ever seen the default theme of Windows XP?
Well, maybe for the on-board computer of a clown car.
April 1?