I use my Apple TV for Netflix 95% of the time and other various non-Apple sources the last 4.95% of the time. The last 0.05% is using my Apple TV to watch movie trailers, that's the only Apple service I use.
I'm not quite sure why, but I think for lunch I'll have an entree of potato soup followed by boiled potatoes, mashed potatoes, patatas bravas, roast potatoes, gnocchi, potato skins, latkes, hash browns, hasselback potatoes, home fries, oven fries, potatoes au gratin and baked potato with sides of tater tots, french fries and potato salad, finishing with potato chips for dessert.
The problem comes from "reasonable royalty". The price list should be set by the vendor and once set they shouldn't be able to change it depending on who wants to pay for it.
You can't ask one million or 1$ per unit from company XYZ and then turn around and ask a company that is your competitor ten times the price "just because".
Because there's two extremes on the Web: articles without any fucking photos and articles with videos that auto-play even though some of us don't want to waste our bandwidth to load a video we're not going to watch in the first place.
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We're talking about the Apple TV.
And YouTube, of course.
I'm in Canada. The only "other services" apart from iTunes are Netflix, Crackle and Crunchyroll.
Apple already has pay-per-show iniTunes, but it's set at relatively high prices because it's pay-to-buy instead of pay-to-watch/rent.
The Apple TV doesn't exist?
I use my Apple TV for Netflix 95% of the time and other various non-Apple sources the last 4.95% of the time. The last 0.05% is using my Apple TV to watch movie trailers, that's the only Apple service I use.
... in the U.S.A. but about 70$ in Canada.
Nah, just search for catgirl and nekomimi and you'll be fine.
I'm not quite sure why, but I think for lunch I'll have an entree of potato soup followed by boiled potatoes, mashed potatoes, patatas bravas,
roast potatoes, gnocchi, potato skins, latkes, hash browns, hasselback potatoes, home fries, oven fries, potatoes au gratin and baked potato with sides of tater tots, french fries and potato salad, finishing with potato chips for dessert.
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...
The problem comes from "reasonable royalty". The price list should be set by the vendor and once set they shouldn't be able to change it depending on who wants to pay for it.
You can't ask one million or 1$ per unit from company XYZ and then turn around and ask a company that is your competitor ten times the price "just because".
Because there's two extremes on the Web: articles without any fucking photos and articles with videos that auto-play even though some of us don't want to waste our bandwidth to load a video we're not going to watch in the first place.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
You just confessed to having a small dick and suffering from premature ejaculation. Congratulations!
But with the high cost of drugs, won't that make it even more expensive?
Fuck yeah! Ponies!
It should drop the package from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
Oh, they're going with a metric number of deliveries. Now that makes sense.
You must be new here.
And because a lot of Slashdot readers blindly hate on Apple any chance they get, your informative comment will get moderated into oblivion.
You're damn right! I don't want to exercise!
Oh, okay then.
Oh yeah? Well, IPU 42:10-4.
A simple browser window resizing seems to give me 1192 pixels wide as the minimum required for this page.
Mmm... chips... <noise="gargle">
First of all, how do you "mine" Helium-3? Isn't it a gaz? That's like the old joke "How do you mine for fish?".
Secondly, I think I saw that movie.
If you buy cables at Walmart you're paying too much. They usually have a good selection at the dollar store.