Only a subset of movies show up on Netflix, and they typically take a while to get there.
Especially for Netflix Canada. However, The Interview was added about a week ago. It took only a month for that movie to go from theatres to Netflix Canada. That tells you how bad that movie is.
Bad humans cooks with bad recipes and low budgets?
Robots really have been preparing food for decades. Almost all food that ends up shrink-wrapped was made by machines. However they were made by specialized machines built for the task required instead of building something that could work in a human kitchen.
Joanna: You know what, Stan, if you want me to wear 37 pieces of flair, like your pretty boy over there, Brian, why don't you just make the minimum 37 pieces of flair? Stan, Chotchkie's Manager: Well, I thought I remembered you saying that you wanted to express yourself. Joanna: Yeah. You know what, yeah, I do. I do want to express myself, okay. And I don't need 37 pieces of flair to do it. [flips off Stan]
Adobe: [cheerfully] Welcome to Adobe, may I help you? User: Yes. Adobe: How may I help you? User: You can start by delete that fucking dumb-ass buzzword checklist off your cash-grabbing scheme! And you can give me a fucking plug-in with fucking vector graphics, fucking bitmap graphics, fucking interactive controls, fucking video playback! A fucking plug-in without security holes! Adobe: I really don't care for the way you're speaking to me. User: And I really don't care for the way your company keeps releasing software with huge security holes with fucking backdoors for the fucking NSA. And I really didn't care to fucking wipe my system, re-install fucking Windows and fucking re-install your sfotware to get back with the same problem in my fucking face. I want a fucking secure plug-in RIGHT FUCKING NOW! Adobe: Did you update Flash to the latest version? User: No, I did not update Flash to the latest fucking version. Adobe: Oh boy. User: Oh boy, what? Adobe: You're fucked!
Multiple Netflix HD streams + iTunes apps downloads + Steam and Battle.net downloads and updates. The average Joe can use a lot of bandwidth these days, even legally.
Contact the seller and ask for a private auction for the original amount and tell him to send you nothing. Give appropriate feedback for the two auctions. His rating is almost as important as his profits.
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Especially for Netflix Canada. However, The Interview was added about a week ago. It took only a month for that movie to go from theatres to Netflix Canada. That tells you how bad that movie is.
Finally a more powerful computer to run arcade and console emulators!
Try classic Game Boy or GBC programming, the custom Z80-like CPU is a blast with its ~1024 instructions.
Video? What video?
Bad humans cooks with bad recipes and low budgets?
Robots really have been preparing food for decades. Almost all food that ends up shrink-wrapped was made by machines. However they were made by specialized machines built for the task required instead of building something that could work in a human kitchen.
We'll finally get our jobs back.
Even a limited 30-seconds window to edit our posts would help.
D'OH!
Flair, as in:
Joanna: You know what, Stan, if you want me to wear 37 pieces of flair, like your pretty boy over there, Brian, why don't you just make the minimum 37 pieces of flair?
Stan, Chotchkie's Manager: Well, I thought I remembered you saying that you wanted to express yourself.
Joanna: Yeah. You know what, yeah, I do. I do want to express myself, okay. And I don't need 37 pieces of flair to do it.
[flips off Stan]
Photography was invented in the early 1800's, the blackboard was invented earlier than that and the first postal service dates from around 4415 years ago.
So this seems more like a problem for the 1800's, unless you were talking about posting the photo on the line.
That is the most painful web-related thing I've ever had to read.
Actually, I'm going to draw breasts.
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The worst are capital letters in bold. Those can actually block the pipes.
This is the Web 2.0, where the tag doesn't seem to exist. Way too many articles out there without any photos, it's just sad.
They should rename TPB to The Borg. You know, resistance is futile and all that.
Slashdot. Where a simple "edit" button is too much to ask.
Sorry about the typos in my comment above, it won't happne agian.
Adobe: [cheerfully] Welcome to Adobe, may I help you?
User: Yes.
Adobe: How may I help you?
User: You can start by delete that fucking dumb-ass buzzword checklist off your cash-grabbing scheme! And you can give me a fucking plug-in with fucking vector graphics, fucking bitmap graphics, fucking interactive controls, fucking video playback! A fucking plug-in without security holes!
Adobe: I really don't care for the way you're speaking to me.
User: And I really don't care for the way your company keeps releasing software with huge security holes with fucking backdoors for the fucking NSA. And I really didn't care to fucking wipe my system, re-install fucking Windows and fucking re-install your sfotware to get back with the same problem in my fucking face. I want a fucking secure plug-in RIGHT FUCKING NOW!
Adobe: Did you update Flash to the latest version?
User: No, I did not update Flash to the latest fucking version.
Adobe: Oh boy.
User: Oh boy, what?
Adobe: You're fucked!
40K sessions isn't typical for the average Joe.
Multiple Netflix HD streams + iTunes apps downloads + Steam and Battle.net downloads and updates. The average Joe can use a lot of bandwidth these days, even legally.
Low-cost smartphones would be a good thing if all software could run on it without any problems, but right now it doesn't.
And hardware, powerful or not, is useless without software.
Contact the seller and ask for a private auction for the original amount and tell him to send you nothing. Give appropriate feedback for the two auctions. His rating is almost as important as his profits.
Yeah sure, whatever. And I suppose Jesus was a carpenter while we're at it.