even if comcast buys adelphia - i have a feeling you will be seeing a package price later towards the end of the Q3/beginning of Q4 that will bring a package price below 100 for all of their services...
they know its something they need to do.
they've heard the customers and will be responding.
no wonder thiscountry has such a high percentage of drug use amongst it's population
back on topic: I can't believe they'd actually cut the project when its crossing into the realm of the unknown and undiscovered. This should be an exciting time coming up here that I would think should cause them to WANT to keep this going.
That's just the problem. There are age restrictions on these games as far as who can and can't buy them. The PARENTS buy these games for the kids.
I mean - these people are sitting here complaining about the games but they aren't identifying the real problem - How are kids today getting these games? That's right. The parents.
ll that pales in comparison to the fact that my girlfriend loves drawing on it, and the tablet form factor makes it easier to curl up with both her and it. So it stays.
Umm....anyone else disturbed by this..?
I'm a geek through and through and all...but sharing my woman and bed with computer equipmnet?
I am grown up. I like my rights too, thank you very much.
When I buy something - I don't want some restirtion imposed upon it restricting how many times I can listen to it, how many devices or times I can copy it for my own personal use. Not too mention the ramifications of future changes to said companies policies - CEO's don't live forever, yah know? Time changes things, policies WILL change - especially when some greedy corporation/individual sees an oppurtunity to exploit this.
Besides - I don't want to have to be tied to windows or mac to be able to listen to my music. I currently pay monthly for a music subscription, so don't try to point your finger at me as if I'm contributing to this 'problem.'
You have unlimited burning now - but you are in what is essentially in what is an open-ended contract - the terms and conditions may change at any given time. At which point, given certain situations, you may find yourself grabbing your ankles and greasing up.
I don't want to hear you bitching then. You better just ejoy it.
Slashdot Mirror
you dont understand.
some people aren't even aware of what a command line is.
they want to -click- to make things work...
yea - direct connect works for me
however, lacking video support kinda stinks
trillian is a great one
if you are seriously considering a switch to dsl, and speed matters over price...and service is something you want to pay for - go with speakeasy.
you can get the spead and wonderfull service they offer.
are you happy with comcast?
You don't have to be in prison to have first-hand experience.
Have you ever been through the federal court system? I have.
Have you ever been charged and found guilty of a federal felony?
I have.
Ok, I'm not an expert - never claimed to be. But you haven't given any type of argument and frankly, have no shred of credibility.
Again, you make assumptions.
I've never been in prison.
And I did check what you said - however, it has already been stated enough in this thread that laws vary from state to state.
Grow up and pull you're head out of your ass - I'm sure its hard to read with it up there.
I don't have to look it up.
I know what applies here in PA.
So I made a generalization - and you made an assumption.
I have first-hand experience.
sorry - wrong.
you only lose your right to vote while you serve your sentence.
right to own a gun - that varies by crime.
non-violent crime, people normally can own arms after serving out their sentence.
violent crime? no way, bub.
You sure these two (or more) producers really represent the all of the MPAA?
I see this as more than just a push of Firefox over IE, its a continued push over Mircrosoft.
And the whole Open Source community benefits.
If anyone has the brand recognition to do so, IBM is probably the best suited for the job...
if he has 5mb service - chances are its a commercial line.
residential customers get 4mb or 6mb (speed tier)
even if comcast buys adelphia - i have a feeling you will be seeing a package price later towards the end of the Q3/beginning of Q4 that will bring a package price below 100 for all of their services...
they know its something they need to do.
they've heard the customers and will be responding.
b/c they basically sucked until OS X came out.
reality is a painful realization, no?
no wonder thiscountry has such a high percentage of drug use amongst it's population
back on topic: I can't believe they'd actually cut the project when its crossing into the realm of the unknown and undiscovered. This should be an exciting time coming up here that I would think should cause them to WANT to keep this going.
someone mod parent up
so true.
there is, when you see that the article was submitted by him - you dont need to click the links.
grow up already.
uh...i get 3 movies...say i keep one for 3 months. i can still get quite a few other movies while keeping that one.
And netflix truely has no late fees.
ill stick with netflix - especially since they typically get the movie on the day i send it back and i get the new one most often the next day...
That's just the problem. There are age restrictions on these games as far as who can and can't buy them. The PARENTS buy these games for the kids.
I mean - these people are sitting here complaining about the games but they aren't identifying the real problem - How are kids today getting these games? That's right. The parents.
can and do are totally different
closed source CAN, but in some cases (not pointing any fingers) they normally dont
ll that pales in comparison to the fact that my girlfriend loves drawing on it, and the tablet form factor makes it easier to curl up with both her and it. So it stays.
Umm....anyone else disturbed by this..?
I'm a geek through and through and all...but sharing my woman and bed with computer equipmnet?
I dont get my songs from apple.
I am grown up. I like my rights too, thank you very much.
When I buy something - I don't want some restirtion imposed upon it restricting how many times I can listen to it, how many devices or times I can copy it for my own personal use. Not too mention the ramifications of future changes to said companies policies - CEO's don't live forever, yah know? Time changes things, policies WILL change - especially when some greedy corporation/individual sees an oppurtunity to exploit this.
Besides - I don't want to have to be tied to windows or mac to be able to listen to my music. I currently pay monthly for a music subscription, so don't try to point your finger at me as if I'm contributing to this 'problem.'
You have unlimited burning now - but you are in what is essentially in what is an open-ended contract - the terms and conditions may change at any given time. At which point, given certain situations, you may find yourself grabbing your ankles and greasing up.
I don't want to hear you bitching then. You better just ejoy it.
well, maybe then they should realize these people will ALWAYS exist, and that DRM JUST DOESN'T WORK.
Reduce wear and tear on your hard drive: load the system up with RAM and turn the swap file off.
i was haivng a bad day until i read that quip.
may the moderator gods bestow mad points upon you
this was about 4 years ago.