Given the cost of a monthly subscription to Netflix, asking more money for a streamed movie vs a rented DVD would be insane and yet from the article it seems that's what Redbox plans on doing. Shouldn't streaming cost less than a DVD rental?
If they were able to rent discs for $1.50/$2.00, streaming shouldn't cost more than $0.99/$1.49.
Anyway, I don't care since Redbox doesn't exist in Canada anymore and I'm guessing their streaming service will be U.S.A.-only.
No the house is not completely made of logs. There's windows, hinges, metal wood stove, etc.
Any my initial reply was to your "Since obviously we live in the post-game-changed society now, with 3D printed houses everywhere and people downloading cars all the time, surely we are 3D printing drones at home too?"
And yes, people are 3D printing drones. I never implied that all parts were 3D printed and your question didn't either.
As for 3D-printed houses, there's something called Google. You should try it sometimes.
There is 3D-printed houses. And no, not everything in the house is 3D-printed. Just like when someone says he has a log house cabin, not everything is made of freakin' logs.
3D printers are not Star Trek replicators. Desktop 3D printers can replace some milled/injected plastic parts. They can also produce parts that are nearly impossible to make with traditional methods.
In Canada, because our ISPs are still giving us monthly data caps from two decades ago, we have three quality options: Low - Basic video quality, up to 0.3 GB per hour Medium - Standard video quality, up to 0.7 GB per hour High - Best video quality, up to 3 GB per hour for HD, 7 GB per hour for Ultra HD
I'm not counting "auto" since it simply switches between the three qualities as needed.
My main and only monitor is an old ViewSonic VP171s. It has both a VGA and DVI input. At first I was using only the VGA, then after a few years I switched to the DVI. I'm now using an HDMI-to-DVI cable and it works fine.
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Given the cost of a monthly subscription to Netflix, asking more money for a streamed movie vs a rented DVD would be insane and yet from the article it seems that's what Redbox plans on doing. Shouldn't streaming cost less than a DVD rental?
If they were able to rent discs for $1.50/$2.00, streaming shouldn't cost more than $0.99/$1.49.
Anyway, I don't care since Redbox doesn't exist in Canada anymore and I'm guessing their streaming service will be U.S.A.-only.
Watched a few videos of him. Thanks.
Aren't all rooms at "room temperature"? - Jerry Seinfeld*
* this sounds like something he'd say.
And they charge way more than 5.87 Canadian dollars for it.
No the house is not completely made of logs. There's windows, hinges, metal wood stove, etc.
Any my initial reply was to your "Since obviously we live in the post-game-changed society now, with 3D printed houses everywhere and people downloading cars all the time, surely we are 3D printing drones at home too?"
And yes, people are 3D printing drones. I never implied that all parts were 3D printed and your question didn't either.
As for 3D-printed houses, there's something called Google. You should try it sometimes.
There is 3D-printed houses. And no, not everything in the house is 3D-printed. Just like when someone says he has a log house cabin, not everything is made of freakin' logs.
3D printers are not Star Trek replicators. Desktop 3D printers can replace some milled/injected plastic parts. They can also produce parts that are nearly impossible to make with traditional methods.
Yes we are.
The character creation tool for Final Fantasy XIV is a lot more complex and I only paid $20 for that game.
"Bill" was introduced to "Require ID".
While I do agree that "Require ID" is a really strange name, the title is pretty clear.
That won't be enough. Let's attack the root of the problem and make evil, malicious, dangerous and bad illegal.
Some jokes never get old.
Other ones... get integrated into the next version of systemd.
There's three states:
- internet
- intranet
- offline
I'm guessing the parent post meant "intranet" but didn't know that word.
How do you enable this encryption thingy in Apple's "Mail" program?
In Canada, because our ISPs are still giving us monthly data caps from two decades ago, we have three quality options:
Low - Basic video quality, up to 0.3 GB per hour
Medium - Standard video quality, up to 0.7 GB per hour
High - Best video quality, up to 3 GB per hour for HD, 7 GB per hour for Ultra HD
I'm not counting "auto" since it simply switches between the three qualities as needed.
Oh great, so the sales people are becoming terrorists?
Programmers make $0.75 US dollar for every Canadian dollar they earn.
What about computers, where program interfaces are always in the same spot in your daily usage?
I would have expected a tentacle-fearing schoolgirl, not a novelist.
Hello manufacturers! My ThinkPad 760XL says hi!
My main and only monitor is an old ViewSonic VP171s. It has both a VGA and DVI input. At first I was using only the VGA, then after a few years I switched to the DVI. I'm now using an HDMI-to-DVI cable and it works fine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Do you want an LCD with a decades-old lifespan or AMOLED with burn-in problems within a few months?
Windows isn't free.
Linux is free.
If all the games were available for Linux, PC gamers would never have to buy Windows.
I wouldn't touch that headset again if I were you.