Studying the picture, I make out the following ports.
On the leftmost device from bottom to top: Ethernet, A/V connectors, and a something that appears to be a minijack (1/8" stereo).
On the middle device from bottom to top: DC power, strange unidentified connector, A/V connectors, S-Video, another unidentified connector (could be many things), and an ethernet.
The last device (the one with the antenna) appears to be showing it's front, on which there is a remote control thingy (I'm drawing a blank on what they call them), and a power button.
Observations: The leftmost device doesn't appear to have a power port. It's also odd that there's a minijack on the back - most minijacks you would find on the front of a device because of their most common use - headphones. The middle device doesn't have the minijack, but does have everything else the smaller left device has and more. Most interesting is the port 2nd from bottom that has a most peculiar shape. The third device is entirely different from the other two, and sports an entirely different color. It could easily be mistaken for a wireless router was it not for the remote control thingy (arrgh!!!) on the front.
Ha! We'll never get original Star Wars DVDs. If we're lucky we might get that modified 20th aniversary crap (I'm not a fan of modified films), but it's debatable to call that lucky.
No more madness! Stop these horrid movies! Hope Fox'll make Firefly instead.
'The ease with which people seemed to be eluding the anti-counterfeiting software left some wondering why Adobe had included it in the first place.'
Just copy and paste the picture from another application to circumvent the software? Did adobe even really try?
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Fox still owns the TV rights to Firefly. They've sold the movie rights (and only the movie rights) to Universal.
Oater is Variety talk for a western. (Horses eat oats, horses are in westerns.)
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You can now get $15 prepaid iTunes cards at Target stores as well.
With 100,000 preorders - I don't think they need to.
Cash reserves.
Don't forget that if you go on too many rides, they'll kick you out of the park. 'We're sorry. Your ride consumption exceeds our unspecified limits.'
LEGO master builder. Getting paid to play with LEGOs - bliss.
He's too busy trashing Asimov: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0343818/
Studying the picture, I make out the following ports.
On the leftmost device from bottom to top: Ethernet, A/V connectors, and a something that appears to be a minijack (1/8" stereo).
On the middle device from bottom to top: DC power, strange unidentified connector, A/V connectors, S-Video, another unidentified connector (could be many things), and an ethernet.
The last device (the one with the antenna) appears to be showing it's front, on which there is a remote control thingy (I'm drawing a blank on what they call them), and a power button.
Observations: The leftmost device doesn't appear to have a power port. It's also odd that there's a minijack on the back - most minijacks you would find on the front of a device because of their most common use - headphones. The middle device doesn't have the minijack, but does have everything else the smaller left device has and more. Most interesting is the port 2nd from bottom that has a most peculiar shape. The third device is entirely different from the other two, and sports an entirely different color. It could easily be mistaken for a wireless router was it not for the remote control thingy (arrgh!!!) on the front.
What do they do? No idea in the least.
Ha! We'll never get original Star Wars DVDs. If we're lucky we might get that modified 20th aniversary crap (I'm not a fan of modified films), but it's debatable to call that lucky.
No more madness! Stop these horrid movies! Hope Fox'll make Firefly instead.
FIREFLY RULES!!!
'The ease with which people seemed to be eluding the anti-counterfeiting software left some wondering why Adobe had included it in the first place.' Just copy and paste the picture from another application to circumvent the software? Did adobe even really try?