Maybe you don't even want to use a media server. Maybe you just want to skip those fucking introductions they force you to wait through for a disc you plan to watch frequently. I rented a DVD for the latest season of HBO's Entourage and it made me watch, I shit you not, a several minute commercial for HBO's programming. The menu couldn't be accessed nor chapter skip. I was furious and seriously considered returning some unopened Curb Your Enthusiasm seasons I had just bought. Fuckers.
While they're at it, they should criminalize unauthorized looking at hotties, although accidental looking is fine. It is an important issue, because if too many people crowd around to look at the hottie it will not be able to move.
Is it wrong? Yes I have a hard time applying morals to a situation like this. Besides, will there be more, less, or the same number of subscribers after they shut this URL down? If we're going to turn on moral evaluation, is it "wrong" for Verizon to charge 15 cents to send a text message? It certainly violates my values.
Additionally, there is no should receive revenue. If they want to receive revenue they can fix their shit instead of sending takedown notices. It sounds like they just don't want to have to revamp their architecture.
Finally, and pardon my tangent, in my opinion this disease is a symptom of a lack of respect for current realities such as unlimited copyrights. I share this sentiment. Am I depriving a corporation from revenue if I download a song from the 60s? Should that corporation still be receiving revenue for work that was done decades ago? I suppose it depends on your outlook.
Firefox 2 in Vista already looks like the screenshots in the article. Is the author confusing Vista's automatic window dressing as something provided by Mozilla?
It makes me feel really good to hear about Microsoft getting pissed at Microsoft. I've always wondered about this and what a relief. The frustration I've run into over the years, especially regarding design decisions, finally feels worth something.
"Hi Angela. I was looking through the terms of service and wanted to make sure I am not in violation of my agreement. Is it true that I'm not allowed to view or download pornographic material?"
"Uhmm..."
"I have downloaded a LOT of porn through the Comcast service. Everything is legal-- everyone over 18, and amateur material only rather than pirated commercial material. I prefer the amateur work anyway, it's more real, you know? Have you viewed or published anything pornographic using Comcast service? I'd feel a little more comfortable if I knew I was in good company. Also, do you want to trade?"
There is lots of overlap of services that regulators probably wouldn't even consider. What about my Yahoo Games?? It's been essentially unchanged for the last ten years and the games were written right, still providing the same level of entertainment in straightforward multiplayer Internet gaming.
How likely is this to coexist with MSN Games? There's enough overlap that there's no way it would remain unchanged if it does not stay discrete. Ugh.
This will become doubly troubling once the rectum becomes a carrier for nuclear weapons. Of course, those downwind have certainly sworn this already happens regularly.
Define your acronyms the first time you use them. This summary got it half right. If the submitter fails to do this, please pick up the slack editors. If you don't know what to put, that should be a red flag not to post it.
Some of the most attractive offerings on Netflix's streaming service are television shows. There are lots of seasons and even complete series available through the service. I was able to watch the entire run of the British show "Coupling," the UK's raunchier version of Friends. They also have every Law and Order known to man, short-run series like "Dead Like Me," and even modern shows like Heroes and 3rd Rock.
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Who the hell approved this? There's more. It's a dupe. Wow.
I assume these systems will be water-cooled so the miniaturized sharks have somewhere to swim.
Maybe you don't even want to use a media server. Maybe you just want to skip those fucking introductions they force you to wait through for a disc you plan to watch frequently. I rented a DVD for the latest season of HBO's Entourage and it made me watch, I shit you not, a several minute commercial for HBO's programming. The menu couldn't be accessed nor chapter skip. I was furious and seriously considered returning some unopened Curb Your Enthusiasm seasons I had just bought. Fuckers.
While they're at it, they should criminalize unauthorized looking at hotties, although accidental looking is fine. It is an important issue, because if too many people crowd around to look at the hottie it will not be able to move.
In light of resistance from the courts, the RIAA will probably shift its resources toward the legislative branch.
Yes, I loved the episode where Odo shape-shifted into a layer 3 switch during the Romulan invasion.
Kirk should talk to Picard who is quite enthused about real time raytracing.
Additionally, there is no should receive revenue. If they want to receive revenue they can fix their shit instead of sending takedown notices. It sounds like they just don't want to have to revamp their architecture.
Finally, and pardon my tangent, in my opinion this disease is a symptom of a lack of respect for current realities such as unlimited copyrights. I share this sentiment. Am I depriving a corporation from revenue if I download a song from the 60s? Should that corporation still be receiving revenue for work that was done decades ago? I suppose it depends on your outlook.
In an episode of Family Guy, an example of Peter Griffin's skill at breaking bad news is shown.
I've always wondered whatever happened to Bill Gates.
Firefox 2 in Vista already looks like the screenshots in the article. Is the author confusing Vista's automatic window dressing as something provided by Mozilla?
It makes me feel really good to hear about Microsoft getting pissed at Microsoft. I've always wondered about this and what a relief. The frustration I've run into over the years, especially regarding design decisions, finally feels worth something.
I love it when I have to click the link to know what the hell the summary is talking about.
"Hi, I'm Angela, how may I help you today?"
"Hi Angela. I was looking through the terms of service and wanted to make sure I am not in violation of my agreement. Is it true that I'm not allowed to view or download pornographic material?"
"Uhmm..."
"I have downloaded a LOT of porn through the Comcast service. Everything is legal-- everyone over 18, and amateur material only rather than pirated commercial material. I prefer the amateur work anyway, it's more real, you know? Have you viewed or published anything pornographic using Comcast service? I'd feel a little more comfortable if I knew I was in good company. Also, do you want to trade?"
You have.
I prefer to be certain they are pictures of the opposite sex.
There is lots of overlap of services that regulators probably wouldn't even consider. What about my Yahoo Games?? It's been essentially unchanged for the last ten years and the games were written right, still providing the same level of entertainment in straightforward multiplayer Internet gaming.
How likely is this to coexist with MSN Games? There's enough overlap that there's no way it would remain unchanged if it does not stay discrete. Ugh.
The most amazing demo I've ever seen is Animate! , a 4k demo from 1995. Wow.
Untraceable currently has a 14% on the Tomatometer. When I don't have explicit interest in a film, that is enough of an indicator for me.
This will become doubly troubling once the rectum becomes a carrier for nuclear weapons. Of course, those downwind have certainly sworn this already happens regularly.
Do you repeat yourself a lot?
Define your acronyms the first time you use them. This summary got it half right. If the submitter fails to do this, please pick up the slack editors. If you don't know what to put, that should be a red flag not to post it.
Some of the most attractive offerings on Netflix's streaming service are television shows. There are lots of seasons and even complete series available through the service. I was able to watch the entire run of the British show "Coupling," the UK's raunchier version of Friends. They also have every Law and Order known to man, short-run series like "Dead Like Me," and even modern shows like Heroes and 3rd Rock.
Enough said.
Didn't it change to goatse.cz?