half of these replies seem to be saying "oh a portable movie player wouldn't that be wonderful" and as others have already said there are TONS of pvp's out atm, not just the regular Archos which I used to have a av340. You should look at some of the pvp review sites where theres 50+ different portable movei players. I really doubt apple will make anything that isn't already out there. Oh except they'll only let you add content to it by using their crappy software. yeah great reason to use an ipod video
well seeing as its public beta, and there are numerous sites that offer free invites such as the closed isnoop site which gave away more than a couple hundred thousand and now www.bytetest.com which has grown to 51,000 invites over a couple of days. Your comment doesn't really stand up just because google like to keep their products in beta for an unusually long period.
Maybe try updating your hardware? you going to moan when duke nuken forever doesn't run on a pentium 2? the only downside to this game when I finished it was the fact is was so short, I finished it in a couple of days playing through the night and will definitely get the expansion. first SP game I've enjoyed in a long time
I think you'll find living in the country is like living in the stone age, I'm in Surrey and am currently on a 8Mb line for £29.99 avg speed being 850kB/s down, with around 50kB/s upload... definitely stone age speeds:]
with the recent take up of LLU, Easynet are paving the way forward atm with their 8MB service. at only £29.99 it's about as expensive as BT's 2MB service. Now that LLU is finally get a foothold and ADSL2 being tested on the UK lines I don't think we will have too many problems with speed... unless you happen to live in the countryside. if that's the case then your buggered:(
I RTFA, but I was wondering what sort of price you'd have to pay for this? and also how much control you would actually have over.net with ICANN watching your every move?
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half of these replies seem to be saying "oh a portable movie player wouldn't that be wonderful" and as others have already said there are TONS of pvp's out atm, not just the regular Archos which I used to have a av340. You should look at some of the pvp review sites where theres 50+ different portable movei players. I really doubt apple will make anything that isn't already out there. Oh except they'll only let you add content to it by using their crappy software. yeah great reason to use an ipod video
the only one going round was a fake
http://www.elinux.org/wiki/ZipIt useful for anyone looking to hack it
well seeing as its public beta, and there are numerous sites that offer free invites such as the closed isnoop site which gave away more than a couple hundred thousand and now www.bytetest.com which has grown to 51,000 invites over a couple of days. Your comment doesn't really stand up just because google like to keep their products in beta for an unusually long period.
isn't this the same as what gmail uses, and that's been out for quite awhile now.
Maybe try updating your hardware? you going to moan when duke nuken forever doesn't run on a pentium 2? the only downside to this game when I finished it was the fact is was so short, I finished it in a couple of days playing through the night and will definitely get the expansion. first SP game I've enjoyed in a long time
I think you'll find living in the country is like living in the stone age, I'm in Surrey and am currently on a 8Mb line for £29.99 avg speed being 850kB/s down, with around 50kB/s upload... definitely stone age speeds :]
its supposed to put into the url field but I also tried and it just sat so I'd blame the dodgy magnet link
its used for azureus' DHT
it all comes down to the fact the term 'video game' is included. Straight away it's only losers who waste their money.
with the recent take up of LLU, Easynet are paving the way forward atm with their 8MB service. at only £29.99 it's about as expensive as BT's 2MB service. Now that LLU is finally get a foothold and ADSL2 being tested on the UK lines I don't think we will have too many problems with speed... unless you happen to live in the countryside. if that's the case then your buggered :(
I RTFA, but I was wondering what sort of price you'd have to pay for this? and also how much control you would actually have over .net with ICANN watching your every move?