"But if it was always true to say that a thing is or will be, it is not possible that it should not be or not be about to be, and when a thing cannot not come to be, it is impossible that it should not come to be, and when it is impossible that it should not come to be, it must come to be." Aristotle, On Interpretation.
He did add though "And don't get me wrong - I follow slashdot too, exactly because it's fun to see people argue. I'm not complaining;]" Hey, if it adds a little glitter in our beige lives, I'm all for it. (now that's insightful)
Pin Pals: You can do it, Otto! You can do it, Otto!
Help each other out: that'll be our motto!
You can do it, Otto! You can do it, Otto!
Apu: Make this spare; I'll give you free gelato!
Moe: Then back to my place, where I will get you blotto!
Homer: Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto.
It's just a new way to rip people off. Companies reduce costs by moving to places where the labor is dime a dozen and then pocket the money instead of passing the savings on to the customer. That's why they earn the big bucks.
That's around $20 to $30 for newer films, and $10 to $20 for older flicks. CinemaNow intends to be more aggressive, offering some of its new flicks for under $20 and to build traffic, it will offer a two-for-one sale at the outset.
Movies can't be "burned" or copied onto disks that can be played on other devices, such DVD players. The movies, however, can be copied to play on as many as two other PCs, says Ramo.
Why the hell would anyone want to pay that kind of money for crippleware? These guys just don't get it. Internet distribution should be a godsend because it costs them close to nothing to distribute. They think it's some special service that is oh so convenient. It's like the house I was looking at the other day, there's a train station 30ft away and they actually charge $10k more because "it's a convenience." Yeah I want my house to shake every 20min and wake me with the horn, how convenient.
Microsoft: We appologize for this inconvenience. We meant to call the "Competitors" table "Future Competitors" and apparently the entry you mention is not the one in error. This will be fixed shortly.
In Microsoft terms "free" is as in "free" for them. In this case it's "free beta-testers." In my University they offered "free" versions of beta Visual Studio. I ended up having less "free" time.
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Oedipus had a similar problem...
There is a link through Dopamine levels. Have a look.
Thats 20 more years of paying taxes! But really it's all for your good...
"But if it was always true to say that a thing is or will be, it is not possible that it should not be or not be about to be, and when a thing cannot not come to be, it is impossible that it should not come to be, and when it is impossible that it should not come to be, it must come to be." Aristotle, On Interpretation.
He did add though "And don't get me wrong - I follow slashdot too, exactly because it's fun to see people argue. I'm not complaining ;]" Hey, if it adds a little glitter in our beige lives, I'm all for it. (now that's insightful)
I have to disagree. Osama made it clear that he intends to bankrupt America.
I would prefer if the creators believed in their fans and their music enough to bypass RIAA...
It would have helped if you spelled commoditization right.
#ifndef BRAIN
while(clueless)
printf("Web %i.0", web++);
#endif
The Bozo bit has been flipped!
Fine, throw your vote away. (yay democracy...err republic...err ..plutocracy)
Pin Pals: You can do it, Otto! You can do it, Otto! Help each other out: that'll be our motto! You can do it, Otto! You can do it, Otto!
Apu: Make this spare; I'll give you free gelato!
Moe: Then back to my place, where I will get you blotto!
Homer: Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto.
It's just a new way to rip people off. Companies reduce costs by moving to places where the labor is dime a dozen and then pocket the money instead of passing the savings on to the customer. That's why they earn the big bucks.
That's around $20 to $30 for newer films, and $10 to $20 for older flicks. CinemaNow intends to be more aggressive, offering some of its new flicks for under $20 and to build traffic, it will offer a two-for-one sale at the outset.
Movies can't be "burned" or copied onto disks that can be played on other devices, such DVD players. The movies, however, can be copied to play on as many as two other PCs, says Ramo.
Why the hell would anyone want to pay that kind of money for crippleware? These guys just don't get it. Internet distribution should be a godsend because it costs them close to nothing to distribute. They think it's some special service that is oh so convenient. It's like the house I was looking at the other day, there's a train station 30ft away and they actually charge $10k more because "it's a convenience." Yeah I want my house to shake every 20min and wake me with the horn, how convenient.
Vincent: There's no gene for fate.
Electric heated toilet seats. Just imagine: Plop! Zap!
Microsoft: We appologize for this inconvenience. We meant to call the "Competitors" table "Future Competitors" and apparently the entry you mention is not the one in error. This will be fixed shortly.
In Microsoft terms "free" is as in "free" for them. In this case it's "free beta-testers." In my University they offered "free" versions of beta Visual Studio. I ended up having less "free" time.
Yeah, but who watches the watcher's watchers?
Anybody notice whenever something happens an investigation is started and you never hear about it again?
We have the Patriot Act for that, rest assured.
Lots of stuff goes on behind the curtain in France, take for example all the hidden letters they don't pronounce. Shhh
you think therefore you are..
Here's a stinker...what defines language?
"Yes we can loot once more! Viva la Revolucion!"