I will also be holding off to purchase it, but only due to pricing.
I don't play enough games to justify buying a console, I haven't bought a PS2 or an Xbox. But with the wife and I getting a new house and my computer now being more than 3 feet from my main tv I'm going to pick it up for the media extender capabilities. Maybe I'll find a couple of games to pick up as I did with the wife's gamecube. But I'll play them for a couple of hours and then through them back on the shelf for a couple of months before picking them back up.
thats my question, are the penalties going to be more severe if you download an album than if you were to actually go into the store and steal a physical copy of the album?
The financial penalties already are, as they can sue you for downloading a copy, but I'm relatively sure they haven't sued anyone for stealing a cd.
with all these companies now deciding they want to scan books (Google, Amazon) why not partner up on this project, it would greatly reduce the overall costs as each company would scan the same books as the other.
At least partner up for the process of scanning even if they have different plans as to what to do with the scans
assuming the move for everything to have wireless networking somehow entrenched in it just post a link to their config page on slashdot.... then the robots breakdown under the load
I'm wondering if the resoution of the videos/shows they will be selling will be sufficient enough to watch not only on the V-Ipod but also on your computer, or on a TV (not only with the TV out)?
What about burning to DVD?
can't read... don't own a nano anyway so it doesn't matter too much; just wanted to feed the curiousity.
my biggest question is, and always has been:
Can Slashdot be slashdotted?
Slashdot Mirror
to trying out the new interface, if only I could ever get accepted into an MS Beta program
looking for a 40 year nap?
I don't play enough games to justify buying a console, I haven't bought a PS2 or an Xbox. But with the wife and I getting a new house and my computer now being more than 3 feet from my main tv I'm going to pick it up for the media extender capabilities. Maybe I'll find a couple of games to pick up as I did with the wife's gamecube. But I'll play them for a couple of hours and then through them back on the shelf for a couple of months before picking them back up.
The financial penalties already are, as they can sue you for downloading a copy, but I'm relatively sure they haven't sued anyone for stealing a cd.
These people also tend to have the DemonBreath from Hell TM.
smells like someone shit in a spearmint bush
At least partner up for the process of scanning even if they have different plans as to what to do with the scans
You can't expect them to keep adding to the cost of new consoles by essentially encompassing parts of the old one for emulation.
besides if you have a whole wack of xbox games you most likely have an xbox, play them on that.
true enough, from home I choose to use firefox (except for those IE only sites), at work however I use IE, so I'm probably in those sample sets twice.
'big black cocks with pearly white cum'
oh yeah and
'happy scrappy hero pup'
creativity with the site design may also force the handset makers to build in more robust browsers in their devices
shame on you...
assuming the move for everything to have wireless networking somehow entrenched in it just post a link to their config page on slashdot.... then the robots breakdown under the load
what about those little circus bears - you know the ones who ride the bikes?
it is almost the same place, they don't move very fast, and haven't moved very far in 2 years
One I can think of is Homer getting into the fights with George Bush Senior
anyone think of any others?
With Gmail you never have to send anything to the trash
they spend their time fining on-air personalities for undefinable 'indecent' behaviour ala Howard Stern
Google hires 300 new engineers at its new Nasa Compound Campus
its unlikely to happen anytime soon without someone putting effort into breaking it
I'm wondering if the resoution of the videos/shows they will be selling will be sufficient enough to watch not only on the V-Ipod but also on your computer, or on a TV (not only with the TV out)? What about burning to DVD?
can't read... don't own a nano anyway so it doesn't matter too much; just wanted to feed the curiousity. my biggest question is, and always has been: Can Slashdot be slashdotted?
it really is, if you want to do business there you play by their rules
CRTC isn't like the **AA's its equivalent in the US is your FCC, they regulate. We have our own Recording and Motion Picture associations here
"Or do we get one of those spiffy thumbwheel doohickeys?" A rotary cell phone?
Its the age old question of which will/should come first:
the high-speed wireless networks; or
the content which would be delivered