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Dheeren · Guest

These are hideous, disgusting, vile people. Many say humanity is progressing, but things like this seem to tell a different story.
I'm severely conflicted on this point. I have the Netflix streaming service thru a Roku box (and, soon, it'll be on the Nintendo Wii as well.) My experiences with a measly 3Mb DSL connection prove the "anti" guy wrong by a mile - once the buffer is full, the movies (or TV episodes) stream smooth as buttah. Yes, there isn't surround sound. Boo-f'in-hoo. Maye this is a situation where "cinema geeks" shouldn't apply. But......about a decade ago, a colleague that was a consultant in Hollywood predicted just this happening. He said..."Hollywood hates DVDs. They want you to pay for *every viewing* of a program. No longer will you 'own' a film, you will pay a license fee every time you want to watch it."Now I do realize that this is not where Netflix is right now, but it could easily be converted to that. Amazon's streaming service is also resident on the Roku box, and that is *exactly* what it is - a virtual DVD rental service that - once you cough up your $4 - you get 24 hours to watch that title. That strikes me as kinda spendy. Or you can "buy" a movie to "own" forever, even though you have no physical media of it. As a test, I bought "Idiocracy." But if Amazon dies, or discontinues the service, or the pipes go down, what have I bought? Nuthin'.Like I said: Severely conflicted.

Nicandro · Guest

“Is lightpeak going to have copper in it? If not it isn't going anywhere. If I can't charge my devices over it, I don't give a ***** about it.

Eunive · Guest

Of course what you're saying makes perfect sense, that is, unless the stated goals aren't the actual goals.This bill is a waypoint to a single-payer system.It drives up medical costs, and will drive up the cost of health insurance premiums. This will force a far greater number of people toward the so-called 'public option,' and federal expenditures will go through the roof, while private health insurers falter into losses (remember, the entire industry only profits 2.2%), and suspend operations altogether.Once the private insurance companies disappear, it'll be 100% government health care. That's their goal, plain and simple. In America, you can't pull that off in one fell swoop. It takes incrementalism..
Only a dozen dead? It getting better!/s!

Saira · Guest

I was at the show in Denver last month, badass.?
I'm not sure how this is misleading, they're specifically mentioning the version of IE and mentioning Firefox without a version. How else should they have stated that fact without a long explanation?

Fairoli · Guest

Upvoted.(sorry, DUGG)

Eshant · Guest

I think they peaked with season 7. It's still better than just about everything else on TV but it's not as magical as it once was.

KARVANDI · Guest

mrRB, when you steal something from a person, it is no longer in thier possession and instead is in yours. when you "pirate" something, they still retain the original item, and you simply have a copy. that is the key difference between copyright infringement and theft as seen under the law. your piss poor example of hacking vs. identify theft fails because identity theft is well defined as using another person's information without their consent, while hacking is simply one form of gaining a person's information. other methods include theft, social engineering, misappropriation of authority, and breaking social or commercial contracts. All these come with a price under the law AS WELL as the act of identity theft.

Philip · Guest

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