Wait, what? Why would its success in the US be cause for delaying it internationally? What's the logic behind that?

@krushjudgement: Oh shut up. This picture is you.

@Jackstick: Haha. You are so edgy.

What the hell is all that nonsense? That sounds way harder than it needs to be. What's wrong with simple time span conversion?

Wow, they might as well have videotaped themselves breaking into and robbing someone's house, and then posted the video on YouTube. What fucking dumbasses.

@Adhominem: Yes. I think that was his point.

stealing from the uk tax payer, not cool giz, not cool

Wow, that's pretty cool. Congrats

VOTE: Dropbox

@swagv: Huh? This research was done by a university. Why do you care how they spend their funding?

I don't like anything but dark roasts anyway. I like my coffee with milk and a little sugar, and that combination tastes disgusting with light roasts.

@chrisgordon: I believe that your government represents you.

@chrisgordon: Uh, no, not only in fucking China.

@Inori_no_uta: Oh, well that explains that. But still, that's a 50 GB movie, which is ridiculously large for local storage.

30 minutes? How does that work? It takes 30 minutes just to get 50 GB onto your hard drive (at a speed of 30 MB/s); and then on top of that, you've got the transcoding process which would take many times that length if you want any semblance at all of the original BluRay quality.