Lexus Soarer?
Lexus Soarer?
Am dat you, Ali G?
Nope, no understeer problem by doing that. Not at all.
Leeloo Dooles, MooltiPies
Imagine how the Cleveland fans felt losing their Browns, with Bill Belichick, Ozzy Newsome, et al. They were right on the cusp of something special.
The freaking METS patterned their new stadium after old Ebbitts Field, and worse, the entrance to the stadium is JACKIE ROBINSON ROTUNDA. You walk into the place and it's covered in pictures of old Dodgers. Jackie Robinson DID NOT PLAY FOR THE METS. YOU HAVE 50 YEARS OF HISTORY, METS, GET OVER IT ALREADY.
The Fiat 500 — making you throw up
But missing the annoying techno music and oblivious hair-flipping driver. Thanks for reminding me how annoying that was.
Granted, and I wouldn't be shocked when/if they pull the plug. But until then, I can stream without having to re-rent or pay monthly fees like Netflix.
When does you think man will walk on the sun? Couldn't they go in the winter when the sun is colder?
Not like online streaming isn't encrypted, or that other formats (DVD and HD-DVD) didn't have encryption.
Re: "Those were never big companies". No, but they were bought by big companies, for the purpose of killing the services. Simplify was bought by Google and killed; AudioGalaxy was bought by DropBox and killed.
I understand it perfectly. I'm no streaming Luddite.
Hmm, I use AnyDVD to rip (removing the encryption) so I never noticed.
For years I just ignored the digital download codes. I started ripping DVDs and Blus to a media server. Then eventually I got a car with an entertainment system that could take video from an iPhone and put it on the car screen, so I started playing with phone streaming, starting with live TV by a Sling Box.
Hmm, the fact that Apple has an iTunes movie store selling the same movies for more money at worse quality has nothing to do with it?
Which you can still do with Blu-Ray. Rip to MKV, or rip the ISO... and most have a digital download code inside the box too.
VLC can play Blu-Rays.