On 4/14/07, brk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I had to guess, Netflix probably doesn't really care all that much about
it ...
"Netflix" is is a corporation, and as such, is incapable of having
"caring" or "not caring". :) Now, working for Netflix are doubtless
people who care, as well as peo
On Apr 14, 2007, at 12:14, Tech Writer wrote:
"Currently, this content is viewable only through Internet Explorer
6 or above on PCs running Windows XP Service Pack 2 or Windows
Vista operating systems. "
I noticed this tutorial for getting IE running on Ubuntu the other
day. I have no i
If I had to guess, Netflix probably doesn't really care all that much
about it, they have to make an attempt to enforce some sort of
content protection if they want to be able to deliver movies in this
manner.
I doubt that they specifically wanted to exclude any group of users,
and I'm pr
Thanks for posting that. This sort of thing pisses me off too.
Kjel
On 4/14/07, Tech Writer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just discovered that Netflix is starting a new on-demand feature that
will allow you to watch videos from your home computer, without waiting for
them to arrive in the mail
I just discovered that Netflix is starting a new on-demand feature that will
allow you to watch videos from your home computer, without waiting for them to
arrive in the mail. This seemed like a cool concept, so I went to select a
movie, but it wouldn't play on my Firefox browser. I sent a not
On 4/13/07, Seth Cohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Apples and Oranges... video card firmware wasn't the topic. It was
Bios we were discussing.
Um, video cards have to provide BIOS services (INT10). They also
have to interface with the various firmware standards for device
discovery, power mana
