Comment 2016? (Score 1) 1
Really?
Really?
I don't believe Roku has a paid media store like Amazon and Google
IIRC, Roku Channel has some paid options. I am sure that it offers the same "subscribe to HBO/Paramount/whatever" features that Amazon/Google offer. So yes, they have a need to process recurring payments.
If I were an arbitrator or judge, I would be asking "how long would a reasonable consumer who purchased the game expect it to be playable" then order pro-rated refunds. Absent any reason to think otherwise, "how long" would probably be the supported life of the hardware it was designed to run on if it's tied to a particular device (serial #) or type of device (make/model), which is rarely more than 10 years these days, considerably less for some types/genres of software-as-a-service (which is what this game is).
Sounds reasonable to me. If some state agency or state court says forcing providers to lower rates is against state law, the court should rule that providers in that state are ineligible for the aid until the state law is changed.
That would put all providers in that state on the same playing field: None would get the aid, but none would be forced to lower rates.
He doesn't appear to be confused to me. He appears to be pointing out that the industry standard nomenclature is marketing bullshit.
Yeah, if only it didn't take decades to build them...
So what you're saying is that if the forces that have been holding back nuclear power for decades had let us actually build them, they'd be coming on line now?
"Where do you back up 189 square kilometers of real estate?" - my first thought before I read the actual summary.
Thatâ(TM)s why you donâ(TM)t get consumer systems for professional outfits.
I will cheerfully wager that for applications like "conference room display" the ratio of consumer grade vs professional grade displays in the wild is 50:1 or higher.
I hate the culture that causes people to point at a fifteen minute youtube video to explain something that takes 15 seconds to read.
If the latter, there is probably some clause about the mortgage being invalid and ownership reverting to the bank if the application contained lies.
Did you mean "the outstanding balance is due and payable immediately, and the bank will foreclose on the property if no payment is forthcoming?" Because "the bank gets the asset outright" isn't a thing.
this is how the boomers screwed us. They built a socialist safety net for them (Social Security)
I was this many years old when I learned that a generation that started with births in 1946 is responsible for the creation of Social Security in 1935. It would be helpful if you could amplify on the above and let me know which time machine they used? Was it Doc and Marty's, did they hijack the phone booth from Bill and Ted (though I've gotta tell you, that would be more of a Gen-X move rather than Boomers), or did they go the long way using Professor Farnsworth's one-way machine?
I feel bad for the poor IT guy who will inevitably buy one of these TVs for a conference room or something. User tries to show a powerpoint and the device detects the static image as "paused" and starts playing ads instead.
Why can't we have films without any narrative at all, or any story. Just 90 minutes of explosions and one-liner quips seems like a healthy patriotic sort of film for high-status males like myself.
I saw a trailer for that movie, but I don't know what the release date is.
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