You can still use bit torrent to to download the programming that you want!

But then, if your ISP is Comcast, it may take a little longer.

Extradite them to the US and put them on trial here for crimes they've committed on US based PC's.

After they've served their time here, send them to the next country where they've committed crime for a new trial there.

XFinity? What happened to Comcastic?

A Flash player is presently under development for the C-200.

I was looking for a high definition media player and ended up purchasing a Popcornhour Model C200 networked media player after ruling out Apple TV. http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/

The C200 accommodates 1 or 2 internal hard drives and has a 3.5" bay for a Blue Ray or DVD player as well. 1080P playback is not a problem. There are very few file formats that won't work with this player.

Here are the C200 technical specifications: http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/index.php?pluginoption=productspec&item_id=12

elerium-115?

I thought the official name of element 115 was Ununpentium. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ununpentium
It's listed as Uup on a Dept of Navy periodic chart that was issued in the 1990s.

Robert Lazar discusses applications of Element 115 at his web site: http://www.boblazar.com/closed/gravity.htm

I downloaded the 720p High Definition Bit Torrent version Saturday morning and watched it with commercial free with my friends that evening.

The SiFy logo and animated banners, however, are still annoying.

There may be some confusion with the program name, that was 40 years ago, but LAMPS is the name that comes to mind. The equipment may have been used with the same aircraft that you described.

Back in the late 60's I worked on a program at General Electric, Utica, NY called LAMPS. The technology consisted of very bright strobe lights flashing in the 8 Hz - 10 Hz region. These lights were flown in aircraft and used in the Vietnam war to disorient the enemy. The strobe frequency is unique in that it disrupts brain wave activity that caused the enemy target to loose control of bodily functions (not just vomiting).

We did our testing at night and the lights could be seen from a nearby highway. This resulted in multiple auto accidents.

Magicjack works for me.

How well does it perform on Vista?