Because obviously when that model applies, I pay for every byte coming down the pipe. Internet adverts I don't mind so much. When I HAVE TO PAY to receive them, then that's a different story. Browsing with images switched off? Check. Flash, fancy HTML5 anims and stuff off? Check. Youtube use for random funny cat videos? Not while I have to pay for each of them.

Unmetered internet is the way to go.

That is a hell of an idea. Where do you draw the line? 50% in? I think I'd set it at an hour, with 5 mins grace time. If you leave before an hours up, the refund is all yours. Amazing idea.

Stake is also a verb. You stake a vampire with a stake.

Uridium was famous for the front logo having more colours though. A real feat given the limitations of the platform. I still play it at times (along with others - jetpac is the best of the lot IMO)

Uridium?

That was the beauty. I used to write a lot in BASIC on a speccy, and the lines flowed out rather quickly. Until you had to renumber them of course.

The educational version for release later will be cased. They want it in the hands of alpha nerds first to kickstart projects and development for it so that it's all there later this year.

I'm suprised no one has mentioned that.

In these days of high horsepower CPU and quick app development, surely there is a program to format edits correctly based on timecodes, and input the movies, and it spits out your edited movie? Add in a few effects maybe like fades and wipes, what else would be needed? Surely this would bring editing to the masses where the community provide the timecodes for it, and the end user self edits the source. That's not copyright violation is it?

Worse than that, a good DVD quality release was possible, but Warner mislaid the HDD's with the CGI on it, so the CGI could not be re-rendered at a new resolution, only remade (too expensive to get done), so the FX looks awful while the actors looks crisp in composited shots. Shame, B5 lost to HD hell forever.