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Comment Re:And as usual (Score 1) 238

> Intentionally disabling your services on a competitors device is a dickweed move, and probably hurts Google
> in the long term too. How many affected consumers will be willing to purchase anything from a Google owned
> company after this short sighted, childish move ?

Did you know Amazon refuses to release a Roku app for their Prime Video service in Canada? For over a year since they "rolled out" Amazon Prime video to Canadians? The US folk have an App, but not Canadians (and maybe many other regions? Dunno).

Who's the dickweed again?

Comment Re:And as usual (Score 2) 238

Except if you are in Canada. We just got Prime Video a year ago. Amazon WILL NOT release a Roku app in Canada (it's not Roku, it's Amazon that provides the app). So, no Chromecast support, no Roku support. It seems Amazon doesn't want me to watch their service. Fine.

I'm not buying a FireTV device.

Not sure I can support Amazon Prime anymore.

Comment Quick solution? (Score 1) 737

Maybe a new second master override code can be provided to the flight attendants during an incident (via air-phone with ground control) that completely override the pilots lock would cover this issue. There would have to be a risk-assessment on the ground in order to provide this code. Although I'm not sure if there is enough time to do this (8 minutes?).

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