Bandwidth is too cheap for virtual DVDs. You can get connected almost anywhere and stream. And if you are really in need of content that badly you'll buy it from the "store" of your choice and download it. They make more money this way. Its toooooooooooo easy these days to break encryption, so once its busted its busted for life and the content owners don't want to have to keep reinvesting in newer tech/encryption schemes, so they won't offer it. Example... DVD / BR... Even CDs are almost a thing of the past since they are clear digital music and the content owners don't want it shared out in the open.

Its really a content owner vs broadband/content distributor issue. Combining the 2 have made for bad business for consumers and something should be done now before it gets worse. Take Netflix, DISH, DirecTV et al, they are all at the mercy of the content owners. If the content owners wanted to put any out of business today they could. The content distributors have no tangible fixed assets except their satellite head-ends and birds in space. The rest of their value is customers and their own proprietary gadgets worth nothing to the rest of the world. Comcast owns tons of stations and will own more if joined with Time Warner. This will bring higher prices to all the content distributors small and large wishing to carry Comcast owned content. If you are a DISH or DirecTV customer you have lost stations because of this.

I was just about to put the same. Well done!

sorry couldn't resist...

Use another user profile on your box to play the game that is not an admin. Problem solved

A gun in the hands of an unsafe gun owner is dangerous A car no matter what car in the hands of an unsafe driver is dangerous There are tons of high performance cars on the market driven safely everyday Guns don't kill people, people kill people Cars don't kill people, people kill people.

Probably more than the whole cast made total. Is a one of a kind though :)

Without the time and resources to do it right the answer is simply no. You would have to write it on your own. I owned and operated a small ISP with dialup, DSL, and 4 different flavors of wireless. there exisits no central management tool. You're best bet is to find a decent customer front end product for billing, ticketing, etc probably a commericail product would be best. Then use open source products to monitor your network(s). Either way you will have to do some glueing together of things as state above using the APIs and scripting. It can be done, but by the time you plan, write, and implement, your production network will have changed and so will your requirements.

I was an ISP for 10 years in a Rural area with 40sq miles of wifi coverage. It was nothing but headache. Licenced is the only way to go if looking at wireless. Putting fiber to the home is the only real solution, but is not going to fit in your budget. There is no profit to be made and only headaches to be gained. I still own part of a fiber optic company now if that tells you anything. Best thing to do is see if you can get Verizon to put a tower close by and use LTE.

This is total Michigan propaganda. the Big 3 have been dead for years. They know they are on a sinking ship. Before they hire all these on shore IT folks could they please pay double back the bailout monies from profits made by overseas branches only.

13GB used just by the initial install??? Wait until service pack 3!

Must be because MS is diligently "re-writting" something very similar to the app trying to get published. Nah MS has never done that.

That's not a bug for the bank, that's a feature!

Pure and simple... economics. There isn't a billion hearing aids sold a year. Compare the number of hearing aids sold to the number of gaming consoles or tablets or any other electroic device. Companies are out there to profit and not just keep the doors open. If you have a staff of 100 and have to keep the doors open selling 100,000 devices a year instead of 100,000,000 how much do you have to charge. I bet you you complain about how much you are paid, but don't realize the economics behind how much you are paid and why and don't care you just want to get paid. Well so does the guy selling you a hearing aid, groceries, gas, tablet, etc. Ohh and you have the government and insurance companies involved in hearing aids... There's your sign.