Thats not going to happen anytime soon. Most countries simply dont have the infrastructure to sustain that. I have a 95GB cap, imagine if I had to stream everything I wanted. Simply would not work. Its possible, but not for a long timeKmarion wrote:
The cloud will take over.. plastic and round disc media is doomed. Resistance is futile.
srs
that is only CanadaWinston_Churchill wrote:
Thats not going to happen anytime soon. Most countries simply dont have the infrastructure to sustain that. I have a 95GB cap, imagine if I had to stream everything I wanted. Simply would not work. Its possible, but not for a long timeKmarion wrote:
The cloud will take over.. plastic and round disc media is doomed. Resistance is futile.
srs
And a lot of the states are introducing caps. Plus consider the increased strain on the networks if all DVDs and HD movies were streamed over the internet. I doubt there are many networks that could support thatmenzo wrote:
that is only CanadaWinston_Churchill wrote:
Thats not going to happen anytime soon. Most countries simply dont have the infrastructure to sustain that. I have a 95GB cap, imagine if I had to stream everything I wanted. Simply would not work. Its possible, but not for a long timeKmarion wrote:
The cloud will take over.. plastic and round disc media is doomed. Resistance is futile.
srs
they want fiber to every household hereWinston_Churchill wrote:
And a lot of the states are introducing caps. Plus consider the increased strain on the networks if all DVDs and HD movies were streamed over the internet. I doubt there are many networks that could support thatmenzo wrote:
that is only CanadaWinston_Churchill wrote:
Thats not going to happen anytime soon. Most countries simply dont have the infrastructure to sustain that. I have a 95GB cap, imagine if I had to stream everything I wanted. Simply would not work. Its possible, but not for a long time
Very long ways away from happening here. Plus think of all the changes in TVs or a separate box people would need to have streaming movie instead of DVD players, BluRay etc. Or portable DVD players. Its not going to get rid of DVD players and BluRay anytime soonmenzo wrote:
they want fiber to every household hereWinston_Churchill wrote:
And a lot of the states are introducing caps. Plus consider the increased strain on the networks if all DVDs and HD movies were streamed over the internet. I doubt there are many networks that could support thatmenzo wrote:
that is only Canada
we have on demand movies and tv series. not HD yetWinston_Churchill wrote:
Very long ways away from happening here. Plus think of all the changes in TVs or a separate box people would need to have streaming movie instead of DVD players, BluRay etc. Or portable DVD players. Its not going to get rid of DVD players and BluRay anytime soonmenzo wrote:
they want fiber to every household hereWinston_Churchill wrote:
And a lot of the states are introducing caps. Plus consider the increased strain on the networks if all DVDs and HD movies were streamed over the internet. I doubt there are many networks that could support that
Optics was placed in front of my house 3 years ago but the internet provider doesn't offer it here yet...
WTF
WTF
same, it is for the casino next to me.Sup wrote:
Optics was placed in front of my house 3 years ago but the internet provider doesn't offer it here yet...
WTF
Nice to see you are behind Hollandmenzo wrote:
we have on demand movies and tv series. not HD yetWinston_Churchill wrote:
Very long ways away from happening here. Plus think of all the changes in TVs or a separate box people would need to have streaming movie instead of DVD players, BluRay etc. Or portable DVD players. Its not going to get rid of DVD players and BluRay anytime soonmenzo wrote:
they want fiber to every household here
the tv channels are finally turning HD..Sup wrote:
Nice to see you are behind Hollandmenzo wrote:
we have on demand movies and tv series. not HD yetWinston_Churchill wrote:
Very long ways away from happening here. Plus think of all the changes in TVs or a separate box people would need to have streaming movie instead of DVD players, BluRay etc. Or portable DVD players. Its not going to get rid of DVD players and BluRay anytime soon
I live in a gated community with association owned and maintained private streets, so I won't be getting FO anytime soon.
Yeah. I download everything these days. Can't remember the last time I bought a physical disk. Must be at least 2 years ago now.Kmarion wrote:
The cloud will take over.. plastic and round disc media is doomed. Resistance is futile.
srs
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pron surfed, weak and weary, over many a strange and spurious site of ' hot xxx galore'. While i clicked my fav'rite bookmark, suddenly there came a warning, and my heart was filled with mourning, mourning for my dear amour, " 'Tis not possible!", i muttered, " give me back my free hardcore!"..... quoth the server, 404.
DVDs and BluRays make great, easy presents too
Get a PS3 Blue Ray is the shit. People rant about the picture quality being 4 times better but the biggest improvement is the sound, its 10x better, specially through surround sound...........loud!
Gitmo?Ilocano wrote:
I live in a gated community with association owned and maintained private streets, so I won't be getting FO anytime soon.
This.Winston_Churchill wrote:
DVDs and BluRays make great, easy presents too
My master formula is as so;
If person enjoys reading => go on the internet and find the best book of the year/decade
If not => Get a DVD that looks decent.
And then a return card.
RELATIVELY soon. The next decade or so. Those ass backwards caps will not stop progress. Interject capital from movie studios, tv, and other media sales. Deals will be done, money will be made.Winston_Churchill wrote:
And a lot of the states are introducing caps. Plus consider the increased strain on the networks if all DVDs and HD movies were streamed over the internet. I doubt there are many networks that could support thatmenzo wrote:
that is only CanadaWinston_Churchill wrote:
Thats not going to happen anytime soon. Most countries simply dont have the infrastructure to sustain that. I have a 95GB cap, imagine if I had to stream everything I wanted. Simply would not work. Its possible, but not for a long time
Resistance is futile.
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That has shit to with anything where I live. FO is everywhere, including my sisters, my parents, and my own gated association owned and maintained communities. The HOA is supposed to help improve the community. If its not then your system is jacked.Ilocano wrote:
I live in a gated community with association owned and maintained private streets, so I won't be getting FO anytime soon.
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The only company in the UK that has remotely fast speeds and no caps is virgin. The others will claim no caps but somewhere in the contract it will state so many gigs. With BT its about 60gigs a month.menzo wrote:
that is only CanadaWinston_Churchill wrote:
Thats not going to happen anytime soon. Most countries simply dont have the infrastructure to sustain that. I have a 95GB cap, imagine if I had to stream everything I wanted. Simply would not work. Its possible, but not for a long timeKmarion wrote:
The cloud will take over.. plastic and round disc media is doomed. Resistance is futile.
srs
Those capped plans are not getting revenue support from movie/record studios. That will not always be the case. Online distribution is much cheaper than the manufacturing and distribution of DVD/BD media. A good portion of the capped isp's are also selling tv packages. That is the primary reason they cap their plans. It is to prevent you from canceling your TV/PPV service (because of the availability of TV shows and movies online).
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Let's put it this way. I could run for the board and get elected. But no way will we get enough votes to cover the cost to dig the streets and install the cables. Hell, from my house, at least five homes have either Wireless B or Wireless G with WEP.Kmarion wrote:
That has shit to with anything where I live. FO is everywhere, including my sisters, my parents, and my own gated association owned and maintained communities. The HOA is supposed to help improve the community. If its not then your system is jacked.Ilocano wrote:
I live in a gated community with association owned and maintained private streets, so I won't be getting FO anytime soon.
you have 2 kinds of ISPs here; the cheap that say 20mb/s (it is ~10 most of the time) they can bitch if you download much and the more expensive ones, they say 8mb/s (I get 10 ) they never bitch is you download much.Vilham wrote:
The only company in the UK that has remotely fast speeds and no caps is virgin. The others will claim no caps but somewhere in the contract it will state so many gigs. With BT its about 60gigs a month.menzo wrote:
that is only CanadaWinston_Churchill wrote:
Thats not going to happen anytime soon. Most countries simply dont have the infrastructure to sustain that. I have a 95GB cap, imagine if I had to stream everything I wanted. Simply would not work. Its possible, but not for a long time
It sounds like you live in a retirement community. Within a couple weeks there was no sign of the workers and the job they did when they laid fiber here.Ilocano wrote:
Let's put it this way. I could run for the board and get elected. But no way will we get enough votes to cover the cost to dig the streets and install the cables. Hell, from my house, at least five homes have either Wireless B or Wireless G with WEP.Kmarion wrote:
That has shit to with anything where I live. FO is everywhere, including my sisters, my parents, and my own gated association owned and maintained communities. The HOA is supposed to help improve the community. If its not then your system is jacked.Ilocano wrote:
I live in a gated community with association owned and maintained private streets, so I won't be getting FO anytime soon.
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