Posted 03/04/2009 at 03:28:56pm

I love the fact that AT&T expects that woman to be able to pay that much.  In this Economic "Crysis" to expect the average person to pay that much in overages is insane.  Actually AT&T will lose because they have been found to remove your unlimited data Plan from your iPhone and then give you a bill for $12,000.  look at youtube you will see what I mean.  Honestly how much does it cost AT&T to provide that Bandwidth?  I Bet much less than what they are charging her.  I have my own Web Server and it costs me $4.50 a Month for 200GB Bandwidth.  That is much less than what she used.

It is just a scam, because These days a 3 year old can use more bandwidth than AT&T gives you per month.  Wasn't the RIAA suing less $ per infringing song?

Well then I hope She wins because it is wrong for a company to charge that much, in one month.  No one would have bought that Netbook if they knew the possibility of getting a bill like that.

jakthebomb 

Posted 07/13/2008 at 09:24:40am

Think About it, The Movie Industry Makes back most if not all of the money from Theaters ticket sales.  The movie studios have started a new feature for DVDs that they call "Digital Copy".  Digital Copy is a MP4 version on the Disc; you can copy it to your iPod with no problems.  It does save allot of time encoding.

As for the transition from VHS to DVD I can understand the price difference, because DVDs had far superior Quality.  But the transition from DVD to Blu-ray isn't going to satisfy the price.  One it is too expensive.  Two, Sony is stupid because if I don't have an HDTV why would I buy Blu-ray? The elderly have DVD players, because it isn’t HD.  They aren’t going to buy a $1,000+ HDTV and a $500 Blu-Ray Player, with their only income from social security.  So if the blu-ray sales aren't going well, it’s not because no one likes it.  It is because not everyone has a HDTV.

As for the Rental DVD coping, I do it.  Why? Because I am already paying something for it.  People do it all of the time.  I get some Pre Release DVDs from my uncle, and copy them as well.  The whole thing is why I should have to pay $40 a movie if I am going to watch it once or twice.

Posted 07/09/2008 at 09:42:40pm

I had the same problem, but the what i did to solve it was swaping the memory banks.  i had two slots, slot one had 256MB DDR2 and slot 2 had nothing.  when i added a 1GB DDR2 stick to the slot 2, the screen went Blank when Booting up.  i Swaped the memory to have in slot 1 (1GB) and slot 2 (256MB).  It seams that you have to put the higher memory Size in Slot 1.  Note: ram added was the same Clock Speed.

Posted 07/09/2008 at 09:33:19pm

I have a HP Pavilion DV 9000t and With Vista.  I had to manualy re-enable mine. 

right click Sound icon, then go to recording Devices.  then right click the blank area, select "show disabled devices" then you will See "WaveOut Mix", right click it and select Enable.  There you go,

Kiss My * RIAA, The greatest idea in the world, Lets Sue Our Customers!