It is now. That’s the beauty of art.
It is now. That’s the beauty of art.
It’s more about the scripts being given a passover of approval from the CCP. Want your movie in China? Usually, there’s some adaptation for the region, no big deal. However, I remember articles coming out about how the movie adaptation may not be accepted if the U.S. version doesn’t fit the standard, meaning the U.S. version would have changes made at the suggestion of the CCP.
Your proposal is so much better than the original word itself, too.
I hate it. I’m soooo tired of reading it.
Is something like Plex an option? Get a hard drive, set up a request system (Ombi), then a little app on their phone can take requests and download the shows they feel like they’re missing.
Done right it’s a one time set up, and an up front payment but over the course of a year I feel like you’re saving the cost of either DirectTV or the streaming services.
Also, you can tell them that DirecTV simply licenses shows the way streaming services do which is why they won’t lose any content.
DirecTV also may something they prefer simply for what they’re used to. At 7pm the same show comes on every day. If that’s a part of it, my previous suggestion of a server for media is able to put together TV channels using something like DizqueTV. I understand that it’s a bit of effort, though.
At least keep a box of cables and donate it to an electronics recycling or a electronics upcycling store (ReUse, NextStep).
Apple isn’t the only company doing this
You can back it up on Steam. You can download your entire library to a backup haddrive and run Steamless, effectively the exact same process as you just described for itch.io.
There’s also the whole interaction in how the CEO treated someone who wrote an article and he wouldn’t leave her alone after asking him to stop.
From his perspective I get it, you want to have good press and try to clear up any misconceptions. But how he went about it was very unprofessional and far too pushy.
I personally prefer pistol whip to beat saber, but I understand the appeal for it.
Nope it’s that EA game with Creed the boxer
Win 8 was listed just under 1%
Hm, it was supposed to be indeed. It was the comment about the meme format