Richard Lawler

That's odd, because I must have seen it and opted out during the install, since it was disabled on my computer and I didn't do the most thorough job of reading the installer, but I do check anything where I have an option. The lifehacker post made it seem like it was just enabled unless you went in later and disabled it which wasn't the case.

Brenda Lee not realizing that she was eating weed brownies was completely unbelievable and blew the episode. She's this great investigator but can't tell when brownies have an extra ingredient, or when she's high herself? Nah. Leave some BS like that for a show like CSI or NCIS, not The Closer.

You know now that we're the majority, sdtv holdouts will be killed and eaten right?

Is dr. who supposed to look like a tranny?

They've made the female agent completely unlikeable, and constant bickering between the agents is more like listening to kids fight than anything approaching enjoyable banter. Haven't these people ever seen a buddy cop tv show or movie before?

If you read further down in the Dallas News article, it mentions that restriction is going to be removed later on in the testing. The 5,000 person test is mostly so they can sort out the authentication. Just like the press release or this posting on their blog http://www.comcastvoices.com/2009/06/on-demand-online-and-tv-everywhere.html (third bullet point) the point since they've announced it is to let you watch it anywhere, not just at home. Whether the beta will launch that way or not we'll have to wait and see.

I don't know why you think that is the case, but you're 100% wrong. The whole point of TV "Anywhere" is that you cna use it "anywhere."

Anywhere.

Like, not at home.

Doh, fixed

If you think EHD is "promoting" any goal, you're mistaken. The article does not say downloads are going to take over for Blu-ray, there is absolutely no context that makes that appear to be so,

Dude i've been moving the Captain EO movement for a while now http://www.engadgethd.com/2008/07/23/smpte-working-out-how-to-bring-3d-home/