I’m watching online streaming videos on a bank of public computers that don’t let you install software on them. But I’d like to capture the audio / video of the videos so I can watch them again at my leisure. The computers have USB ports, speaker+microphone jacks. Would someone please advise me on how I can record either the video/audio/both?
How will Google’s New Privacy Policy affect you n me? Please explain in simple way…
Google privacy policy
http://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/privacy/
I am going to buy a new netbook with windows 7 starter. I am aware that windows 7 starter will not play dvds with an external dvd drive, but will it/ does it work with netflix online streaming?
The online movie streaming market is expanding and I want to take a chance and start my own. I only have $1000 saved up so I don’t think that is enough does anyone know what i need in order to start like licenses to stream movies. And how much will it cost
I read in the news today that Google received the lowest ratings for their privacy policies. What, specifically, is in (or not in) their privacy policies that would make their rating so bad? Is it dangerous (privacy wise) to use Google and/or any of its services (gmail, blogger, etc…)?
It seems like government intrusion is exponentially growing.
Nay. I think is stupid we have bigger to worried about.our country keep sinking faster and faster everyday. Why would I buy a song for a $1. One thousands songs for a $1,000.
Does watching online streaming require download. I mean, watching online videos is just transferring data right ? Is it that watching them is like downloading them or something ? The main reason i ask this is because i want to know if i’ll get charged in my internet bill for watching online streaming videos. my internet does not have unlimited download and they charge a certain amount for 1 mb of download and stuff. I’m not referring to the plug ins and stuff that are required to watch the videos online. More like, is watching the videos themselves a type of download or something ?
If so what will be the fallout from it?
In the first strike of its kind, hundreds of popular Internet sites such as Wikipedia are to temporarily shut down Wednesday to protest anti-piracy bills they say essentially amount to censorship.
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What would the world be like without the Internet? Fire up your browser and see what you can’t do.
In the first strike of its kind, hundreds of popular sites such as Wikipedia, Reddit and Boing Boing were scheduled to temporarily shut down Wednesday to protest a pair of anti-piracy bills that they say essentially amount to censorship of the Internet.
The prospect of a day without the websites set off a frenzy in the hours leading up to the strike, which was slated to begin Tuesday night, with parents urging their children to do their homework early and tech-savvy users posting instructions for how to access cached Wikipedia pages during the blackout.
“If Wikipedia is going down, I’m going down with it,” wrote Twitter user Mariellesmind, who was among thousands that filled the microblogging site with panicked, profanity-filled tweets.
“Terrified about the Wikipedia outage,” tweeted Los Angeles resident Chandra Moore. “I was told to use an encyclopedia if I have a question, but I won’t even be able to Wiki what one is.”
The Internet’s biggest power players, including Google, Facebook and YouTube, were planning to stay up and running, but the shutdown of the other sites and the ensuing anxiety underscored the breadth and influence of the world’s Internet companies, as well as Americans’ dependence on them.
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