there must be work involved to convert it though
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I like that logic.
Just like a new Punto they look more uglier though..... :devil:
well thats questionable for the quality some blurays
however we are straying,im not talking about justifying the blurays value
more the copyright situation
okay try another,i have some films on HD DVD,does that mean i can now download all HD versions of these films even if they are ripped from Bluray sources?
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laws dont make sense full stop.
e.g. you can have sex and tape it at the age of 16, but you wouldnt be allowed to watch it untill your 18.
e.g. you can have sex and tape it at the age of 16, but you wouldnt be allowed to watch it untill your 18.
Anyone recently catch a cold, then have it turned into a cough? Ive been coughing for 2 weeks now
I'd imagine it's much the same story, a ripped bluray disc is about twice the size of just a plain HD rip so the answer is still the same.
An even better question is whether or not owning a bluray copy entitles you to lower quality copies.
And stealing an upgraded car model isn't quite the same situation because arguably owning a DVD entitles you to have copies of it including digital copies which may be downloaded.
is this anything to worry about its my cats back leg there is a small bald patch and aload of hair around it looks abit odd aswell and it fells abit stiff
its my cats back leg there is a small bald patch and aload of hair around it looks abit odd aswell and it fells abit stiff
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im talking about[ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HD_DVD"] HD dvd's[/ame],so same size as bluray
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is this anything to worry about
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looks like scar, best go vets if you worried
found a cat website. someone said it looks like she is licking that patch to much! more then likey because of stress
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No there's actually less work involved making a Blu-ray than there is with a DVD. Films are actually shot in much higher resolution than full HD and they actually have to scale it back to 1920x1080 (1920x1200 if you count the black bands when viewing on a 16:10 screen!). This takes less processing time than it would to scale it back to DVD resolution @ 720x480 or 720x576.
This however is trivial as they only need do this once to create a "master".
found a cat website. someone said it looks like she is licking that patch to much! more then likey because of stress
stop bumming it then if its stressing out
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Take the cat to the vet, one of our dogs is overly stressed and he was starting to cause scars on his front paws from licking. Took him to the vet and got some stuff to calm his nerves and put a cone collar on him for a week. He still licks his paws occasionally but not to the point of scarring.
Rear disk on a 2002 automatic Corolla has got back scoring from a stone and needs changing. Rest of brakes seem ok on visual inspection, do brakes need to be done in pairs on the same axel?
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Thanks dave. Thought it was, but just had something in my head questioning it. Lol.
£367 for new rear pads and disks fitted at kwick fit sound ok for london prices?
£367 for new rear pads and disks fitted at kwick fit sound ok for london prices?
sounds a rip off, take it to lloyd if in east london, or alfarama if in north
Ta dave. Thought it was. Checked and it need new disks and pads all round. Gone to our old mechanic from 10 years ago and he recognised us. £90 labour then the cost of parts.
found a cat website. someone said it looks like she is licking that patch to much! more then likey because of stress
Could be an allergy. If the cat is over 6 yrs old it's unlikely to be a new food allergy, but could be caused by pretty much anything else. Any allergies cats or dogs have tend to show symptoms on the skin.
Could also possibly be scabies mite.
Take her to vets mate to be on safe side.
