Have never taken the time to understand torrents ...IQS.RLOW wrote:Torrents and the piratebay are your friends - episodes are out the day they air in the US
What's on TV?
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I am not sure they are even shown in Australia. I use torrentsAiA in Atlanta wrote:Have never taken the time to understand torrents ...IQS.RLOW wrote:Torrents and the piratebay are your friends - episodes are out the day they air in the US
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Re: What's on TV?
Being in the states, you probably want to avoid them unless you have access to a VPN otherwise the meeja companies might come after you.
Great for TV and movies, not to mention cracked software.
Full set of Adobe =$0
3D cad modelling software Solidworks=$0
Altium electronic design =$0
Can be a bit fiddly to install to get around protections etc but...
That's around $15-20k
Great for TV and movies, not to mention cracked software.
Full set of Adobe =$0
3D cad modelling software Solidworks=$0
Altium electronic design =$0
Can be a bit fiddly to install to get around protections etc but...
That's around $15-20k
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Ha ha ha.
ABC upset as BBC sells programs to Foxtel
The ABC says it is disappointed with its British counterpart for selling its drama and comedy television shows to Foxtel.
The BBC has signed a commercial deal with Foxtel which will air the content exclusively on a dedicated channel from July next year.
The pay-TV network will have first rights on all BBC-made productions ahead of Australian free-to-air networks.
A spokesman for the ABC, which has partnered with the BBC for 50 years, says the public broadcaster was only told about the deal yesterday.
Read more here:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-04-17/a ... el/4635492
There will be no reason to actually WATCH the ABC, since all their good programs will be on Foxtel. Good one Rupert.
Privatise it, Tony!
ABC upset as BBC sells programs to Foxtel
The ABC says it is disappointed with its British counterpart for selling its drama and comedy television shows to Foxtel.
The BBC has signed a commercial deal with Foxtel which will air the content exclusively on a dedicated channel from July next year.
The pay-TV network will have first rights on all BBC-made productions ahead of Australian free-to-air networks.
A spokesman for the ABC, which has partnered with the BBC for 50 years, says the public broadcaster was only told about the deal yesterday.
Read more here:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-04-17/a ... el/4635492
There will be no reason to actually WATCH the ABC, since all their good programs will be on Foxtel. Good one Rupert.
Privatise it, Tony!
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