Could you post a link to the video? I can’t see it.
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Nigel — see if that link works. This is my first Yahoo video and they don’t have a posted link code (like their competitors do).
Also, I’m wondering why you can’t see the video.
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I don’t know, but I can’t see it on the link either.
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I can see it fine here. Wonder if it was encoded in h.264 and some folk dont have the latest version of quicktime maybe?
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Able to see it on Firefox (1.5.0.4) here.
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Well done. God, I love free market competition… yahoo has video now too?!
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Important and effective. But really this is an issue of privacy, not of “freedom.” Freedom really means nothing, conveys nothing. The video is talking about a right to privacy. You are free to check out a library book and the government is granted the freedom to access that information. Freedom! woo.
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Apparently, one needs Flash 8.0 to see this video.
Unfortunately, there is no 8.0 for Linux yet :(
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Tim, you are the MAN! If you are going to Portland, I will buy you a beer, sir.
Could you post a link to the video? I can’t see it.
Nigel — see if that link works. This is my first Yahoo video and they don’t have a posted link code (like their competitors do).
Also, I’m wondering why you can’t see the video.
I don’t know, but I can’t see it on the link either.
I can see it fine here. Wonder if it was encoded in h.264 and some folk dont have the latest version of quicktime maybe?
Able to see it on Firefox (1.5.0.4) here.
Well done. God, I love free market competition… yahoo has video now too?!
Important and effective. But really this is an issue of privacy, not of “freedom.” Freedom really means nothing, conveys nothing. The video is talking about a right to privacy. You are free to check out a library book and the government is granted the freedom to access that information. Freedom! woo.
Apparently, one needs Flash 8.0 to see this video.
Unfortunately, there is no 8.0 for Linux yet :(
Tim, you are the MAN! If you are going to Portland, I will buy you a beer, sir.