Megan Fox & Swine Flu: Joint Failures Episode 2

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Megan Fox & Swine Flu: Joint Failures Episode 2

This week on Joint Failures!

We review a sweet HD P.O.V. cam, give you some RAD sites from our bookmarks, we talk swine flu with our personal experiences, review Borderlands, and tell you how to turn cheap Windows 7 disc into an ULTIMATE edition!

RAD Sites:

classiccinemaonline.com - Classy look to it, great old films
Classic Cinema Online has hundreds of films in dozens of categories, ranging from Action to Westerns and even old cinema shorts and news reels. They routinely feature selections of movies based on the time of year, holidays, and other notable events. This week, of course, it’s classic spooky, scary, and supernatural movies in honor of Halloween’s approach.

instantwatcher.com - Instantwatcher helps you find what you want to watch from Netflix’s huge streaming catalog. 

thetvdb.com - A massive open database that can be modified by anybody, that lists TV shows season, episode names and numbers. As well as show artwork (hand for a home theater). 

instantpiechart.com - This site lets you make pie charts in a matter of seconds and easily include them in your project or web site.

A.V. Club - The AV club has well thought out reviews and interviews.

Not Always Right - The Customer is not ALWAYS right!
Metacrtic - Metacritic compiles reviews from respected critics and publications for movies, DVDs, music, television and games.
io9.com - Great Sci fi News.

TOPICAL:
Obama Declares Swine Flu a National Emergency - President Barack Obama declared the swine flu outbreak a national emergency, giving his health chief the power to let hospitals move emergency rooms offsite to speed treatment and protect non-infected patients.

VIDEO GAMES:
Some great stuff coming to the Xbox 360 - Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm, Netflix 1080p, and Zune features.
PS3 getting Netflix -  You’ll enable Netflix via an "instant" streaming, enabled via a Blu-ray disc.
Lazy Borderlands Review - With an 85 on Metacritic, the game seems to be a big hit with fans.

TECH:

Windows 7 switch Home to Ultimate - Handy little tool lets you switch your Windows 7 ISO from Home to Ultimate.

Kindle copy outsells hardcover Dan Brown book - "The Lost Symbol," outsold the hardcover version on the day it was released earlier this week.



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  • ITS MY SHOOOOOOW!....... Joint Failures.

    Awesome addition to Jupiter Broadcasting. More geek shows == absolute win.... Despite the show's name.
  • jdmulloy
    Wow Chris. You are so wrong about the Windows 7 iso switcher. Microsoft's activation servers definitely know what version your key is valid for. You will may be able to install with the modified media, but if you install a different version, it will not activate. You really should have done some research before running your mouth on this. John's guesses were right.
  • ChrisLAS
    It confuses my brain though, because from what I am reading online, people are able to activate ok.. So how does that work?

    Does the activator check a file to see what version it is suppose to be, and that file says it's whatever version you changed it to because that gets copied over during the install?

    Seems like a lotta work... I say if you want ultimate, pay for it... Or at least an OEM copy.
    -Chris
  • jdmulloy
    That is odd. The only way to really find out would be to test it. Vista the 7 Beta and the 7 RC let you install any edition and then checked to make sure you license key was valid for that version. I'm not sure if it supports downgrades (i.e. installing Basic with a higher end key) but I seriously doubt it supports upgrades. It should give an error when activating.

    BTW, what exactly is Joint Failures? What is it about? I couldn't find a description anywhere.
  • Chub
    You guys are very irresponsible to encourage vaccinations when there is so much information that vaccination are detrimental to your long term and immediate health. Hopefully you guys never get any injections!

    Good story about your dad Chris. Chris you are not compelled to vaccinate your children! You would be a bad parent if you do pump chemical and cancer causing liquids into your children.

    Vaccinations don't work they must likely will cause the virus. Also putting a live so called passive virus directly into your blood is stupid. Not to mention vaccinations are usually cultured on foetus tissue or cancer type genes.

    Do the research...
  • Chub
    Who would want to reduce their child's IQ score by using vaccination or even killing them with the diseases and poisons in the needles.
  • Brendan
    Right, so the ability to change Windows edition is a TEXT FILE and is well documented. The activation process is purely based on key. Windows Vista let you choose edition during the installer - Win 7 just lets you choose with a text file. When you enter a Home Premium key on an Ultimate install, it won't accept it. AFAIK, there's no "way around" this system.
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