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Wednesday January 04, 2006

The Last Day

Today is my last day working for Starz on their Vongo project. While it's been a fun project, it's been painful commuting to South Denver everyday. I'm pretty pumped to start riding my bike downtown again. I rode downtown on Monday to help Max with some Drupal stuff and quickly realized the best part of Virtuas is riding my bike to work. Of course, there's many other good things about it, but that's #1 on my list. ;-)

Now is probably a good time to reminisce on other last days: in 2004 and 2003. I like working for Virtuas - where the last day at a client doesn't mean I have to find a new gig right away.

Posted in General at Jan 04 2006, 04:54:54 PM MST 1 Comment
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Best to move on from Vongo anyway... The service is weak and the selection of movies is deceiving because most of them are very old...and not worth watching...let alone paying to watch them. Vongo has deals with two studios...which power their primary Starz service. That means MOST movies are not available on Starz...so why hit and miss with this. Just copy the content yourself legally for personal use off the TV...or PC...and then move it to your notebook for travelling. Not a big deal...but giving away 10 bucks a month for nothing is really not a wise choice.

Posted by Scott on May 27, 2006 at 07:04 PM MDT #

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