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• The Future of Pornography? 8/24/2016 7:43:38 PM
  
  Real wrote: Virtual reality is the next big thing.It is not as accessible as regular stuff since you need extra equipment to enjoy it.But in terms of immersion it cannot get better than being in a scene by yourself.Some Youtube reviewers even commented that those VR experiences regarding adult content are almost too powerful. Netflix like service will also become more dominant I can imagine.More streaming and less downloading is also something I can imagine since more and more major companies(like Microsoft) consider that they are the actual owners of the content they produce and the consumer is only allowed "to borrow" it.As a consumer you wont be allowed to really own the content in the future,you will only be able to access it.The gover...

• The Future of Pornography? 8/23/2016 9:08:07 AM
  
  Hi all, I'm relatively new here, and have only posted once or twice, but I really like the community. Anyways, I was having a conversation with the girlfriend about the industry and we were discussing where it goes from here. The Internet has evidently changed the demographic, but then I read that more and more tube sites are affecting the income for studios and porn stars alike. We have cable, but in the UK it's still equivalent to those naughty videos of the 80's. I know different countries will have different rules, but in respect of the US and UK what will cement the future of pornography? Does it cost more to have tube videos removed, which in turn hinders the company? Is the answer to have a Netflix-type platform, where the platform ...

• What do you think about a threesome??? 8/17/2016 5:25:28 PM
  
  I think it's cool as long as you're cool to do it. And it depends which member of the opposite sex, could you put up with another man touching your girl. And could she allow the same from another girl? Sometime fantasy is best, unless you're both prepared emotionally.

• chromebook? 8/1/2016 6:21:48 PM
  
  Firstly, hi all, I'm new. My personal opinion is that although many people are opting for the cloud platform, I still like to know that there's a back up of work etc. So for day-to-day browsing and sending of emails, a Chromebook would be fine. As pointed out, if you do think you will need a 'physical' storage unit, it's more cost-effective to invest outright, as the additions you have to add on soon pile up. As for Windows, it's just forced upon us. If you look at some specialist outlets, they can create something bespoke to you, i.e. a Linux operating system.