Here's the way it'll work out:
- XM Radios: Still receive XM Radio, no matter what, from XM satellites
- Sirius Radios: Still receive Sirius Radios, from Sirius Satellites
- Both radios are basically bound to their respective satellites.
With that said, they're likely going to keep it as is. The newer radios put out by the merged company will likely use who-knows-what.
Let's see...they're competing against AM/FM. Don't forget, there's Slacker Radio which is up and coming and plans to introduce satellite-based technology for downloading songs directly into their product. There's also competition against the iPod, which I could slap on an FM Transmitter. Sirius and XM are trying to market audio products; what's to say AM/FM and the Apple iPod isn't too?
If we do find an alternative energy source that also emits methane (or same matter as petroleum), at least this will be useful to stop it from being released into the atmosphere.
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Here's the way it'll work out: - XM Radios: Still receive XM Radio, no matter what, from XM satellites - Sirius Radios: Still receive Sirius Radios, from Sirius Satellites - Both radios are basically bound to their respective satellites. With that said, they're likely going to keep it as is. The newer radios put out by the merged company will likely use who-knows-what.
Let's see...they're competing against AM/FM. Don't forget, there's Slacker Radio which is up and coming and plans to introduce satellite-based technology for downloading songs directly into their product. There's also competition against the iPod, which I could slap on an FM Transmitter. Sirius and XM are trying to market audio products; what's to say AM/FM and the Apple iPod isn't too?
The original thread is here: http://hymn-project.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2496
Even though it's in Japanese, just use Google Translate to read it.
Argh... I meant C++, not LAMP.
I can finally use my 16-year-old LAMP skills on a Google project. I think I've gone to heaven.
If we do find an alternative energy source that also emits methane (or same matter as petroleum), at least this will be useful to stop it from being released into the atmosphere.
A lot of religious people believe in heaven, but also they believe in ghosts. So which soul goes where?