I've got a site where you can enter your credit card number too. Or you can just email them to me. Please include the exp. date and that special little three digit number on the back. Oh, and if it's a debit card, I'll need your pin code to for this to work. For fastest delivery please include your checking account number.
BTW: I think I know your mom from school. What's her maiden name?
There are still a few legacy DirecTV MPEG-2 STBs out there. I'm replacing older HD systems at a rate of about 1 a week. These are systems with the old 3 LNB dishes (101, 110 and 119 KU sats.)
That's because the content provider isn't giving DirecTV HD content. You're living in a transition period, just like the transition from black and white TV to Color TV. At least most of the content on the Science Channel is HD now.
Modify an old paper-tape punch machine to punch a spool of plastic, store in landfill.
Record it as a.wav on a CD using Kansas City format at 300 baud.
Play that to an African Grey parrot (with lots of CRC) and get it to sing it back in 30 years.
Buy/rent a CNC machine and microinscribe each frame on the engine block of a classic car.
Transfer it via modem to a payphone in Syria and request a FOIA of the call in 20 years.
Make a 128 bit hash of the data and put it in a top-40 song, in 20 years we'll have the algorithms to reconstruct the original.
No really, this is small market TV. They would kill to get notice like this. I just hope that this may lead to more coverage of science by the station. They are sitting with the Hanford Nuclear Reservation and the Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratories in their backyard. But most anyone with a clue that grew-up there, left. I did.
With a population of just over 3,190, this vibrant, progressive community offers a quality of life that is rare today. I don't think they know what the common usage of the word progressive is. Isn't that part of the 4th district of Rep. Richard "Doc" Hastings? I thought that my mom was the only progressive in the dryside, and she lives in Yakima, the Palm Beach of Washington.
Hell hole? Just because the nearest towns are Sulphur, Curry, Mesa and Cactus.
It's still considered Eastern Washington since it is on the east side of the Cascade Mountain range. But most just call it the dryside. But you are correct, it is indeed a key city of the Great Inland Empire of the Columbia Basin and beats the shit out of Quincy and Ritzville. Othello has it's charms though; but maybe that's because my first GF was from there.
The first time I've seen sun in two weeks, here in Puget Sound. I remember working on the 10base2 Lantastic network at your sister station KAPP in Yakima. I also worked as an engineer at KOTY (when that call was in the Tri-Cities back in the very early 80s.)
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I've got a site where you can enter your credit card number too. Or you can just email them to me. Please include the exp. date and that special little three digit number on the back. Oh, and if it's a debit card, I'll need your pin code to for this to work. For fastest delivery please include your checking account number.
BTW: I think I know your mom from school. What's her maiden name?
There are still a few legacy DirecTV MPEG-2 STBs out there. I'm replacing older HD systems at a rate of about 1 a week. These are systems with the old 3 LNB dishes (101, 110 and 119 KU sats.)
Note: I work for DirecTV as a I&R tech.
Almost all of DirecTV HDTV programming is via MPEG-4.
The new DirecTV-11 bird for HDTV signals will be online soon (Aug or Sep). see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirecTV-11
That's because the content provider isn't giving DirecTV HD content. You're living in a transition period, just like the transition from black and white TV to Color TV. At least most of the content on the Science Channel is HD now.
...it has to be a hardware based solution.
Spray epoxy. ("This is glue ... strong stuff." -Elwood Blues)
So that's why I keep my DECwriter III around! [image]
Max White?
Alternatively, just ask for their slashdot user id,
Where do I apply?
http://www.freshplaza.com/news_detail.asp?id=10153
Robots may have future in apple orchards
You racist... if I only had the mod points! You sound like a yakamaniac.
Now we can use vastly superior ROT13 encryption instead of that lame WEP stuff.
No.
Because Pine is not Elm.
No really, this is small market TV. They would kill to get notice like this. I just hope that this may lead to more coverage of science by the station. They are sitting with the Hanford Nuclear Reservation and the Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratories in their backyard. But most anyone with a clue that grew-up there, left. I did.
I went to school with the only decent IP lawyer in the area. If he gives KVEW grief then I have some goods on him.
That was about Connell, WA http://www.cityofconnell.com/
That was a joke son.. pulling your leg. Maybe this will work for you: "he he, he said probe."
Don't you remember about 2:15pm to 4:35pm today when the sun broke through? But that was North of the inversion zone.
With a population of just over 3,190, this vibrant, progressive community offers a quality of life that is rare today. I don't think they know what the common usage of the word progressive is. Isn't that part of the 4th district of Rep. Richard "Doc" Hastings? I thought that my mom was the only progressive in the dryside, and she lives in Yakima, the Palm Beach of Washington. Hell hole? Just because the nearest towns are Sulphur, Curry, Mesa and Cactus.
It's still considered Eastern Washington since it is on the east side of the Cascade Mountain range. But most just call it the dryside. But you are correct, it is indeed a key city of the Great Inland Empire of the Columbia Basin and beats the shit out of Quincy and Ritzville. Othello has it's charms though; but maybe that's because my first GF was from there.
The first time I've seen sun in two weeks, here in Puget Sound. I remember working on the 10base2 Lantastic network at your sister station KAPP in Yakima. I also worked as an engineer at KOTY (when that call was in the Tri-Cities back in the very early 80s.)
One more reason for a ham license and using the 2m phone patch :)
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He hasn't been reading, just watching. All the really good scifi is still "locked" in books so as not to stress his mind.