For windows (and soon Linux) use NextPVR with a couple of HDHomerun devices attached to your antenna. Add the Kodi plugin and you have a full DVR with scheduled recordings and live, pause-able TV. Pay $25/year for reliable schedule feeds from Schedules Direct.
Total cost $500 for the server, between free and $50 for any client TV, $50 for HDHomerun.
$25/year for SD, annual donations to Kodi & NextPVR are my reoccurring costs.
This is a terrible idea! You just read an article about PR firms editing articles about science & history. Facts are the least democratic things of all!
Do you want people to vote on science? How many people think Relativity is just E=mc^2? They ignore all the import aspects about it. If there wasn't a maximum speed (speed of light), then kinetic energy (KE=mv^2) would go to infinity and create unlimited energy.
Do you want people to vote on History? Well, they did, and the Holocaust only killed Jews. The other 5 million killed for handicaps, homosexuality, and others don't count. There were even 3 more genocides in the 20th century alone: Pol Pot's Cambodia (the educated), Serbia (muslims), & Rwanda.
I don't want popular opinion to warp reality anymore!
I just got a refund from AT&T because of an issue like this with my iPhone 4.
I turned all data access off (e.g. if I didn't have WIFI access I would get a dialog about cell data being off) and yet I was getting hit for 0.8MB/day while it was off. According to the AT&T person, it is because the iPhone sends out data to see if the data service is available! There are even discussions about it on Apple's site.
Or it has do do with the fact that the Federal Government owns 50% or more of the land in red states. For example, the Feds own over 60% of the state of Utah. (Google it if you don't believe me).
You mean like this?
Males of the species, which grows to about 11 centimetres, also produce long hair-like strands of skin and arteries when they breed.
It's a service, if you don't like it either don't get it or put your tinfoil hat on the phone! I for one would probably use this, at least a little. My children aren't old enough yet, but this would be useful to spot-check on them periodically to be sure that the trust should still be there.
From the BBC ...poll by Oxford Research International was commissioned by the BBC, ABC News and other international media organisations.
Interviewers found that 71% of those questioned said things were currently very or quite good in their personal lives, while 29% found their lives very or quite bad.
The BBC News website's World Affairs correspondent, Paul Reynolds, says the survey shows a degree of optimism at variance with the usual depiction of the country as one in total chaos.
The findings are more in line with the kind of arguments currently being deployed by US President George W Bush, he says.
CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives can revert to using PIO mode, despite being set to use "DMA if Available." Here's how to make Windows XP redetect the DMA capabilities of the drives. This behaviour occurs with the following conditions:
Windows XP is the operating system A CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, or sometimes even a HDD, which is known to support DMA mode now works only in PIO mode. The drive controller is set to use "DMA if available" but reports to be only in PIO mode. Following is the mechanism that has worked for me, please try it at your own risk, it involves hacking the registry:
Open RegEdit Find the following KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\ Class\{4D36E96A-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\000x The last four digits will be 0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, and so on. Under each key, delete all occurences of the following values: MasterIdDataChecksum SlaveIdDataChecksum Reboot the computer. Windows will now redetect DMA settings.
This happens if a device on the bus has been getting periodic errors either because of a hardware problem or because of scratched or copy-protected CDs. XP steps down the DMA to try and stop the errors because it assumes it is a hardware problem.
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For windows (and soon Linux) use NextPVR with a couple of HDHomerun devices attached to your antenna. Add the Kodi plugin and you have a full DVR with scheduled recordings and live, pause-able TV. Pay $25/year for reliable schedule feeds from Schedules Direct. Total cost $500 for the server, between free and $50 for any client TV, $50 for HDHomerun. $25/year for SD, annual donations to Kodi & NextPVR are my reoccurring costs.
Oh yeah? And what about your cozy little problem with Linux compatibility you Mormons!
Mormons are fully Linux compatible. Some of them even use BSD.
Who got it from Larry Niven
Actually the court ruled that hosting the copyrighted content and, while under an injunction, actively emailing out instructions on how to infringe is infringement.
How to Start an Urban Legend: the Reporting of Intellectual Reserve, Inc. v. Utah Lighthouse Ministry, Inc.
I hooked up the old OTA antenna in my attic and get dozens of channels. HDHomerun, NPVR, MCE Buddy, Comskip and Kodi complete the set.
Ripping them with the correct tools to make mkv takes 15-20 minutes. Sometimes downloading is easier though.
Undo bad moderation
Archival Blu-rays Disclaimer - I know the patent holders.
Posting to undo bad mod.
+1
This is a terrible idea! You just read an article about PR firms editing articles about science & history. Facts are the least democratic things of all!
Do you want people to vote on science? How many people think Relativity is just E=mc^2? They ignore all the import aspects about it. If there wasn't a maximum speed (speed of light), then kinetic energy (KE=mv^2) would go to infinity and create unlimited energy.
Do you want people to vote on History? Well, they did, and the Holocaust only killed Jews. The other 5 million killed for handicaps, homosexuality, and others don't count. There were even 3 more genocides in the 20th century alone: Pol Pot's Cambodia (the educated), Serbia (muslims), & Rwanda.
I don't want popular opinion to warp reality anymore!
And you even left off the Armenian Genocide.
I just got a refund from AT&T because of an issue like this with my iPhone 4. I turned all data access off (e.g. if I didn't have WIFI access I would get a dialog about cell data being off) and yet I was getting hit for 0.8MB/day while it was off. According to the AT&T person, it is because the iPhone sends out data to see if the data service is available! There are even discussions about it on Apple's site.
Or it has do do with the fact that the Federal Government owns 50% or more of the land in red states. For example, the Feds own over 60% of the state of Utah. (Google it if you don't believe me).
You mean like this?
Males of the species, which grows to about 11 centimetres, also produce long hair-like strands of skin and arteries when they breed.
Yes.
:P
Correlation does not imply causation.
The solution is use BSD for R&D projects that you aren't trying to monetize and don't care if people copy and the GPL for other projects
I agree! How dare Wired misreport this so badly!
Unfortunately, it looks like most of Slashdot is swallowing it hook, line, and sinker.
It's a service, if you don't like it either don't get it or put your tinfoil hat on the phone! I for one would probably use this, at least a little. My children aren't old enough yet, but this would be useful to spot-check on them periodically to be sure that the trust should still be there.
Also useful in emergencies of course.
That would be here under the SCSL or here under the JRL. Pick your license. For an explanation, go here. :P
OK, does beta count?2 SE/Desktop/mustang/
June 2005 it became available.
See also http://dabar.cowblock.net/archives/000365.html and http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/J
I agree -- as soon as we get rid of Welfare so I don't have to support all of the idiots who lose all of their money.
You've obviously never watched Monk on USA.
From the BBC
...poll by Oxford Research International was commissioned by the BBC, ABC News and other international media organisations.
Interviewers found that 71% of those questioned said things were currently very or quite good in their personal lives, while 29% found their lives very or quite bad.
The BBC News website's World Affairs correspondent, Paul Reynolds, says the survey shows a degree of optimism at variance with the usual depiction of the country as one in total chaos.
The findings are more in line with the kind of arguments currently being deployed by US President George W Bush, he says.
of the three female characters I'm personally familiar with, none of them are sexy.
Well, this is Slashdot. I think that goes without saying.
CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives can revert to using PIO mode, despite being set to use "DMA if Available." Here's how to make Windows XP redetect the DMA capabilities of the drives.
o l\ Class\{4D36E96A-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\000x
This behaviour occurs with the following conditions:
Windows XP is the operating system
A CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, or sometimes even a HDD, which is known to support DMA mode now works only in PIO mode.
The drive controller is set to use "DMA if available" but reports to be only in PIO mode.
Following is the mechanism that has worked for me, please try it at your own risk, it involves hacking the registry:
Open RegEdit
Find the following KEY:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contr
The last four digits will be 0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, and so on.
Under each key, delete all occurences of the following values:
MasterIdDataChecksum
SlaveIdDataChecksum
Reboot the computer. Windows will now redetect DMA settings.
This happens if a device on the bus has been getting periodic errors either because of a hardware problem or because of scratched or copy-protected CDs. XP steps down the DMA to try and stop the errors because it assumes it is a hardware problem.