I live in Louisville and am also serviced by Insight. I can confirm that the 20mbit service is quite good and I regularly reach that speed on bittorrent. Other than their sometimes dodgy customer service, I've always been quite happy with them.
Beautifully stated, I didn't use this method prior to driving a 5 speed for a few years. I got used to downshifting for braking purposes. Now that I drive an automatic again, I frequently dis-engage overdrive to brake for minor speed changes. As far as I'm concerned, it seems that it would make your brakes last longer this way. Unsure the effects on the transmission.
You can't expect much if you live in moderate climates, bio-diesel isn't friendly whenever it dips beneath freezing. You can mix it with regular diesel at that point or kerosene, but that defeats the purpose IMO.
Using an SK41G with MythTV. Very quiet, I went ahead and got one for my desktop as well because it was so quiet. My old, loud tower sits in the closet now as a fileserver.
Uh, you obviously haven't done your homework as MythTV most certainly can control digital cable and satellite boxes via IRblaster for some time now. Not to say it's as simple as other solutions, but please don't spread false data.
You reminded me that I have also been using it for a couple years without ever paying a cent. Was gonna go make a donation but it looks like that server is down too, maybe it got compromised as well?:(
I had something similar happen with an ISP I worked for. The entire engineering team walked, including the senior tech that had built the entire network from the ground up. Never heard from them after that.
Not likely. What if the listings providers changes their website? Updating the software would be a nightmare for technical support of said company. This has been heavily talked over on the mythTV mailing lists. It's just not viable.
My 2 cents.
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I agree. Fark is more cutting edge at this point...
Totally legit, my neighbor has this system, she had it installed last year. Works great and smells like french fries coming outta the exhaust. Much rather smell that on the freeway during rush hour.
I was fully expecting my service to be down this morning, I actually did a little dance of joy when it wasn't. I had heard rumors from my friends at High Speed Access that we could expect 45 days of downtime. I'm glad the rumors were false. Is there a possibility of downtime later down the line?
I had no problems playing multiplayer on the internet and I made no changes to my linux firewall to do it. I did encounter problems with my windows copy of it, but I think that was XP-related. Linux binaries worked like a dream for me. I deny all packets by default, so I'm not sure what would be causing your problem.
I work for a rather large cable modem provider in the callcenter. We are getting inunduated with calls about the code red virus. Especially concerning hyper-active activity lights on cable modems. It's been like this ever since sunday. I must admit, we are very close to blocking port 80 as well, since we don't allow web servers anyways. oh well, I start my new job next monday.
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It is a hack, but it does work quite well for me.
http://forum.boxee.tv/showthread.php?t=4980
While not a deb solution, this thread provides a script that will completely build boxee 0.9.10-5534 on your Ubuntu 8.10 x86_64 machine.
http://forum.boxee.tv/showthread.php?t=7497
I live in Louisville and am also serviced by Insight. I can confirm that the 20mbit service is quite good and I regularly reach that speed on bittorrent. Other than their sometimes dodgy customer service, I've always been quite happy with them.
Beautifully stated, I didn't use this method prior to driving a 5 speed for a few years. I got used to downshifting for braking purposes. Now that I drive an automatic again, I frequently dis-engage overdrive to brake for minor speed changes. As far as I'm concerned, it seems that it would make your brakes last longer this way. Unsure the effects on the transmission.
Strange that's the first place you went with that.....
Silly, you can't get piercings or tattoos while drunk, you'll bleed all over the place. Alcohol thins the blood.
In the South and Midwest, I'm surrounded by them.
do you mean "The Art Of Cable Folding"???
You can't expect much if you live in moderate climates, bio-diesel isn't friendly whenever it dips beneath freezing. You can mix it with regular diesel at that point or kerosene, but that defeats the purpose IMO.
He did a film in 2002 called BubbaHotep. He places old elvis in a retirement home fighting a mummy. Yes, it is as hilarious as it sounds.
Using an SK41G with MythTV. Very quiet, I went ahead and got one for my desktop as well because it was so quiet. My old, loud tower sits in the closet now as a fileserver.
Uh, you obviously haven't done your homework as MythTV most certainly can control digital cable and satellite boxes via IRblaster for some time now. Not to say it's as simple as other solutions, but please don't spread false data.
You reminded me that I have also been using it for a couple years without ever paying a cent. Was gonna go make a donation but it looks like that server is down too, maybe it got compromised as well? :(
I had something similar happen with an ISP I worked for. The entire engineering team walked, including the senior tech that had built the entire network from the ground up. Never heard from them after that.
Not likely. What if the listings providers changes their website? Updating the software would be a nightmare for technical support of said company. This has been heavily talked over on the mythTV mailing lists. It's just not viable.
My 2 cents.
I agree. Fark is more cutting edge at this point...
Totally legit, my neighbor has this system, she had it installed last year. Works great and smells like french fries coming outta the exhaust. Much rather smell that on the freeway during rush hour.
Completely agree. My mythbox blows tivo outta the water in my opinion. I am using the shuttle SS40G for mine.
Well, according to the blog, she is using Debian.
awesome, i'm just hoping they don't pull the plug later
I was fully expecting my service to be down this morning, I actually did a little dance of joy when it wasn't. I had heard rumors from my friends at High Speed Access that we could expect 45 days of downtime. I'm glad the rumors were false. Is there a possibility of downtime later down the line?
I had no problems playing multiplayer on the internet and I made no changes to my linux firewall to do it. I did encounter problems with my windows copy of it, but I think that was XP-related. Linux binaries worked like a dream for me. I deny all packets by default, so I'm not sure what would be causing your problem.
I work for a rather large cable modem provider in the callcenter. We are getting inunduated with calls about the code red virus. Especially concerning hyper-active activity lights on cable modems. It's been like this ever since sunday. I must admit, we are very close to blocking port 80 as well, since we don't allow web servers anyways. oh well, I start my new job next monday.