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I really can't answer your question. I feel like someone has made a mistake in your case. According to the Dish Network page you cannot receive Boston locals AND a distant network package let alone programming from Denver, LA, Miami, New York and Chicago. If you cannot get your locals you are only allowed to receive 2 distant network packages. I guess you should consider yourself lucky.
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As I understand it,you are not supposed to be able to get this programming from Dish. You can receive these networks using an antenna. You don't have to take my word for it - follow the link.
quote from FAQ at National Association of Broadcasters:
Aren't you just hurting consumers who without this service couldn't see network programming?
We're sorry that consumers are caught in the middle. But the satellite companies are to blame for that. If they had followed the law in the first place, most of these consumers would never have been sold this service. It is clear that many satellite companies and dealers misled customers about their eligibility. But these consumers are not going to lose the ability to see network programming. Most of the consumers that were signed up will be able to get their local stations via rooftop antenna. For those that don't, there is a process where local stations can grant waivers so that deserving subscribers may legally receive distant network service.
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"How is it illegal?"
Under the Satellite Home Viewer Act, satellite companies cannot sell distant network service to anyone who can receive network programming from local affiliates via rooftop antenna.
"if it's already illegal to mass produce and sell these cd's/movies, what's the DMCA really doing anyway?"
The DMCA is not trying to prevent us from mass producing and selling these works. As you pointed out this already illegal. Before the PC, there were pirates. Now we're all potential pirates. The DMCA is meant to ensure that Joe Sixpack cannot archive the media he paid for and that they get paid for each and every single copy.
I didn't read the comment you are replying to but....JP5 is used by US Naval forces because it is LESS volatile than Jet A,Jet1,Jet4. They told us that during crashes, especially on a carrier that fuels other than JP5 tend to atomize more.
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Wanna bet they try and take your dies and press if they ever perfect this process?
"suffficiet"
Is that like sufficient?
I really can't answer your question. I feel like someone has made a mistake in your case. According to the Dish Network page you cannot receive Boston locals AND a distant network package let alone programming from Denver, LA, Miami, New York and Chicago. If you cannot get your locals you are only allowed to receive 2 distant network packages. I guess you should consider yourself lucky.
As I understand it,you are not supposed to be able to get this programming from Dish. You can receive these networks using an antenna. You don't have to take my word for it - follow the link.
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http://www.nab.org/newsroom/issues/shva/publicf
quote from FAQ at National Association of Broadcasters:
Aren't you just hurting consumers who without this service couldn't see network programming?
We're sorry that consumers are caught in the middle. But the satellite companies are to blame for that. If they had followed the law in the first place, most of these consumers would never have been sold this service. It is clear that many satellite companies and dealers misled customers about their eligibility. But these consumers are not going to lose the ability to see network programming. Most of the consumers that were signed up will be able to get their local stations via rooftop antenna. For those that don't, there is a process where local stations can grant waivers so that deserving subscribers may legally receive distant network service.
"How is it illegal?"
a q1 .asp
Under the Satellite Home Viewer Act, satellite companies cannot sell distant network service to anyone who can receive network programming from local affiliates via rooftop antenna.
http://www.nab.org/newsroom/issues/shva/publicf
d) Profit?
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How do these work in heavy rain? My satellite tv quits completely.
I think I stepped in that once......
Sounds like a stroke of good luck?
"if it's already illegal to mass produce and sell these cd's/movies, what's the DMCA really doing anyway?"
The DMCA is not trying to prevent us from mass producing and selling these works. As you pointed out this already illegal. Before the PC, there were pirates. Now we're all potential pirates. The DMCA is meant to ensure that Joe Sixpack cannot archive the media he paid for and that they get paid for each and every single copy.
emachine and XP? You are a masochist.
I'm not sure if you're serious or sarcastic when you say that terrorist don't use ATM's. Here's a link proving they do....
h ot os/atm.htm
http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/atta/resources/p
Just for the record, I am NOT supporting or defending the Patriot Act.
I wonder if we'll be seeing these in satellite receivers anytime soon?
At least we can kill Saddam.......
LOL, damn I wanted to blame them for cheating!
Yeah, and the more we submit a rating of 1 the higher it seems to climb......
Actually it is a 6510 the VIC-20 was a 6502.
I didn't read the comment you are replying to but....JP5 is used by US Naval forces because it is LESS volatile than Jet A,Jet1,Jet4. They told us that during crashes, especially on a carrier that fuels other than JP5 tend to atomize more.
I didn't realize that the cut determined the freq. I always thought it was the material. I guess you learn something new everyday.
Isn't 32.768K the resonant freq. of quartz?