An IT based HE system would be pretty handy for me. Problem is, local UK BBC radio station (line of site to my house, way too much power, dire content) completely knocks out anything of any interest on the radio (specifically BBC Radio 4, which is pretty much all I listen to on the radio). So, to listen to Radio 4 in the house with any degree of quality I need to be in the same room as my PC.
Also, there are a number of other BBC radio stations (Radio 7 for example) which are now only available on satalite, DAB or Internet, so it would be pretty useful to be able to listen to those anywhere in the house (without just turning the volume up really loud and annoying everyone)
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"Last, computer scientists should develop the ability to inject test errors" Ah, so that explains those BSOD's It's not a fault, it's a feature....
An IT based HE system would be pretty handy for me. Problem is, local UK BBC radio station (line of site to my house, way too much power, dire content) completely knocks out anything of any interest on the radio (specifically BBC Radio 4, which is pretty much all I listen to on the radio). So, to listen to Radio 4 in the house with any degree of quality I need to be in the same room as my PC. Also, there are a number of other BBC radio stations (Radio 7 for example) which are now only available on satalite, DAB or Internet, so it would be pretty useful to be able to listen to those anywhere in the house (without just turning the volume up really loud and annoying everyone)