On 2/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I received yet another piece of pharmacy spam, and as usual I glanced at
> the
> headers to see who was propagating the latest valium deals. Much to my
> surprise,
> this piece had been sent to my personal email address. With a name lik
Here are a couple of Job postings... First one for the company I work
for... NTT/Verio:
Overview
Verio is searching for a talented UNIX developer to join its Orem
facility to support and enhance Verio's web hosting solutions.
Drive, commitment, and passion with a foundation of technical
a
yup.. Welcome, Spencer back to the group.
Spencer did indeed donate the original phantom to the clubA year or
two after he donated it, we upgraded the motherboard to a cyrix 686 with
64MB of ram... and there it stood until 2002 I believe.. all the while
running majordomo, 40-50 club websites
So, I signed up for Comcast for my new place (go to comcastoffers.com -- it's
$5/month cheaper than Comcast's own website, plus some other benefits too --
I'm getting Internet+basic cable for $30/month, all said and done. I promise
am not a shill). Anyway, one of the offers I get with my ser
On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 05:56:54PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there any reason these sites shouldn't have robots.txt warnings? Is
> there a recourse to get my address off their sites? I admit I've
> created a couple of PGP keys and can't remember the passwords for
> them. Will they drop o
On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 01:42:57PM -0700, Robert LeBlanc wrote:
> On shows that I don't really care that much about the quality of, I
> compress down to 500MB an hour. It's not too bad usually, a little block
> sometimes, but good overall. Stuff that I like to keep or want higher
> quality, I just
On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 01:29:20PM -0700, Adam H. Peterson wrote:
>
> It uses about 2.17GB per hour of recording, at least on my box. (If you
> have a HD tuner, I expect it might take more.) So if you plan on
> watching 80 hours a week for those three weeks, that would be about
> 520GB of sto
On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 01:29:20PM -0700, Adam H. Peterson wrote:
> Brian Phillips wrote:
> >
> >How much space would I need to record 4 months of tv and then try and cram
> >that into a 3 week break?
>
> It uses about 2.17GB per hour of recording, at least on my box. (If you
> have a HD tuner,
So I received yet another piece of pharmacy spam, and as usual I glanced at the
headers to see who was propagating the latest valium deals. Much to my surprise,
this piece had been sent to my personal email address. With a name like Krazek,
not much random spam gets sent to my address unless they h
Scott Paul Robertson wrote:
In my experience, the commercial skip doesn't hurt the flow of the
movie, for the most part. An occasional movie will have issues, but
normally it flows really well. A number of movies have been cut up to
fit time, but a good number of what I get are fine (or I can't r
On shows that I don't really care that much about the quality of, I
compress down to 500MB an hour. It's not too bad usually, a little block
sometimes, but good overall. Stuff that I like to keep or want higher
quality, I just dump the mpeg from my card to disk (2GB/hr).
Using about 700GB I've got
Brian Phillips wrote:
How much space would I need to record 4 months of tv and then try and cram
that into a 3 week break?
It uses about 2.17GB per hour of recording, at least on my box. (If you
have a HD tuner, I expect it might take more.) So if you plan on
watching 80 hours a week for t
Nathan scribbled on Tuesday, February 07, 2006 4:26 PM:
> MythTV would have been so great 10 years ago, back when I used to
> watch lots of TV.
>
> Haven't watched TV nearly at all since my mission. Are there other
> uses for MythTV? We have lots of movies, but no TV that's connected
> to an
On Wed, Feb 08, 2006 at 07:26:04AM +, Jason Holt wrote:
>
> On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Scott Paul Robertson wrote:
> >If you just want movies, consider this, with basic comcast I'm seeing 37
> >pages (web based listing) of movies in the next two weeks. There are
> >lots of movies I'd like to see, but
> Even if you don't watch TV, but are interested in movies, just remember,
> there are lots of movies on TV, and you don't have to deal with
> commercials. When else will you get the chance to watch "American Ninja
> 5"?
That's something I'd forgotten about. Living with BYU cable only
(Wymount) do
Comcast does send unencrypted HD down the line. I've got a PCHD3000 card
and have picked up some channels. I haven't gotten it to work in Myth
yet, but I haven't spent a lot of time on it either.
Robert
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