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Long Road Out Of Eden - The Eagles

Do you mean the locals only deal that Comcast offers, where they then add the broadcast channels fee to it, plus the other fees and taxes, makes it then more then YTTV? Why? All I have wrote, it is ignorance to believe rules/laws cannot be changed.

KVH is a company with a long history of innovation. Beginning in 1984, they’ve been on the forefront of marine satellite tech. They debuted their first marine satellite antenna in 1994, just as the direct-to-consumer satellite market was starting to take shape in the United States. Since then...

If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you’re probably convinced that cell phone boosters are a great idea. They’re real, they work, and they’re not that expensive. I certainly don’t need to sell you on the idea of having better signal, and cell phone signal boosters provide it. They take weak...

I’m always amazed by how well marine satellite systems work. Think about this for a second. You have a satellite in space 22,000 miles away. It’s hard enough to aim at that if you’re in a house. Now think about your boat constantly moving in 3D space, and the fact that your satellite system may...

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You would think with 129 being retired and offline, Dish would start issuing a newer version of the "old" WA LNB they once used specifically for 110 & 119. They'd save millions....

Mine dropped seven cents to $4.099. Redwood City is $4.899 so you're getting much closer to parity.

Trust The Antenna Guy's experience. Height plus position is important. Just a few feet left or right can make a noticeable difference in reception strength. Especially in hilly locations.

Cutting the cord is more popular than ever. If you follow the trends, it’s possible that by 2020, more people will be using TV antennas than ever before. Let that sink in. More people will be using TV antennas than they did in the 1950s, when there was literally no other choice. Wow. Antenna...

It’s interesting that I can find way more interior pictures and videos on the web of a VCR that I had in 1985 than of the Hopper 3. I suppose that's partly because VCRs are really complex beasts and you really do find a bunch of interesting stuff going on when you take the cover off. As things...

I believe this to be accurate. In theory since the separation in degrees of each lnbf, would work for other satellites spaced by the same amount. Edit: And why peaking signal for the center lnbf and then tweaking the skew angle would help get max. signal for the outer ones.

On The Road Again - Willie Nelson

$4.95 at Costco...

I venture to guess that 2029 is too far away to guess any of this. At that point, we might have just two competing streaming options Global Megacorp (Google's service) and Mega Global Corp (Disney's service) after all the merging is completed. We can safely assume the cable distribution is...

Will the cable co have an $20 broadcast basic package with $0-$40 local fee the very market to market? Will some cable cos try to find an way to force internet only subs to get broadcast basic? Now will local teams try to get control over there own games in there local markets? Like how it...

Do they still offer the LLC? Mine works fine on the HR54

Whatever you want to believe ... thats not what I said at all.

No, it was another complaint post about streaming, this time about Netflix and how you do not like the majority of shows on there.

My question was asking about "programming churn" not subs. What is the sweet spot for Netflix regarding consistent content or the type of consistent content. A company like Disney+ has low churn due to them concentrating on their own material. Netflix is about showing mostly other people's work.

Africa, is that where it went ... never was sure. If these rails were built Just for this happening, as they knew it would be coming, don't they KNOW where they go, and where the warmer climates should be .... of course they do . I presume even the warmest places have frozen over and Maybe...

Layton's train split from Wilfords and made it to Africa, where it was warmer and showing signs of growth.

Q1 2024, Netflix had the least churn, followed by Amazon, then Disney+. https://churnkey.co/blog/churn-rates-for-streaming-services/