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Sadly I think under the current FCC leadership the broadcasters are going to get whatever they want. I do think the DRM and the total shutdown of ATSC 1.0 earlier than anticipated (if allowed) does present a safety issue. When Helene hit my area of SC cell phones didn't work because the towers...

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This is all about the large pile of spy moles that was uncovered in 2021, isn't it?! There are no rules against genetically modifying moles to burrow under the opposition sideline and spy on them. And don't give me any grief over the "controversy" of Belichick getting Stuxnet installed on...

Dog and Butterfly - Heart

Atomic Dog - George Clinton

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Bird Dog - Everly Brothers

I wonder if even Bama fans are annoyed with him, yet. (Seeing he's clearly a Bama fan)

It sucks to have to throw away my C band equipment but what is one to do? As for IPTV streaming, I currently have a 500 Mb connection but 1 Gb is available if needed and my router is capable of 1Gb. I think there are newer routers available that will do more than 2 Gb. So far 500 Mb is good for...

If thats the case then as another mentioned, they should just do a 1st and 2nd team and be done with it, it mean absolutely nothing.

Thanks. From what I've read recently eSIM only connects to AT&T or that's what what got out of it. Which explains why I never connected to native Dish. Do you have any verified instances of eSIMs connecting to either Dish native or T-Mobile?

It's not about data limits necessarily, although that is a big part of it. It's about QCI and network slicing. You get what you pay for, and MVNOs have a lower priority versus the MNO. If you are okay with the trade off of lower cost but being at the bottom of the totem pole, that's fine, but...

Yup. I retype. Takes all of 5 minutes, if that.

And critically stupid. The IRS isn't supposed to be a savings account for "magic money" to pay off bills.

I don't think i have ever gotten a refund.. So, not a problem for me. And if i do get a piddly refund, i just apply it to next year.

The motivation to e-file in my state is that if you want expedited refunds, e-filing is the only way to get them. Paper returns seem to require considerably more time to process. This is critically important for those who use their tax refunds as a budgeting tool to pay off holiday bills.

So you have to retype or cut and paste the numbers from your state return to the State website?

So change FTA free-to-end user TV to IPTV which requires fairly expensive high-speed Internet connections, where and when available? Doesn't seem good for end users.

I Efile the federal, and print the state return from Turbotax , and mail it in the mail. Instead of 25-35 dollars per state, it cost me 2.00 for the stamps. Been doing that for years. No issues.

I only use TurboTax to produce the Colorado Form. Electronic filing is free if you transfer the numbers from the TurboTax produced form to the Department of Revenue website.

And Your Bird Can Sing - The Beatles

Not really. "Resort fees" usually separate amenities (pool, gym, Internet, office facilities, "free" breakfasts) from the price of the room itself. It isn't so much a hidey-hole for raising the advertised price, though I imagine that it does insulate the facility somewhat from the ravages of...

I guess it's like "resort fees" at hotels

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It should be noted that these e-files are for Federal returns only. State returns, where required, demand an additional investment. HR Block offers the same structure but charges 50% more ($37.50 vs $25) for state e-filing. Those who use online services may pay anywhere from $0 to $69 for...