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I can't get my head around the diesel pricing situation in your area.

At 1.16MHz all in, the band isn't wide enough to fight over.

The way that HDMI-CEC was rolled out, not all manufacturers implement all the features so they cover themselves by using "custom" terminology. Another blog question giving hope where there currently isn't any.

Make sure you can suffer Windows 11 with all of your important applications. I'd suggest that you scale way back on the SSD since time is no longer critical and rendering is "the most miserable and time consuming job of all". I like the idea of the older processor as you don't risk getting...

There's always some doofus out there that spoofs their user agent data.

Satellite rates are decidedly adaptive.

I would add that "IPTV" has developed somewhat of a pirate connotation.

What is truly interesting is the margins that the competition has on Apple. It isn't just a little bit.

Q: What is often the number one killer of productivity? A: Your smart phone.

I did mine using the online renewal a couple of years ago. It worked well enough but getting answers wasn't easy.

These numbers represent the number of non-paying users that are exposed to Ad Sense ads (impressions), not the number Google searches for the site. I suspect that there are some issues with users who should be seeing ads (non-Supporting Pub Members) that aren't.

AI isn't just about raw code. There's also the way in which the queries are formed and what's being asked about. Apple claims that what they do see can't be connected to anyone but I wonder given all the lip-service they gave to integrating your various past experience into your next experiences.

Apple is kind of talking out of both sides of their mouth when they say that the AI is being done entirely on-device -- except when the data is uploaded to the "Private Cloud" for processing elsewhere.

Twenty cents in a single go puts you below Redwood City at $4.659. Here, we're still $3.799.

If you need to go >600m, you need good quality cable and an extender rated for the distance. You can't wish it will work because that's what you've got. What manner of connectors are you using and have you cleaned them?

I'm not sure what pre-1980s computers has to do with USB. Ribbon cables weren't much used in serial communications. By the way, the DB9 connector didn't become popular until somewhere into the PC compatible era (perhaps the IBM PC AT?). The DB25 was used instead for serial protocols like...

That was the one featuring the girl from the Ivory Snow detergent box?

Fritz the Cat was far from being a "'toon". I remember those being located in the adult section of my local video store.

Can't say that I agree with much of this. Satellite losing a local channel for months on end is at least as big as losing a cable channel or two.

Hear! Hear!

It appears that the only way to find out if something is supported is to try it.

Cigarette packs have had even more dire warnings for years...

I think the bigger question may be how substantial the associated device database is. Universal remotes have taken a big hit from HDMI-CEC and rightly so. URC still makes some powerful remotes but they're wicked expensive.

Giving hope and dashing it in a single post. The issue is DIRECTV's choice of RF4CE (Zigbee) as you've noted previously which isn't "Bluetooth". You should have also mentioned that this is a show-stopper for the Gemini Air as it has no IR option.

Gotta be liking those daily price drops.