I watched the series on a color Philco Ford console TV, which was new at the time and did not require the manual demagnetizer that the earlier sets did. :) US TV broadcasts were described as 525 lines back then.
The cable DVR does not fast forward beyond the present. It should be possible if there is enough bandwidth and that show is not live, but perhaps the technology is not there yet.
Heh. The Omega Glory probably would not have been looked upon favorably there back then.
OTOH, I've not seen the Star Wars movies other than the original film and about 5 minutes of the second one.
Most cordless phones operate at 1.9GHz nowadays, though there are some old 2.4 and 5.8GHz sets in people's homes. However, the speed (bit rate) does not relate to the frequency. I think WI-FI has much greater bandwitdth.
What is this BIOS they keep talking about, the one on system board? Ibn that case, does it all only apply to the ICH drives? What about the normal usage of hard drives on SAS/SATA RAID controllers?
All you young'uns don't remember when Star Trek was on live. :p
It was a different world back then and the show was pretty wild. I have to admit being a Trekkie back then and into the early 70s. At one point I knew the name of every episode by heart.
The slowdowns come and go. It was fast and then slowed again a couple of minutes ago. I don't think there is anything wrong with my system because other sites are loading quickly at the same times. Sorry if it sounds like I'm complaining.
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