[Pkg-shadow-devel] Bug#89523: You're not the only one.

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The marketing team is doing a horrible job getting the message straight.
There response was "We will never allow people to get content off their
DVR through any method other than their television.
Do you live and work in the Southwest US?
But at least you'll waste less time in the upgrade process.
com are now on the Windows Live management team? Makes me glad I'm
switching to ATI next year.

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" When I asked why, the representative said "Because that's not what our
consumers want.
Why is it that Microsoft put all the Live bloggers in one place so that
they can articulate their vision? They just want to prolong their
business model for as long as possible.
It'd be better if you left the background around the edges, and left a
white or gray background in the middle.
And if you're a particularly early adopter, you'll probably be googling
frantically in search of others who have run into problems similar to
yours. Makes me glad I'm switching to ATI next year.
They just want to prolong their business model for as long as possible.
And if you're a particularly early adopter, you'll probably be googling
frantically in search of others who have run into problems similar to
yours. why not let the people involved do it themselves? Your old
security software won't work, so you will have to find, pay for, and
install replacements.
Just wanted to get this one out the door early so to speak. I also think
it should be videotaped.
There response was "We will never allow people to get content off their
DVR through any method other than their television. I thought it might
be useful to some people.
This process requires a decryption key that is unique to each CableCARD.
Then Microsoft wants to hear from you! The idea was that Microsoft would
use it to compete against Linux by not making people connecting to the
device have a Client Access License. You're the billionaire, I'm just
some dude with a blog and a fistful of design awards. Then contact your
cable companies and cable-box manufacturers, and let them know. Just
wanted to get this one out the door early so to speak. The marketing
team is doing a horrible job getting the message straight.
Your old security software won't work, so you will have to find, pay
for, and install replacements. Hello, they're only like the biggest
company on the planet.
Do you want to be able to get on-demand digital programming on your
Media Center?
What does Shipley know about shipping software? Cable companies don't
have a frickin clue what we want. Unless, uh, you know full well there
isn't a chance in hell you can ship that giant spaghetti monster to
consumers "on time".
And that qualifies you to be able to report on it?
Well, get used to happiness, I guess.
They just want to prolong their business model for as long as possible.
com are now on the Windows Live management team? Do you want to be able
to use your existing DVR as a Windows Media Center Extender?
Windows Vista will store that key, and use it to DRM-enable your
recorded content. is that what is running Windows Sideshow is running?
Well, get used to happiness, I guess. Makes me glad I'm switching to ATI
next year. Anyone know anything about this? The idea was that Microsoft
would use it to compete against Linux by not making people connecting to
the device have a Client Access License.
I guess we'll find out next year, won't we?
But at least you'll waste less time in the upgrade process.
You'll be tearing your hair out every time you encounter new features
that work differently from the old familiar ones for no apparent reason.
They just want to prolong their business model for as long as possible.
What does Shipley know about shipping software?
The marketing team is doing a horrible job getting the message straight.
You'll be tearing your hair out every time you encounter new features
that work differently from the old familiar ones for no apparent reason.
Then Microsoft wants to hear from you! Then contact your cable companies
and cable-box manufacturers, and let them know.