Hello to all:
I'm closing in on one year of FIOS service which comes with a
complimentary year of DVR service. Unless I can get Verizon to come
up with another way to save the $12 or so a month on the DVR, or get
them to give me another free year of DVR service, I'd like to learn
what others
I am also interested in the same situation. I purchased a TIVO HD from e
Bay for forty dollars that works great with a card from Fios. It is
possible to hack the box but you need to purchase a custom EPROM. There
are also several good HD boxes that accept fios cards and work with
Mythtv.
Jay
There are a few ways you can mitigate this.
First is to sign your new key with the old key, then send the new key to
your trust group signed by your old key.
So, if you send me your new key for me to sign, encrypted, and signed by
your old key, I will then sign your new key. The main issue is
From: discuss-bounces+blu=nedharvey@blu.org [mailto:discuss-
bounces+blu=nedharvey@blu.org] On Behalf Of Matthew Kowalski
Does anyone have any experience with running server equipment (Dell
Power
Edges, HP Proliant DL G7s HP c7000 Enclosures) at 208 VAC instead of 120
VAC? Right
Back in the days of mainframes, 208 3ph was a normal choice. Especially for
large disk drives (large datawise for back them, today they are just
large physically).
If you are doing mainframe datacenters, yes, 208 3ph is still a
reasonable standard.
And even APCC sells UPSes that deliver that too
