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i have learned:
make my own website(HTML)
rip dvds
torrents
text message by email
dvr shows on tv on pc
my camera to a web cam
get unlimited internet by phone via bluetooth
convert files
download youtubedownloader
turn my treadnet a small satellite
make free phone calls computer to phone
turn camera into a web cam
hook pc to tv
breadboards
idk thats it ? have any ideas ?

Learn how to edit the registry. This might come in handy if you get a virus or something. Learn a programming language. I suggest Java but c++ is also good. If you have a little bit of money($500+), build a computer from scratch.

I have cable through my local carrier with their fastest internet + all premium channels and all available HD programming. For the rate I am paying,($200 or so monthly) I am sure that I can get any premium HD programming through any carrier and it will be same price or less. So price aside, what is the best provider to go with to maximize my HD programming and premium movie selection. I do enjoy Howard TV through On Demand as well and I run my HD programming to 3 TVs all via cable card. What should I know about Satellite vs Cable and current available HD programming? Thanks!

Dish network satellite TV provider offers free installation of HD receivers on up to 4 TVs and free Dish HD for period of 6 months. Afterwards the price should be around $20 per Dish HD monthly, so your cost shouldn’t be more than around $60 for 3 receivers.

Quality of picture from Dish network is excellent and installation of dish is free with every order.

I was surfing the web and the Internet light on my modem just TURNED off. I was like WTF. Ok. I Power Cycled my modem, unplugged everything, reset it. Checked both sides of my phone cord, unplugged it and plugged it back in. Tried it without a network cable connected(Ethernet Light is on). After about 5 mins I was about to call my ISP(QWEST).But then the light came back on. I was was surfing for about 2-3 mins and it turn off again. GRRR. Then I called Qwest. They said it was going to be until MONDAY until they could send someone over. This is a JOKE. I spend good money to make sure that I have internet. I don’t pay for shit that isn’t going to randomly turn off.
Right now I am using my Windows Mobile Phone as a modem to connect to the internet(Thank god for unlimited data plan). I tried different phone cords, long ones, short ones. Nothing helped….

No settings were changed. Nothing was installed/uninstalled. The guy on the phone I talked to said it was some kind of problem in the line. He said it might be their side or mine(the line outside or my line inside). Has anyone else had this problem? What is causing it?

It has been about 2 hours since I have called tech support, and since then the light has came on about 5-6 times(for about 2 mins at a time, then goes off again). Since I have started typing this, it has blinked on 2 times, for about 2-3 seconds. Then off again. They told me if it ends up being something on my end, I will be charge. I think this is bullshit because of the fast I pay for a service that I am NOT getting right now and I wont see any money back for not having my service.

MY questions are, has anyone had this problem before(any ISP), were you able to fix it yourself? Did tech support take care of it? Was the problem on your side, or theirs?

Willing to give 5star rating to anyone who is able to lead me to information that will fix this for me.

More information:

All the Lights are on

Power – Solid Greed
DSL light – Slow blinking green
Internet – Off(Occasionally on)
Ethernet – (Solid, Blinks if I access my modem via 192.168.0.1)

I can change settings in my modem, Access to modem is fine. I looked at internet settings. When the tech support guy looked at modem from his side he got (Trying to connect) from my modem, it just wasn’t able to. The problem lie somewhere between the lines between my house jack and the box that it runs to. No splitters, no Cable TV/satellite , no house phone line, no security system.

Help me out people!

looks like an ISP problem. Wait for that person to come over.

Vista Home Premium
Internet Explorer 8.0 on an
emachines computer (AMD athlon 64 x2
1 GB memory) via a
Linksys N router with
Hughes-net satellite as IP

try a different web browser like firefox or google chrome, they run faster, if that doesn’t work, try upgrading to a faster web service such as cable

hi there, i was hoping someone out there can help me please! i have a lovely thai wife who loves staying here in the uk , but! misses hur thai tv. she can get most thai channels via the internet but they tend to stick, buffer ! So last week i got hur a Satellite System that i Thought could pick up Thai tv & it operates from the hot bird 8 at 13 east But can only pick up 1 channel from the Thai globel network which is channel 5 .& she does not like that channel. does anyone know how to or if it possible to pick up any other channels from Thailand ? chears craig

I’m in the US so I don’t know if this will work where you are but worth a try. We have always been able to watch the morning shows but have problems at night. I think because there are more people than bandwidth. Also some other links to Thai media below. This is all on the internet so I would get the fastest connection I could.

Here is a channel from Issan (satelite). We haven’t had problems here because I don’t think alot of people are watching but has all the news with and Issan slant
http://manager.co.th/Home/news1/astv_esan.aspx#

Here are all the OTA(over the Air) channels
http://www.thailivetv.com/

Mr. Kwai has links to Thai newspapers, radio stations, TV, music
http://mister-kwai.com/thai/thai-chat.html

VOA has Thai and Lao news and information
http://www.voanews.com/thai/

If she’s gotta have those Lakorns you can search Youtube for Thai Lakhorn. You gotta mess around with it for a while but once you learn the system…. You create a full playlists then hit the "Play All" feature is an amazing timesaver

They usually break the shows into nights and segments so a lakhorn that aired over 8 week 2 nights a week would have sixteen 1.5 hour episodes broken into nine ten minute segments. So you have episode 1 1/9, 2/9 3/9 etc…
The good thing here is you can stream the episodes rather than downloading, as your watching they usually will automatically roll over to the next segment, there are groups who in order to develop there English skills subtitle. If you look around you can find most of the major Larkorns over the past ten years (Some even current)
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lakorn+Thai&search_type=&aq=f
Here is one particular group that converted 4 lakorns to English sub.
http://www.youtube.com/user/StarsSubbingTeam#p/p

Lyngsat has all the free FTA channels and locations
http://www.lyngsat.com/freetv/Thailand.html

There seem to be several IPTV services found on the net at present that offer to transform your computer into a TV and give you access to 1000s of channels. Many offer a lifetime membership for $30 to $70. But I would hate to pay the money and find they are a scam. Here are some of the supposed providers:
www.watchonline.tv/
www.digitaltvonpc.com
www.real.com/superpass
free-satellite-network.com
www.eztv1.com/
www.tvonpcelite.com
www.sitereviewauthority.org/satellitetvelite
www.computertvonline.com/

Has anyone tried any of these? Any good? Adult content?

I am NOT asking about the other type of IPTV that delivers TV shows via internet to a desktop box connected to your TV.

I did try http://free-satellite-network.com myself as they had a 14 day free trial. Once I got into it, I could not ever seem to navigate my way into the movie section. I ended up canceling my membership rather than trying to catch their non-24 hour tech support.

real.com/superpass is reliable. It is by one of the biggest internet companies (sort of). They are the ones that own Real Player. I would trust them.

The rest of them I would be a bit iffy about. Do some reaserch on them before you buy their software.