Their ad start around 35:50. Nice to see Ting support Car Talk and NPR.
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Our local CBS station was added this week. I added a few CBS shows (Jeopardy/CBS News) and it won't record any of these. I see them in my shows but when you select them they just show the upcoming shows and nothing is recorded. Do some of the new CBS stations prevent recording?
We have a mid 50s house with gypsum wallboard with plaster top coat (total it's almost 1" thick). We removed one wall and it's a ton of material and work to get rid of. I'm wonder if people have tried to save the original drywall or if in the end it's better to just gut the whole thing. The plan was to remove the backsplash area and replace it with concrete board, but leave the original top/bottom plaster.
Anyone experience a lot of broken down rides lately? We went last week and two rides broken when we were on them (20 minute wait on one), 2 others while in line (Haunted Mansion twice in line) and the Winnie the pooh ride seemed broken most of the time we past it. Is Disney slipping on their maintenance? In the past I've never seen rides broken.
So we're in the processes of planning for new office space for 50+ people. We have the typical 2 network drops per desk, drops for printers, etc, plenty of WAPs, etc. We want to have a few TVs around, and it would be good to provide different input to those TVs (computer output, CTV, CCTV, etc). Any ideas on products that basically build a custom cable system? I know bars use these type of systems to show a handful of channels on multiple TVs. It would be nice to run over coax so it wouldn't require any boxes at the TVs.
Also, anything people wish they had done differently when setting up a new office? Any cool products they find useful that aren't typical.
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