That's the beautiful thing about Tivo (or any other PVR that
automatically records) along with having a relatively large channel
selection.  You can record fifteen documentaries in a day and watch
them at your leisure ;)

I set my Tivo to record documentaries, or cartoons that I normally
couldn't catch.  Gotta love the Tivo fast-forward-30-seconds button
feature to skip past those commercials in almost no time.

Of course, all of these features are included in MythTV/insert other
variant of Linux-based PVR.  Now we just need to find a way to
transcode the DirecTV signal through a computer. :(

--Dan

On 11/15/05, Kevin Brown <kevin_brown@qwest.net> wrote:
> I've tried to watch TV recently... All it did was piss me off.  Either
> there was nothing on or what was on (Lost) seemed like it spent more
> time playing ads than playing the show.  All I can say is, I would
> rather see this kind of crap die, but I'm alone in this (or at least an
> insignifcant percentage of the populace).
--
To exercise power costs effort and demands courage. That is why so
many fail to assert rights to which they are perfectly entitled -
because a right is a kind of power but they are too lazy or too
cowardly to exercise it.  The virtues which cloak these faults are
called patience and forbearance.
Friedrich Nietzsche
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