You do realize the conservation movement was actually started by people who hunted and fished right?

This is what pisses me off about Amazon. Sure you can buy all your bomb making stuff online, but it kills your local mom and pop bomb shop. That’s where you’re gonna get helpful advice about bombs making with a smile.

So if the trend keeps true, it’ll become one of the most overrated, overhyped, and overpriced items in its category, at least for the next nine years?

Maple is the Once and Future MAPLE. All others are ephemeral fads and will be forgotten by time.

Maple is the new pumpkin spice, they say. Maybe the demand will open some new channels to consumers for maple products Formerly Known As Grade C.

This is what I have. And I use PLEX to watch on my PS3 on my TV.

You’re describing WMC on Windows 8, yes. But on Windows 7 it’s still fully functional, guide and all, with extended support that doesn’t end until Jan 2020, by which time Plex or other solutions should be more fully baked. The program listing service has been spotty for some folks, but even that has a solution.

Seconded. I just replaced the Hauppauge tuner on my Win 10 desktop and this works perfectly fine for my recording needs. The only thing I don’t like is the loss of Windows Media Center as an interface (it was phased out after Windows 8.1), and so it’s probably worth setting up a Win 7 PC just to get that back. Or…

Agreed. That is our household solution. It can be finicky at times, so its not for the faint of heart. BUT the DVR is awesome. Combine with a Silicon Dust machine, and you have a lot of magic available on the cheap. Pretty much any old Windows 7 pc will work, just toss in a large, cheap drive, and off you go.

If it’s old-school that the millennials are after, you should include one of the longest-running and most popular options still in use today...repurpose a Windows 7 PC as a home theater PC. Use Windows Media Center as your DVR by adding a cheap OTA tuner card like the Hauppage WinTV HVR 2250, which you can pick up…

Humm, the cost of cable in this article is extremely misleading.

Umm, Plex doesn’t save recordings directly to the cloud. Don’t get me wrong, I love Plex, but the live TV and recording stuff is still very beta. Presently, if you have a supported tuner, you can record shows, but you have to configure recordings via the server interface (accessed through a web browser). A week ago,…

Pfft... you kids. This is how you record OTA TV: a 1975 Betamax. I was there, and yes I had one.

That’s some deep kinja

I think you’re right, except the reporter went to Google PR, who confirmed this. If the NDA was in effect, wouldn’t the Google PR people have known this information wasn’t to be disseminated? It’s gotta work both ways.

Hey, at least they didn’t wait 5 years and then surreptitiously pay someone to sue Forbes out of existence for publishing a true story. I’ve heard of that happening.

Actually, in Texas penalties are doubled for crimes in the wake of a natural disaster, and there’s no differentiation between types of businesses or goods stolen. I’m not sure how I feel about that, but it’s the law.

Regardless of what you think of me and my lack of empathy, people are looting who don’t need food, and again, if “survival” were an issue then absolutely taking food would be justified. That’s just not the case.

Nothing is okay down there. It’s a horrible tragedy, the scope of which our country has rarely seen, and it would be shameful to blame the victims for anything, like running out of food...I pray that the aid being offered by compassionate Americans will reach everyone who needs it. But if you believe that a person…

Not that all of your readers would recognize the difference, but your sarcastic comparisons are apple/orange nonsense. None of the flood victims are in a life-threatening situation that would justify theft of property in order to feed themselves, and looting is absolutely one of the top legitimate risks that arises…