Silicon dust has a DVR that I've been using for almost 4 years that works with their tuners. The tuners can get a bit pricey. I think the connect quatro is around $200. DVR is light weight and can run on just about anything. That costs $35 a year.
They also offer a streaming service for $35 a...
They at least got the corporate part right in a sense, once we establish a foothold on Mars, corporations are going to be lining up to exploit it for profit.
I signed up for the checking account. I already have an investment account there. Emailed support to see if there is bill pay. Couldn't imagine in this day and age that there wouldn't be. I'd drop my credit union for 3% no problem.
Thanks. Just the master shower and sinks take a while since those are the longest runs. Can probably do the sinks easily but not the shower without taking out drywall.
I've considered replacing the hot water heater with a tankless one but not sure I'd really gain anything.
How do you think this would work on a manifold system? Built our house 5 years ago and it has individual runs to every location going through a manifold.
I'm using the hdhomerun prime cable card tuner that's networked. Using Nvidia shield tv for the clients. The prime has worked flawlessly since I got it several years ago.
Silicondust has a dvr you can subscribe too for $35 a year but since your doing OTA, you can use any number of free DVRs...
I still have 4 bitcoin I'm holding on too, just waiting for the next huge bubble to sell and then walk away. I stopped mining a while ago, even with free electricity, it wasn't worth it.
Fi is a good service. It's cheap too if you're on wifi a lot. My average bill outside of the phone payment is under $30 a month. I'd go with the pixel but I'm biased. If you go FI, here's a referral code to get a $20 credit Get $20 when you start a phone plan with Google's Project Fi
I would say go for it, just maintain the caution you have and don't let her alone with any Hollywood producer.
If nothing else, like you said you could make some money for college.
For the nest, you can set the video quality to upload. I have mine set to the middle and it says it will do it's best to limit uploads to 120gb a month.