gomezz
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The other possible cause not to forget is a neutrino hit on the processor which can trigger a random, unexplainable error.That's not quite true, I had forgotten about metastability.
The other possible cause not to forget is a neutrino hit on the processor which can trigger a random, unexplainable error.That's not quite true, I had forgotten about metastability.
Not being serious at all. Used to be our fall back answer to any computer problem when, to paraphrase Sherlock Holmes, we had eliminated every other possibility.Presuming you are being serious, it's not likely to be a neutrino which does that (neutrinos having zero charge and very tiny interaction cross sections). Cosmic rays maybe. In the early days of ICs, alpha particles from the plastic encapsulation was a problem.
You are not the only one. I don't have the bandwidth, or the money to stream every damned programme I might want to watch. Some channels don't stream anyway. Give me a (free to air) recording any day.The market is possibly small, with TVs having smart features built in? I prefer recordings,
You get to an age where you set the bar very high to bother saving anything you have recorded to watch again. There being only so many viewing hours left in what remains of your life time!
Yes there is not so much going on but it's always like this near to Christmas. There are loads of new series coming soon. A second season of Pennyworth is about to start, much better than it sounds on paper ( Back story of Batmans butler Alfred ), it plays a bit like a 60's Michael Caine London gangster movie. I have been watching the second season of Warrior, an idea Bruce Lee tried to get made based on Chinese gangs at the turn of the century in San Francisco. I am even enjoying the much slated Star Trek Discovery but the one I am waiting for most Is the Lord of the Rings TV series. I recently read that Disney are planning to make 10 more Star wars spin off series but I feel that all the hype The Mandalorian is getting is not justified so not excited about those.I've actually turned my FOX off at the mains for now because I'm not recording anything for me.
SWMBO's is still recording more than she can watch - slowly filling her 2TB disk.
The joint (satellite) box is only recording two programmes a week which we both want (HIGNFY and HDM).
I have been watching a couple of Netflix series but I've just about had enough of them now. There are lots of things there I do enjoy but I've watched them all up to date.
We have free Amazon Prime currently, so I had a look at that ... but there's nothing in there for me either. (I did watch the first episode or two of a couple of things, but they weren't good enough to pull me in.)
We have DVDs, but like Netflix I've watched most of them recently enough (e.g. I watched the entire Buffy and Angel sets over the summer in the correct timeline order) to not want to start over again yet.
I'm watching more YouTube than anything else for now
I haven't used anything but active standby. Both freezes occurred using that.
I haven't tried access from a PC. Is there a media server or just a share?