The Homotron Downlink Episode #5 Is Here!
We've got a weekend treat for you: The Homotron Downlink Episode #5 is here and ready for download!
Join Den Den Boy and Tiny Dancer as we talk about fatties, Dell, Netflix, drunk jean wearing gays, big brother, texting, and more!
When you finish listening in, be sure to let us know any feedback you have, and of course any questions you'd like us to discuss on the next episode by shooting me an e-mail with the subject "Podcast Question"!
The Homotron Downlink comes to you every two weeks right here at Homotron.net!
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Den Den Boy
Posted to Hot Stuff, Podcast on 30 May 2008
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Within one hour of its unboxing, The One became the undisputed ruler of Tiny's entire home. Buy this or despair.
Another excellent podcast. Just a comment about Comcast thinking about setting a monthly cap at 250GB, then charging for extra. That actually seems like a generous amount of data. I use BitMeter to track my download/upload speeds and how much data I'm transferring over my home network. So far the largest month was April when I downloaded 30.3GB and uploaded 71.3GB. Keep in mind that's for the entire home network, not just what I get from the internet.
Also the upload is a bit skewed since my TiVo uses my desktop where I have BitMeter installed as a conduit to download some of the video podcasts that I watch. Also I have a video podcast folder in iTunes set to automatically share with my TiVo.
While it is just me living alone in my apartment, that may make a big difference in internet usage when compared to a family. I don't really like the thought of the providers going back to a system of caps (that's too much like the days of AOL dial-up and only have 20 hours a month), but shouldn't heavy users have to pay for their share of what they use?
Also, thanks for the Evernote invite. I'm still trying to figure out how/if it will be useful for me.