google has a mailing list service now, which I've found much easier to deal with than Yahoo (although it doesn't have the built in file and photo space that yahoo does, so it's just mailing list management). groups-beta.google.com
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Is there anything you all like for setting up mailing lists?
I agree with amych. Google groups is nice. And I think the file/photo space is most likely coming eventually, it's still in beta mode.
I created a google group. Amy and D. you are awesome, this is just what I was looking for.
Replacing the power supply did indeed bring the TiVo back to life. I couldn't have done it if I hadn't upgraded the TiVo before, though; unlike hard drive upgrades, WeakKnees power supply replacements come with *no* tools and completely inadequate instructions. If I didn't already know my way around the Tivo's carcass, I'd have been lost.
So what you're saying is I should get the powersupply AND the upgrade, Betsy? :)
Unless you have a lifetime subscription for your existing TiVo, I'd just buy a new one -- TiVo's giving 'em away free at the moment if you buy service -- and put a new drive in that.
No one knows the answer to my Flash question? My blind faith is crushed.
I'm shopping around for a digital camera. I want something that is relatively inexpensive, decent quality, and *small*. Something that I could just cart around in my purse. The Concord 5040 looks like it might be what I'm thinking of, but I know nothing about what to look for in a camera. Nothing.
Help?
Jilli, talk to Paul. He's Camera Research Man, and can suggest models that best fit your needs.
Jilli, talk to Paul. He's Camera Research Man, and can suggest models that best fit your needs.
Keen.