Recent content by Jim S.

...and it's gone again.

Use the term T1 for telecom services?! Hopefully someone lends them a clue, but in this regulatory environment I'm not optimistic.

Seems to be up and running under XenForo now.

Down again. "Your server meets all of XenForo requirements and you're now ready to begin installation."

It doesn't work for me on Windows. I don't remember enabling any cookie protection on Firefox itself other than whatever the default settings may be. I do have ublock origin and Malwarebytes Browser Guard enabled, but neither are reporting blocking anything. It does work with Edge, which I'm...

That's the one I've always used. Still doesn't work in Firefox or Chrome, works in Edge only as long as I don't log in.

Not working for me. I get "too many redirects" in both Firefox and Chrome. I even tried an un-modified Edge and it still doesn't work. Also, the few parts that do work are slow.

Gone again.

Here comes another one! https://www.spaceweather.com/images2025/30may25/nasamodel2.gif NOAA hasn't released an official forecast yet, but then again, NOAA hasn't been able to forecast ANYTHING accurately lately, for reasons which are off-topic but should be blindingly obvious...

Seeing as how there's only like ONE active thread at any given time, maybe they should just dump the site and start fresh? Maybe even with different software?

...and it's gone again.

It appears to be back to normal now.

I've never been a fan of the Enigma-style key mapping -- the arrow keys should just change the channel, what's so {censored} hard to understand about that? If you're lucky, there will be a menu option to "enable neutrino-style zapping" which I think was the default in previous versions of TNAP.

Yes, if I remember rightly, there are two relays, one for each direction. The issue with shutting off LNB power at random is a known thing that nobody seems to want to fix. (IF it's the same problem -- on mine, changing channels does NOT fix it, I have to restart.) The "solution" is to select...

I believe that the usual cause of a motor driving all the way to the end of the arc is a stuck relay. It doesn't usually correct itself though, so I don't know if that's what's going on in your case.