No, what Techiefan is pointing out is that the former CE 1088 has now replaced 1040 as the new NR rolling-out between 3-7 AM EST M-F.
Looks like that's the case, I think it was a low hanging fruit for DTV to speed up the guide. It's also possible the logos in the actual guide were causing other issues for the clients dealing with memory, speed and maybe a path for adding font size or color options. I am guessing here.
Good point, although if a pole goes down, you are likely out of FIOS until it's repaired. If you have a generator, Directv remains up and running after the storm.
You don't necessarily lose power because a pole came down and took the cable line down.
True, but if a pole comes down, the power company generally shuts off the power to an area in order to affect repairs.
My point was that the line could snap in the weather or a tree take the line down .... then wait from 1-10 days for the repair dept to get there to give them service again ... remember the person that line busted in the weather is not the only one in town.
My point was that the line could snap in the weather or a tree take the line down .... then wait from 1-10 days for the repair dept to get there to give them service again ... remember the person that line busted in the weather is not the only one in town.
Where as if he had Sat service, he would have service back once the storm passed.
Ok, when the gardner puts a shovel in the ground and cuts your line, or worse yet Nicks the line and it has trouble whenever it rains now .... those are the hard ones .
