You are invited to join our DL.TV Chat

We discuss the show, while it's streaming live.

IRC: irc.walnutnetworks.com Join: #DL.TV

Java: dltv.walnutnetworks.com

Please do cover IP spoofing to access country restricted broadband video on Thursday, as you perhaps jokingly closed the show with today.

Great show, guys! Enjoy your curling! :-)

We have curling in Philadelphia, PA!

http://philadelphiacurlingclub.org

If anyone is looking to get rid of any Dell computers, either desktops or servers, I'll be more then happy to take care of that for you. Seriously.

Woah--I was just going to submit SIW to dl.tv! I've been using it forever, its awesome!

I used an autorun file to audit people's systems.

in the philippines

buying movie tickets using a cellphone comes in handy when you don't want to wait in line...a 2D barcode is sent to your phone and you scan it to print out your ticket...pretty cool

it saved me from waiting for the next showtime

For people who dont know what curling is, think shuffleboard, the game played by 80 year old Floridians, but played on ice.
Its actually less exciting than shuffleboard which is a 'let if fly' kind of game. Curlers spend time discussing their shots even though there is only three ways to go: straight, to the left and to the right.
Curling is what you get when the weather is too cold for golf yet you want to kill 3-4hrs being bored to tears.
Curling is another one of those sports that are played by less than 10 countries in the world and we get to claim we are the best at. Thank god for the winter olympics, where obscure events get their 15mins.
(we made a national hero out of a girl whose 'sport' is a mix of cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. Trust me, its even more boring than it sounds.)

J'me crosse, tu te crosses, aller vous faire tous crosser!!!

Great show today!

I could not agree with you more Patrick I'm saddened that Roger doesn't enjoy one of the best Programs EVER. I use winamp for all my music needs from podcasts, shoutcast programs and syncing my ipod. I have been using winamp since 1998 even though Nullsoft was bought by America Online, I've still a loyal fan for almost 9 years now and its still the same little program that was by my side through good times and bad. Through harddrive crashes, formats and OS reinstalls from Windows 95 to Vista come it will always have a place in my heart GO WINAMP!

Great job I've been meaning to use my old machine to do something like a nas thanks for the advice.

One of the interesting uses for ye' olde Dell 2400 that was suprisingly missing from your coverage is as an Asterisk/telephony server. Yes, one would need at least one additional part (some kind of VOIP analog adapter 50-100$ range) but the rest is installing your fav' Linux distro and following one of many very helpful manuals on the net (I personally found most useful the Kevin Rose/John Todd Rev3/Systm episode on the topic, but there are many other resources as well). My similarly aged PC is running SUSE 10 and mainly living as an Asterisk server (I can even do other common desktop duties without any problem on it).