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I'm pretty sure Comcast made their DVR suck balls on purpose, just so that people would assume all DVRs suck balls as well, thereby killing the technology before it can destroy all their ad revenue. ]]>Sep 11th 2006 11:31PMhttp://www.engadget.com/2006/09/11/circuit-city-site-adds-tivo-series-3-cites-october-availability/http://www.engadget.com/2006/09/11/circuit-city-site-adds-tivo-series-3-cites-october-availability/
I complained about my DVR, things that are fundamental design flaws in the software, (I know, 30 years of computing and 20 years in the Silicon Valley at major developers) and instead of passing it on to the development team, they wanted to send out a technician to verify that the box was okay. UUGHH!

I also had the great displeasure of working with these folks as a vendor at one part of my life. They were far more interested in swinging their ***** around to show how almighty powerful they were than they were interested in making a better product for their customers. Especially the TCI/AT&T folks. Hopefully Brian Roberts (Comcast CEO) weeded out most of those folks when he acquired AT&T Broadband (nee TCI).]]>Sep 12th 2006 12:11AM