I don't want to get too far off topic, but part of my work is to manage mailing list servers. ISPs specify requirements for sending bulk email so that it will not be rejected as spam. The requirements are for advanced configuration options such as DKIM and SPF. When servers meet the requirements ...

In general I'm not opposed to using social media for changelog updates. However, what I really want is to get an email notification when there is a new changelog entry. I don't want to have to keep checking in case there is an update. As far as I can tell, Bluesky doesn't support email notifications ...

I don't understand why you attach significance to whether the devices use hard-wired cables, or the usual female HDMI connector. However I'd be reluctant to buy a device with a hard-wired cable because that's a sign of a cheaply-made device, and the device will be useless if the cable fails. You can ...

It appears these specs may be for SiliconDust as well. The article states "A3SA approved the new specifications and rules for secure DVRs, home gateways, and other accessory devices, as well as a newly added alternative method to let viewers securely stream ATSC 3.0 content from such devices ...

Looking at A3SA's PDF, something doesn't appear to be jibin' between what A3SA mandates for device manufacturers and the restrictions it says broadcasters cannot implement.

I believe the restrictions on broadcasters are specified as being limited to content on ATSC 3.0 which is also being ...