Apropos of nothing, I found a discussion forum thread started in late 2003 by a guy asking how to deal whis wife not deleting Tivo recordings. It spanned fifteen years and 1400 responses and includes a 2019 announcement that they’re getting divorced.
I had to install a bigger internal hard drive on the Tivo because BOF* kept filling it up with Hallmark Christmas romance movies. It think that she’s planning on leaving me for a handsome small town widower and his adorable moppet.
Being home during the day when husband is at work really helps this for us. I watch the recorded female crap he doesn’t to see while doing work at home during the day then delete them. I watch stuff he will like, for the most part when he is home….unless it is some Sci Fi stuff, then I just nap cutely next to him while he watches.
I don’t have TIVO but I do have a DVR from the cable company. I actually can’t stand it to be over about 65% full! I start telling everyone that we’ve got to watch the shows so I can erase them! I like to keep it at or below 50%. It’s a quirk of mine…
I don’t think it would be divorce worthy. I didn’t read the entire thread though…to long. But maybe it was one quirk of hers to many?
I like mine around 50 too because I’ve missed shows back when they didn’t repeat them or have them on demand because it was fully and didn’t record.
I’ve always had a DVR and haven’t had TIVO since they all started doing it. My current cable company actually uses TIVO as their DVR service and I love hearing the little blop blop noises. Hehe
My lord there are a lot of people on that thread who had too much time and Tivo knowledge. Thank goodness for Netflix and Stan now, I ended up palming my DVR off to my in laws.
Fyodor.
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