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Can anyone with NBATv record the Suns preview show and put it on dropbox or vodlocker or something? I know the tech savvy among our user base is... not high but I had to cancel everything but basic cable last year and I'd like to see it.

It's on @ 6 P.M. EST

I don't even have basic cable. Lucky.

carey wrote:I know the tech savvy among our user base is... not high

You do?

carey wrote:Can anyone with NBATv record the Suns preview show and put it on dropbox or vodlocker or something? I know the tech savvy among our user base is... not high but I had to cancel everything but basic cable last year and I'd like to see it.

It's on @ 6 P.M. EST

I will admit that I have no idea how to get a show off my DirecTV DVR.

I watched it. Nothing too insightful. A lot about Booker, Bender, and Chriss. Ulis went unmentioned. They said it's time for Len to make his mark.

Most of these preview shows are kind of frustrating to watch. A bunch of former players who don't really follow the team closely making obvious points and not saying much of substance.

Shabazz wrote:Most of these preview shows are kind of frustrating to watch. A bunch of former players who don't really follow the team closely making obvious points and not saying much of substance.

Exactly. There was no real insight.

Superbone wrote:

Shabazz wrote:Most of these preview shows are kind of frustrating to watch. A bunch of former players who don't really follow the team closely making obvious points and not saying much of substance.

Exactly. There was no real insight.

Ah well. Still kind of wanted to see what the national media were saying. Thought maybe they'd have some practice video, but we play tomorrow!

carey wrote:

Superbone wrote:

Shabazz wrote:Most of these preview shows are kind of frustrating to watch. A bunch of former players who don't really follow the team closely making obvious points and not saying much of substance.

Exactly. There was no real insight.

Ah well. Still kind of wanted to see what the national media were saying. Thought maybe they'd have some practice video, but we play tomorrow!

They showed the same NBA Rooks video with Bender, Chriss, and Ulis that AIG posted.

Yes, we finally play tomorrow and I get to watch it! Only because I live near Laker country and I get the Lakers' broadcast.

Superbone wrote:

Shabazz wrote:Most of these preview shows are kind of frustrating to watch. A bunch of former players who don't really follow the team closely making obvious points and not saying much of substance.

Exactly. There was no real insight.

A lot of it was fluff. Talking to the rookies about adjusting to life in the NBA, talking to Earl Watson about his coaching influences.

There was a quick and simple rundown of who the rookies are and why they were drafted, and a quick overview of the roster.

For the casual fan who hasn't been paying any attention at all during the offseason and wants a quick summary of what he missed, it was probably a good show.

Superbone wrote:

carey wrote:I know the tech savvy among our user base is... not high

You do?

I know you're tech savvy Bone working in the video game development space and I'm an IT Engineer and Developer so I'm sure there are quite a few tech savvy among us. And Mori works for Microsoft, unless I'm mistaken.

You're wrong Carey. WRONG!

AmareIsGod wrote:

Superbone wrote:

carey wrote:I know the tech savvy among our user base is... not high

You do?

I know you're tech savvy Bone working in the video game development space and I'm an IT Engineer and Developer so I'm sure there are quite a few tech savvy among us. And Mori works for Microsoft, unless I'm mistaken.

You're wrong Carey. WRONG!

You realize that's like 3 of you out of 401 and many of our base can't post youtube videos or tweets to the board.

The struggle is real. I know I've barfed a few YouTube link shares from my phone. The mobile app truncates the URL which isn't properly interpreted as a valid YouTube link.

AmareIsGod wrote:The struggle is real. I know I've barfed a few YouTube link shares from my phone. The mobile app truncates the URL which isn't properly interpreted as a valid YouTube link.

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Cap wrote: For the casual fan who hasn't been paying any attention at all during the offseason and wants a quick summary of what he missed, it was probably a good show.

That's a good point. That's probably who that show is targeted at.

And Mori works for Microsoft, unless I'm mistaken.

I did work for Microsoft back in 2003! But since then I have been a computer science lecturer at various universities. I currently teach at Stanford.

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:

And Mori works for Microsoft, unless I'm mistaken.

I did work for Microsoft back in 2003! But since then I have been a computer science lecturer at various universities. I currently teach at Stanford.

You know your old school around here when you remember that stuff. Wow. So Mori is actually the grand master of the techie echelon around here. Very nice. I remember you talking about going that route in the past. How quickly I forget things and I'm barely 33.

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:

And Mori works for Microsoft, unless I'm mistaken.

I did work for Microsoft back in 2003! But since then I have been a computer science lecturer at various universities. I currently teach at Stanford.

Oh, so that's why v9 left.

AmareIsGod wrote:

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:

And Mori works for Microsoft, unless I'm mistaken.

I did work for Microsoft back in 2003! But since then I have been a computer science lecturer at various universities. I currently teach at Stanford.

You know your old school around here when you remember that stuff. Wow. So Mori is actually the grand master of the techie echelon around here. Very nice. I remember you talking about going that route in the past. How quickly I forget things and I'm barely 33.

Grand Master? Neither of those jobs proves that he can even turn a computer on!

O_Gardino wrote:

AmareIsGod wrote:

Marty [Mori Chu] wrote:

And Mori works for Microsoft, unless I'm mistaken.

I did work for Microsoft back in 2003! But since then I have been a computer science lecturer at various universities. I currently teach at Stanford.

You know your old school around here when you remember that stuff. Wow. So Mori is actually the grand master of the techie echelon around here. Very nice. I remember you talking about going that route in the past. How quickly I forget things and I'm barely 33.

Grand Master? Neither of those jobs proves that he can even turn a computer on!