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  1. An ideal prank to call a pricing investigation of HDMI Monitors with speakers. Example 70" TV costs $999 and 75" HDMI Monitor with Speakers costs around $4,800.
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  3. Go hook TV directly by coax to encrypted cable headend areas or google fiber tv boxes for pranks on April Fools 2018.
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  5. https://support.google.com/fiber/answer/2667498?hl=en&ref_topic=2667450
  6. <--- Snipped from http://www.avsforum.com/forum/35-cable-digital-cable-non-hdtv/1475637-all-your-qam-channels-scrambled.html --->
  7. Trying to scan the QAM channels may lock up your tuner and force you to power off (or pull the plug on some), disconnect the coax, power on and delete the offending channel, then proceed. (to even see the EAS screen or the "need an adapter" program)
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  9. Go blackmail Benito Mussolini, Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, William Joyce, vnnforum.com, whitenations.com, Juan Garcia, Richard McNair, Thomas Silverstein, Nicolás Maduro, Zacarias Moussaoui, Terry Nichols, Tareck El Aissami, Delcy Rodríguez, Aguila Saleh Issa, Fayez al-Sarraj, Julio Borges, Bakri Hassan Saleh, Omar al-Bashir, Omar al-Hassi, Abdullah al-Thani, Hammouda Sabbagh, Imad Khamis, Bashar al-Assad, Hassabu Mohamed Abdalrahman, Kim Jong-il, Kim Yong-nam, Hwang Pyong-so, Choe Ryong-hae, Pak Pong-ju, Eshaq Jahangiri, Ali Larijani, Sadeq Larijani, Kim Il-sung, Anthony Juniper, William Burns, Hassan Rouhani, Ali Khamenei, Jurijus Kadamovas, Marvin Gabrion, Mark E. Lawlor, Thomas A. Porter, stormfront.org, Lisa M. Montgomery, Joseph E. Duncan III, Gary Lee Sampson, Iouri Mikhel, Christopher Cantwell, Erich Gliebe, RT America, Press TV, Andrew Anglin, April Gaede, David Lane, Frazier Glenn Miller, William Pierce, Ronald Doggett, Robert Spencer, Paul Fromm, Richard Spencer, Jamie Kelso, Jeff Schoep, Tom Metzger, Charles Russell Rhines, Briley Piper, Matt Hale, Rodney Berget, Duncan McKenzie, Ronald Allen Smith, William Jay Gollehon, Albert Bomberger, George Miller, David Dawson, Terry Langford, Jacob Bassanella, Ira O. Jenkins, Hans Thorpe, James W. Cole, Chief Two Sticks, Charles Brown, John Rooney, William R. Ross, Allen Walking Shield, Nathaniel Thompson, Ernest Loveswar, Jay Hicks, George Sitts, Joe Rickman, Emil Victor, George Bear, Timothy McVeigh, Brave Bear, James Gilmore, James Leehman, whiteheritage.org, Elijah Page, Alfonso Rodriguez Jr, Jack McCall, Thomas Egan, Eric Robert, Dylann Roof, Donald Moeller, podblanc.guru, Osama Bin Laden, Al-qeada, ISIL, Stephen C. Paddock, Kim Jong Un, Adolf Hitler, Alex Jones, Pamela Geller, James Alex Fields Jr., Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Adam Lanza, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Omar Mateen, Craig Cobb, Don Black, Alex Linder, Dr. David E. Duke infowars.com, and 208 3rd Ave East, Sherwood, ND 58782
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  11. Go vandalize road signs named Boston due to spam problems
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  13. Safford, AZ (Cable One)
  14. North Arizona (Cable One)
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  16. Grand Rapids, MI (Comcast)
  17. Detroit, MI (Comcast)
  18. Magnavox thread
  19. Northern Michigan (Traverse City region) (Charter)
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  21. Minneapolis, MN (Comcast)
  22. St. Paul
  23. It has been reported that Comcast has encrypted all digital channels including locals. They seem to have left some analog channels come though as of May, 2013. Frequently analog channels are part of a "lifeline" service similar to what phone companies offer low income households.
  24. post #240
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  26. Chicago, IL (Comcast) - Area reports:
  27. Decatur, IL
  28. Peoria area (Comcast) has now encrypted all channels. The EAS seems to be ok if you can get to it. See post #44
  29. Evanston, IL (Comcast)
  30. post #219
  31. -
  32. Bloomington, IN (Comcast)
  33. post 278
  34. Lafayette, IN (Comcast)
  35. post 326
  36. -
  37. Pocatello, ID (Cable One)
  38. Idaho Falls, ID (Cable One)
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  40. Fargo, ND (Cable One)
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  42. Sioux City, IA (Cable One)
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  44. NYC, NY (Cablevision)
  45. Most headends.
  46. Queens (TWC)
  47. Amherst, NY (unknown)
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  49. Western Mass (Comcast)
  50. Northwestern suburban Boston (Comcast)
  51. Post #174
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  53. Montreal Canada provider, Videotron, scrambles everything except the FM radio stations, barker channels and the majority of free video-on-demand QAMs that your neighbours ordered, comes with the pause, rewind and fast-forward results.
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  55. Naples, FL (Comcast)
  56. Waiting for verification
  57. Bonita Springs, FL (Comcast)
  58. Belleair, FL, just south of Clearwater. (unknown)
  59. Altamonte Springs, FL (BHN)
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  61. Nashua, NH (Comcast)
  62. Post #91
  63. Londonderry NH (Comcast)
  64. Post #242
  65. -
  66. Hartford, CT (Comcast)
  67. Post #101
  68. Ledyard, CT (Comcast)
  69. Post #134
  70. -
  71. Roseville, CA (?)
  72. Post 112
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  74. Reno/Sparks NV (Comcast) (Charter)
  75. post 335
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  77. Youngstown, OH (Comcast)
  78. post #140
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  80. Duncan, OK (Cable One)
  81. Altus, OK (Cable One)
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  83. Pittsburgh, PA (Comcast)
  84. post #200
  85. Philadelphia, PA (Comcast)
  86. post #244
  87. Western, PA (Armstrong Utilities)
  88. Central PA, NE PA to Middle NJ (Service Electric Cable) - Started
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  90. Bowie, MD (Comcast)
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  92. Washington, DC (Comcast)'
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  94. Egg Harbor Township - South Jersey - Atlantic County (Comcast)
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  96. Pueblo, CO (Comcast)
  97. post #206
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  99. San Francisco Bay Area, CA (Comcast)
  100. Post #167 , #171
  101. Pittsburg, CA (Comcast)
  102. post #169
  103. Monterey area, CA (Comcast)
  104. post #183
  105. Orange County, CA (TWC)
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  107. Olympia, WA (Comcast)
  108. post #232
  109. -
  110. Atlanta, GA (Comcast)
  111. post #267
  112. Albany, GA (Mediacom)
  113. post #275
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  115. Grenada, MS (Cable One)
  116. Clarksdale, MS (Cable One)
  117. Colombus, MS (Cable One)
  118. -
  119. DFW area (TWC)
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  133. go spam those asshole North Koreans
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  176. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/69.178.192.25
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