Only if your TV supports analog DVI, as you said. If it does, I don't see a reason why it shouldn't work.

You want a DVI-I type port, since it supports both digital and analog. DVI-D is digital only and DVI-A is analog only.

EDIT: This is a reply to Nitesh in the following thread : [gizmodo.com]

For whatever reason it registred as a new thread. Go figure. #broken #whitenoise

Okay Giz, I'm using google Chrome web browser, and I have been having all sorts of issues with commenting lately. First being, its not posting my entire comment, or it is posting part of a comment I had typed into the dialogue box and deleted to retype. Second Gizmodo logs me out randomly during the day for no reason at all. Thirdly, when trying to comment on posts or articles, I get an error message saying "Failed to post comment" or "You are unable to post on this site." This occurs sometimes. Any suggestions to why my account is making me look like an idiot when i'm trying to post.

It is quite frustrating to see that I have to go back and reedit my post after it not posting correctly. #broken
#tips

I can't use Firefox Nightly 13.0a1 with Giz. It just quits. The crash reports say it's the extensions acting up but if I disable the culprit then another one makes the browser crash. Running it in safe mode solves the problem, and so does using Aurora (12.0a1). I'm pretty sure that the bug if from Mozilla, but if anyone is willing to try with the same config as me (Mac OS 10.6.8), I might be proven wrong.

I have the following extensions, but try it even if you don't have them all:

AdBlock Plus
HTTPS Everywhere
Beef TACO
Redirect Remover
BetterPrivacy
Download Statusbar
User Agent Switcher
Add-on Compatibility Reporter

#broken
#whitenoise

I view Giz in Blog mode under Firefox (9.0.1 at the moment) on Win7. For quite a while, the image with the top story is blank -- just a white box. Occasionally it might flash the image before going white.

When the top story falls off the top to become the second story, it displays normally. If I open the top story by itself in another tab, it displays normally. It works just fine under [cough, cough] IE. I keep on top of both FF and Flash updates.

Thoughts?
#broken

When posting links , follow the link with a space and a period. That way, you wont' have any of the Gawker random tags screwing it up.

Two examples (hover mouse over to see results)

[gizmodo.com] .

[gizmodo.com]

#tips
#whitenoise
#broken
#broken
#broken

I tried to upload an image into a comment yesterday, let me tell you how it went.

1. Type clever reply
2. Click "Image" to past URL - button not responding.
3. Highlight and copy reply, and click "Cancel" so I can reload page.
4. Comment was posted by clicking "Cancel." - WTF?
5. Click "Edit Comment" to add Image.
6. Click "Image" to copy URL, click "Submit" wait for image.
7. Image not shown, refresh page two times.
8. Repeat steps 5-7 several times.
9. Give up and Edit comment to post URL and say "Damn you, Nibbles."
10. Comment posted, however hyperlink now look like this "link.jpg < / p > Damn"
11. Edit again to put URL at the bottom, so not to include following text.
12. Repeat step 11 until editing timeout.
13. Link still followed by the /paragraph close tag.

#broken
#whitenoise

Brand new this morning is a huge pile of code being dumped on the bottom of the page.

I'm in blog view. Chrome 14.0.835.202. #broken

(partial, about a 12th of it) Code copy below:

#0 DBAPI->execute(mysqli_stmt Object ([affected_rows] => ,[insert_id] => ,[num_rows] => ,[param_count] => ,[field_count] => ,[errno] => ,[error] => ,[sqlstate] => ,[id] => )) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/Database/DBAPI.php:238] #1 DBAPI->_loadByFields(GDSchedule, Array ([method] => currentSchedules,[site_id] => 4)) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/Database/DBAPI.php:155] #2 DBAPI->getOrLoad(GDSchedule, Array ([method] => currentSchedules,[site_id] => 4), 1) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/Database/DBLoader.php:64] #3 DBLoader->loadList(GDSchedule, Array ([method] => currentSchedules,[site_id] => 4)) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/Blog/GDSite.php:183] #4 GDSite->_loadSkins() called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/Blog/GDSite.php:95] #5 GDSite->refineParams() called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/JSONParser.php:302] #6 JSONParser->parseObject(Array ([id] => 4,[canonicalHost] => gizmodo.com,[canonicalURL] => [gizmodo.com],[domain]">[gizmodo.com,[domain]] => gizmodo.com,[canonicalMatch] => gizmodo.com/,[language] => en,[enabled] => true,[errorState] => 6,[title] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => Gizmodo)),[description] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => Gizmodo, the gadget guide. So much in love with shiny new toys, it's unnatural.)),[createTime] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => 2006-03-14T19:05:55Z)),[lastPostAddedTime] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => 2006-03-14T19:05:55Z)),[tags] => Array ([tag] => Array ([id] => 9292,[name] => test,[description] => Test))), Array ([xpath] => /sites/site,[class] => GDSite), Array ([id] => id,[methods] => Array ([load] => sites,[loadlist] => sites),[objcache] => 1)) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/JSONParser.php:162] #7 JSONParser->parseList(Array ([0] => Array ([id] => 4,[canonicalHost] => gizmodo.com,[canonicalURL] => [gizmodo.com],[domain]">[gizmodo.com,[domain]] => gizmodo.com,[canonicalMatch] => gizmodo.com/,[language] => en,[enabled] => true,[errorState] => 6,[title] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => Gizmodo)),[description] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => Gizmodo, the gadget guide. So much in love with shiny new toys, it's unnatural.)),[createTime] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => 2006-03-14T19:05:55Z)),[lastPostAddedTime] => Array ([$] => Array ([0] => 2006-03-14T19:05:55Z)),[tags] => Array ([tag] => Array ([id] => 9292,[name] => test,[description] => Test)))), Array ([xpath] => /sites/site,[class] => GDSite)) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/JSONParser.php:57] #8 JSONParser->parse({"sites":{"timeMillis":"0","serverId":"sun136","site":{"id":"4","canonicalHost":"gizmodo.com","canonicalURL":"[gizmodo.com]","domain":"gizmodo.com","canonicalMatch":"gizmodo.com/","language":"en","enabled":"true","errorState":"6","title":{"$":"Gizmodo"},"description":{"$":"Gizmodo, the gadget guide. So much in love with shiny new toys, it's unnatural."},"createTime":{"$":"2006-03-14T19:05:55Z"},"lastPostAddedTime":{"$":"2006-03-14T19:05:55Z"},"tags":{"tag":{"id":"9292","name":"test","description":"Test"}}}}}, Array ([xpath] => /sites/site,[class] => GDSite)) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/Kinja/KinjaAPI.php:560] #9 KinjaAPI->__call(sites, Array ([0] => Array ([url] => gizmodo.com,[api_method] => sites))) #10 KinjaAPI->sites(Array ([url] => gizmodo.com,[api_method] => sites)) called at [/var/www/ganja-open/src/base/class/Kinja/KinjaLoader.php:364] #11 KinjaLoader->load(GDSite, Array ([url] => gizmodo.com)) called at

Picking blog view does not stick. Firefox 9.01.
Choose Blog view, go into article, hit banner -back to "traditional" -heh.
Seems to be related to cookies. At home it works fine but it you accidentally choose traditional, you're never going back to blog view again. Only solution is a favorite that points to blog.[gawkersite].com

#broken

I figured I'd also let you guys know, but for some reason all articles do not load up using opera mobile. The main page (blog.gizmodo.com) opens up with no issues, but any thing opened after that is just the top banner and side bar, no matter if I open it on the same page or in a new tab. This happens for ALL Gawker media sites and only on the Opera mobile browser on my Asus Transformer TF101. I've let Opera know about it also, just giving you guys a heads up.

#Broken

Is there any particular reason I can never see comments on my netbook? I'm running Win 7 Pro on an HP Mini using both Firefox and Chrome, and on all of the Gawker sites I can not see any comments on any articles. I can post comments (the new comment dialog box does show when I click to start a new discussion) but can not see any existing comments. Everything works copacetic on my desktop running the same browsers with the same plug-ins. I've tried running both browsers in safe mode, and it's still the same. Any known issues?

#broken