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SRT TV Maintenance
SRT TV Maintenance
SRT is performing a scheduled maintenance of our SRT TV service from Monday, September 27, at 10 p.m. until Tuesday, September 28, at 2:00 p.m.
Once complete, customers will enjoy improvements to the program guide, Digital Video Recorder (DVR), and Video on Demand (VOD) features. However, during the maintenance these features will be unavailable. Other options such as live TV and VOD/recording playback will continue to operate normally.
If you have any questions or concerns about your SRT TV, please contact 701-852-7777. We appreciate your patience and look forward to getting your services restored in full by 2:00 p.m. on September 28.
SRT and Verendrye to Co-Host Free Tailgating Meal
SRT and Verendrye to Co-Host Free Tailgating Meal
SRT and Verendrye are sponsoring a free tailgating meal at the Velva vs. Rugby football game this Friday, September 17, 2021. Since this annual tailgating event was cancelled in 2020, both cooperatives are even more excited to co-host it this year. The best part? It’s completely free to football fans attending the game. This delicious meal will feature knoephla soup, chili, and breadsticks. Supper will be served from 5:30-700pm at the Velva Football Field, so make sure you head to the game early and take a night off from cooking!
TUTORIAL / FAQ
TUTORIAL / FAQ
Question: I see so much internet slang being used. What are the most common types of it?
Answer: Internet slang is popular since it allows people to communicate efficiently while saving keystrokes. These slang terms are used in emails, blogs, online forums, texts, instant messaging, and social media posts.
Here’s a list of some of the most widely used types of internet slang:
Direct Request – An appeal to identify one’s identity which is commonly used in chat engines or online games where a person’s identification is usually hidden or unknown
Example: ASL (age, sex, and location)
Emojis – A small digital picture or pictorial symbol used instead of words to convey an idea, impression, or feeling
Example: A smiley face 😃
Heterography – Non-standard spelling which usually combines numbers and letters
Example: 2day
Internet Acronyms – Formed by using only the first letter of each word in a phrase
Example: LOL (laugh out loud)
Letter Homophones – A group of letters that replace words with those sounds
Example: CU – “C” for see and “U” for you
Onomatopoeia – The formation of a word with its associated sound
Example: Hahaha
