Re: Sony as bad
That is not good as Freesat has its own decent EPG.
Not got I Player on any telephone though only PC and PS4
Posts by MJI
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Reg reader returns Samsung TV after finding giant ads splattered everywhere
Sunday 7th November 2021 22:56 GMT 
I want a new TV anyway, is it safe
As mine is a bit old and despite being 10bit not HDR compatible, also tuner despite being HD does not do Freeview HD only SD.
OK I do have a Humax PVR but I want a 4K TV for gaming.
Are Sony infected, or are they still OK?
I do normally like their TVs, so tend to buy them rather than brands I have not heard of, or Lucky Goldstar, or Samsmug (used to do good HDD though)
Whenever automakers get their hands on chip supplies, the more expensive vehicles are first in line – NXP
Microsoft: Many workers are stuck on old computers and should probably upgrade
Locked up: UK's Labour Party data 'rendered inaccessible' on third-party systems after cyber attack
Cisco requires COVID-19 shots for all US staff – even remote workers
IT god exposed as false idol by quirks of Java – until he laid his hands on the server
Tuesday 2nd November 2021 12:19 GMT
Re: Not a fan of this one
Improve amount of work a staff member can do - better software = quicker working.
Company 1 - make someone redundant
Company 2 - make spare person a checker - catch errors in orders
Company 3 - ride the improvements to get more work
Often 2 becomes 3
1s are a waste of time
Did you know there is an Oculus for Business? Make that 'was' – because Facebook has canned it after two years
Zuckerberg wants to create a make-believe world in which you can hide from all the damage Facebook has done
Friday 29th October 2021 14:11 GMT
Why do people buy them?
When Vive exists?
My sons have been through all the other serious VR headsets, but won't touch the Facebook one.
So far one has Steam VR, the other has his Vive back from him, and I am the recipient of their PSVR.
So what is the need for a Facebook Oculus?
Will Steam and PSN remain safe from Facebook?
Remember when you thought fax machines were dead-matter teleporters? Ah, just me, then
Friday 29th October 2021 13:58 GMT
Re: Car :easing and patches
BMW Audi Vauxhall
And you know which I would have prefered?
I did car delivery driving as a summer job, take a car to another garage or take to customer.
The Audi I drove once did not impress, I had earlier that day driven a Cavalier (D Reg SRI when new), I prefered the Cavalier. The garage (partner of VX garage) seemed surprised at that.
As to more upmarket, stuff it I loved the Carltons/Senators/Omegas that I had them as my own cars when I got a proper job. More room in the back of a Carlton than a 5 series.
RIP GM Europe (but really died in 2003)
GCHQ director outlines plan to 'go after' links between ransomware crims and state actors
Cleanup on aisle C: Tesco app back online after attack led to shopping app outages
Windows XP@20: From the killer of ME to banging out patches for yet another vulnerability
Apple's Safari browser runs the risk of becoming the new Internet Explorer – holding the web back for everyone
Facebook fined £50m in UK for 'conscious' refusal to report info and 'deliberate failure to comply' during Giphy acquisition probe
Apple warns sideloading iOS apps will ruin everything
NSO Group's Pegasus malware was used to spy on Dubai princess's lawyers during child custody dispute
Brit builders merchant Travis Perkins opts for Oracle after ERP disaster with Infor
Windows 11 in detail: Incremental upgrade spoilt by onerous system requirements and usability mis-steps
Thursday 7th October 2021 10:37 GMT
Sounds crap
Icon labels removed, how I am supposed to know what does what?
I do have O level English lang. So can read.
Removal of copy, now that is shit!.
I do know about crtl CV but when you select one with mouse, easy to to RC Copy then move to your other file manager and click paste.
But then I still create directories using MD
Sir Tim Berners-Lee and the BBC stage a very British coup to rescue our data from Facebook and friends
Is it a bridge? Is it a ferry? No, it's the Newport Transporter
Seeing as everyone loves cloud subscriptions, get ready for car-as-a-service future
As Google sets burial date for legacy Chrome Extensions, fears for ad-blockers grow
Macmillan best-biscuit list unexpectedly promotes breakfast cereal to treat status
So I’ve scripted a life-saving routine. Pah. What really matters is the icon I give it
Dowden out, Dorries in: Is UK data protection in safe hands?
Thursday 16th September 2021 14:49 GMT
What talent?
Not sure who Dowden was.
I suppose not quite as bad as spider man, I think Mr Yougov has that job now.
Raaaab moved somewhere as well.
To be honest the current lot are a complete shower. From Liar from the bus down.
Not many decent ones left and a lot of those are ex military.
Our previous PM also shows them up.
Ransomware crims saying 'We'll burn your data if you get a negotiator' can't be legally paid off anyway
Thursday 16th September 2021 14:56 GMT
Real world attacks.
A few I have heard of.
Normal is roll back with as much data as possible and shrug over data loss, go to an old back up and not worry about a few orders which were finished, got the data on paper.
Another is ooops barcode system left running, holding data server open, holding important data files open. Last backup restored other used files.
Another was a case of data directory only user with rights was the data server, no access for ransomware.
Another was restore from recent backups, and get running ASAP, no data loss.
I know of no companies paying.
Off yer bike: Apple warns motorcycles could shake iPhone cameras out of focus forever
You can 'go your own way' over GDPR, says UK's new Information Commissioner
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