Posts by Blinkered

It's Life Jim...

"The brave explorers will have to endure potential cognitive and eyesight deterioration, and oh, a bad back". WTF << I have all of those and I've never been 'spaced'....

I take it the design crew don't have kids.... dad can I go play with the delivery droids?

So unless your kids are boring I'd imagine hours of fun making them do stupid things and building them 'obstacle courses' and tinfoil hats - lasering their cameras - throwing cardboard boxes over them (eventually someone will add a match and some petrol to that idea) - before finally kidnap and subsequent destruction on a nearby bit of waste ground - probably involving improvised pyrotechnics made from fireworks.

As an X-beer fan if your fridge is automatically ordering Budweiser it should either be :

A) Disconnected from the IoT till it can be properly educated << probably a firmware flash

B) Disconnected from the IOT

BT Oversubscribed Products

BT Superfast Braodband?

30m between my connection and the Cabinet - connected at 80 / 19Mbit

Typical 24 Hour Period Analysis here :

00.00-15.30 Connection works largely as advertised

15.30-18.00 Connection speeds drop steadily (largely on the upstream bandwidth)

Kids coming home from school playing games - businesses starting daily backups?

18.00-22.00 Speeds hammered down to 20 / 0.7Mbit

Even streaming standard iPlayer virtually impossible without buffering - gaming forget it!!

22.00-00.00 Speeds steadily increase back to as connected speeds

So it seems there is insufficient capacity at peak load times and that all 'as connected' / 'as advertised' speeds are arbitrary, BT by their own admission traffic shape their network to prioritise data for their BT TV products so as to give their customers unbuffered IP TV, presumably at the sacrifice of those of us who feel that with an 80 / 19 package and connection we shouldn't need to pay extra to view catchup on iPlayer.

Oh Really

I do freelance graphics and my Archived Projects as well as live take up about 10TB (all backed up on removable disks I will add). I think I'd notice the traffic going the wrong way and it would give me plenty of time to work out where the data was going....

I hope they have a 'totally unlimited scammers package' - could cost them a lot of money otherwise.

Bring it on.

What a load of....

As a 'previous' WHO fan for many years (well since my childhood and I'm now sending kids of to university) all I can say is this series is the worst piece of SHITE to come out of the collection I have ever seen - used to tune in 'live' on TV - only do it on catchup now - just in the hope that there will be some plot or storyline that might redeem it.

Alas I haven't found one yet.

I disagree with all your reviews and think it's only fit as garbage viewing.

PS I hope the Zygons win and kill the Doctor off so we can be shot of this (apologies in advance) 'Americanised drivel produced by the BBC.

Hmm wonder if I can get a couple of quid off my licence for refusing to watch it again.

I think someone may have posted all her personal details inc address, bank account(s), DOB, previous address, etc online, - while the post may have been bogus it did seem to include schools and university details too. Maybe she should be checking her own bank statements and avoiding Phishing calls at 8 am in the morning.

Don't worry Dido darling I'm sure you're secure and it was just a malicious troll posting I saw....