im a bit tired
digitally restored from an old VHS cassette or something. Cant wait.
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As much as it bugs me that people blame BT when some feral locusts destroy the infrastructure I would like to think that by now they have assembled some sort of crack team with all the tools and cabling to be on their way in 10 mins or so. Bit like the AA or RAC.
Instead I bet its just the usual trouble ticket being raised and the hope someone will pick it up and deal with it and endless jobsworths asking to be kept informed.
As soon as feeble ofcom assign a HD channel to some shopping channel or history of the nazi's drivel im kicking my telly in.
PS
I've had enough of BBC 'behold the majesty of our history/british isle's ' toss as well...
They should just put up a still banner stating ' we kept slaves ,got rich and now its all over , the end'
All credit to them for trying to make something new rather that take credit for all the repeats they show.
After watching a few old ones I find that its actually a bit crap...but will obviously appeal to all the IT weirdos who have no taste. (You know the ones that think Doctor Who is good...)
I see the world is still full of people that think someone should plow fibre into the ground up to their front door at the cost of many millions then charge them £15 quid a month. (No doubt for the next 1000years to pay for it)
Well done to BE for at least trying to find cost effective solutions.
An online auction requires good and stable network and server resources to enable a fair chance for everyone to bid and win. Bit pricey of course to keep upgrading kit as Ebay popularity grows.
'Buy it now' requires bugger all really as its just shopping online and no doubt easier on thier fat overstuffed wallets.