Comment Re:Success (Score 1) 54
"All in all, a 100% successful trip!"
"But Sir, we lost Mr Rimmer"
"All in all, a 100% successful trip!"
"All in all, a 100% successful trip!"
"But Sir, we lost Mr Rimmer"
"All in all, a 100% successful trip!"
He would be able to get a similar view from the viewing gallery of 1 WTC, but with a longer observation period, and a lower chance of hitting the ground at high speed
I broke the screen on my 6s a while back. After having it replaced, I would get this exact issue happen every once in a while. I assumed that it was the phone slowly dying or something.
What's strange is that I had my screen replaced at an actual Apple Store. So, either their ability to target devices is flawed, or their stores had been using non-genuine parts for official repairs
Sorry, I'm such a smeghead. Here's the correct link.
The first episode of Season 11 is already available (legally) on UKPlay
If the landlord will allow a dish install, they're reasonably priced (£25pcm for all channels, excluding movies and sports), and can also provide your landline + broadband/fibre. We pay ~£70pcm for Sky, Movies, landline, and 40mb fibre (which has no download caps or traffic shaping).
Alternatively, you can pull out all the indoor Virgin Media cables (assuming they've haphazardly tacked them to the skirting boards) to the outside of the property (where they should be joined with a threaded 'F' barrel coupler), and they'll have to run them to where you want them during the install. However, their TV packages are somewhat confusing, generally more expensive than the Sky equivalent, and they'll charge more for the subscription if you don't take a phoneline as part of the deal.
Failing that, buy a 20m aerial extension kit and a Freeview HD box from Amazon, and pray that you get a good signal.
consists of Star Trek, Serenity (which I also have on DVD and HD DVD), and Doctor Who Series 6. The reason it's so small is because I'll only buy a Blu Ray if: a. it's on offer, 2. it's a film that has enough awesome special effects to justify being in HD, and d. I don't already own it.
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a) Functions that any reasonable person would expect the product to have, based on the advertising but also on similar products on the market. This doesn't obviate the customer's responsibility to do some research, just covers too-obvious-to-check things like if your brand new DVD recorder didn't include a DVD playback function
I returned an Iphone 3G in this spirit. "I don't know any other phone were I can't resent or forward a text message".
And why exactly do you think the explosion was in any way related to your wi-fi?
Point 1 - I bet that a good percentage of people that use their electronic devices on airplanes do not consciously turn off wi-fi.So far I haven't heard of any plane accidents that were attributed to wi-fi transmissions.
Point 2 - Lufhtansa for a while actually advertised wireless connectivity on their airplanes for web surfing during long-haul flights. At the time it was a bit expensive and extremely laggy so I only used it once. But they definitely didn't discourage it.
The trouble with money is it costs too much!