The songs from Episode 64 were:<ul><li>"We Used to be Friends" by the Dandy Warhols, used as the theme to both Veronica Mars and My Restaurant Rules;</li><li>and "Teardrop" by Massive Attack, used in The West Wing.</li></ul> It's always nice to have a bit of a reference.
MitH
· 3 years ago
Hi y'all great to listen to you on my iRiver whilst wandering the isles of coles only this time 'live' on the radio, rather than as a podcast whilst walking the isles.
A bit more on the IPTV. A few isps are looking at doing this (rather than the premium priced bigpong) TPG and Internode are both ramping up thier hardware and speeds. ADSL2+ is really needed to deliver the size and scale of the files that this type of service will require. Its unclear a) what content will be provided, will it be live, exclusive stuff or repeats of the simpsons and C.O.P.S.? b) if the service will be bundled in the plan and if the downloads will be counted to the normal monthly usage.
once again 'illegal' file downloads are easier, cheaper and faster than trying to do it the corpotare way. uncensored and immediate downloads will reign until its easier to go the official path (remember the issues with the sony rootkit on music cds last year????)
D
Nigel P
· 3 years ago
With respect guys, but just activating the exchange does not allow for ADSL. Telstra has a huge number of ways of blocking ADSL on their systems. If you are too far from the exchange you cant get ADSL. If Telstra has equipment on the line (RIM or Pair Gain) you cant get ADSL.
I do agree that IPTV would be a good delivery method, but we would need better speeds and bigger download limits to do this, and until Telstra change the backhaul systems, and even speeds at wholesale levels (or competitors offer wholesale) it wont be any good. Of course who should be blame------- The GOVERNMENT!
Rob
· 3 years ago
Thanks for my biggest belly laugh this week (James Talia being cut off after you asked about the future of Channel Nine's London/Europe news bureau)!
I almost had to stop the car.
Biggest ironic moment last week: my reception of your first radio broadcast was "interfered with" in my area by someone FM-transmitting a podcast around 102.7 MHz!
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It's always nice to have a bit of a reference.
great to listen to you on my iRiver whilst wandering the isles of coles
only this time 'live' on the radio, rather than as a podcast whilst walking the isles.
A bit more on the IPTV.
A few isps are looking at doing this (rather than the premium priced bigpong)
TPG and Internode are both ramping up thier hardware and speeds. ADSL2+ is really needed to deliver the size and scale of the files that this type of service will require.
Its unclear a) what content will be provided, will it be live, exclusive stuff or repeats of the simpsons and C.O.P.S.?
b) if the service will be bundled in the plan and if the downloads will be counted to the normal monthly usage.
once again 'illegal' file downloads are easier, cheaper and faster than trying to do it the corpotare way.
uncensored and immediate downloads will reign until its easier to go the official path
(remember the issues with the sony rootkit on music cds last year????)
D
This is why I'm stuck on dial up (my fight is listed at http://www.da011.uni.cc/ ).
I do agree that IPTV would be a good delivery method, but we would need better speeds and bigger download limits to do this, and until Telstra change the backhaul systems, and even speeds at wholesale levels (or competitors offer wholesale) it wont be any good. Of course who should be blame------- The GOVERNMENT!
I almost had to stop the car.
Biggest ironic moment last week: my reception of your first radio broadcast was "interfered with" in my area by someone FM-transmitting a podcast around 102.7 MHz!