...for the 'After 5 pints view', Click here - for the 'What you'll wake up to in the morning' click here and for 'what she'll look like when she has an affair and divorces you after 10 years of marriage' click here...
...lamentably my friend, those with a more 'sophisticated complex of musical tastes' aren't usually those who'll spend £50 a month on ring tones, buy the cr@p that the ads on MTV peddles and other such nonsense...
...quite often, the niche just isn't profitable. Tragic but true...
I miss Pandora - it was cool. *sob*
My first Paris because, like Pandora's, I wouldn't mind opening her box.
...is that I have NO SAY in whether this is produced or not and is paid for by me or not - You are FORCED to purchase a TV license regardless of watching BBC or not.
No-one forces me to have Sky and all it's adverts, but then no-one else gives me live premiership football (OK, Setanta do, but you know) or movies that aren't 4 years old, or the breadth of CHOICE (Family Guy on FX, News 24/7 from numerous providers - pick your angle, Documentaries, Cooking shows for the missus 24/7, cartoons for the kids...okay, I mean me!)
Yes you pay more and the ads can be a bore... but with me Sky + box I don't notice them - and with their cheapest package now, I think mere mortals get all SKy bar the premium content with phone and broadband for £26pm.
Suddenly that £10... no sorry, £12 ish per month the Beeb ask for, no no no, TAKE from me every month looks a bit sorry!
This poxy government tells us it's the era of choice - you can apparently choose which doctor you're going to sue when your NHS boob job goes wrong nowadays...
...but you can't choose where you get your TV from - b*ll*cks.
And to all those yank bashers and BBC-Dr-Who-Lovers... US TV has much higher production value than anything here (Star Treks, 24, Sopranos, even the Simpsons) and they make do with the ads and then you know you're gonna buy a box set anyway! What's popular earns it's corn, what's crap dies - Eastenders would die if it's legion of loonatic watchers (sorry luv! The missus' watches now and then) had to cough up for it. Trust me, if Fox or Paramount or even Sky thought Dr. Who or Top Gear was worth a punt, they'd pick up the rights and they'd make it... If the BBC had to compete on a level playing field (charging per month where customers could vote with their feet) then they'd be screwed.
...admittedly I know not to install half the internet on it and all the spyware under the sun...
...ok, there are some foibles, but on the whole it does what i want to do for work, gaming, image and video editing, media centre etc. Yeah I could faff around with red hat for this, unbuntu for that but Windows does (usually) make life easy.
Horses for courses. Oh, and for those that are wondering why XP runs so great compared to Vista, I remember the number of machines I was forced to sell still running 98 when XP came out 6 years ago - "It's so slow and clunky and Fisher Price Teletubby" they all cried... six years worth of hardware advances and suddenly XP the sperm of the devil is XP the second coming of Paris Hilton...
In 18 months we'll all wonder what the fuss was about. And why Windows Backcomb is crap...
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Andy Senyszyn
Does it work in pubs and clubs? → #
Posted Thursday 11th September 2008 11:08 GMT
In World Camera offers enhanced reality via iPhone
...for the 'After 5 pints view', Click here - for the 'What you'll wake up to in the morning' click here and for 'what she'll look like when she has an affair and divorces you after 10 years of marriage' click here...
Paris, cos she's not a 5 pint'er...
Andy Senyszyn
@Richard Harding → #
Posted Monday 18th August 2008 14:37 GMT
In Pandora prepares to join titsup.com club
...lamentably my friend, those with a more 'sophisticated complex of musical tastes' aren't usually those who'll spend £50 a month on ring tones, buy the cr@p that the ads on MTV peddles and other such nonsense...
...quite often, the niche just isn't profitable. Tragic but true...
I miss Pandora - it was cool. *sob*
My first Paris because, like Pandora's, I wouldn't mind opening her box.
/coat
Andy Senyszyn
@Mike Flugennock → #
Posted Wednesday 13th August 2008 10:11 GMT
In Google Android just five weeks away?
What would Churchill say?
"Ohhhhh yessss!"
Andy Senyszyn
What I object to... → #
Posted Thursday 10th July 2008 09:19 GMT
In BBC must reveal EastEnders costs
...is that I have NO SAY in whether this is produced or not and is paid for by me or not - You are FORCED to purchase a TV license regardless of watching BBC or not.
No-one forces me to have Sky and all it's adverts, but then no-one else gives me live premiership football (OK, Setanta do, but you know) or movies that aren't 4 years old, or the breadth of CHOICE (Family Guy on FX, News 24/7 from numerous providers - pick your angle, Documentaries, Cooking shows for the missus 24/7, cartoons for the kids...okay, I mean me!)
Yes you pay more and the ads can be a bore... but with me Sky + box I don't notice them - and with their cheapest package now, I think mere mortals get all SKy bar the premium content with phone and broadband for £26pm.
Suddenly that £10... no sorry, £12 ish per month the Beeb ask for, no no no, TAKE from me every month looks a bit sorry!
This poxy government tells us it's the era of choice - you can apparently choose which doctor you're going to sue when your NHS boob job goes wrong nowadays...
...but you can't choose where you get your TV from - b*ll*cks.
And to all those yank bashers and BBC-Dr-Who-Lovers... US TV has much higher production value than anything here (Star Treks, 24, Sopranos, even the Simpsons) and they make do with the ads and then you know you're gonna buy a box set anyway! What's popular earns it's corn, what's crap dies - Eastenders would die if it's legion of loonatic watchers (sorry luv! The missus' watches now and then) had to cough up for it. Trust me, if Fox or Paramount or even Sky thought Dr. Who or Top Gear was worth a punt, they'd pick up the rights and they'd make it... If the BBC had to compete on a level playing field (charging per month where customers could vote with their feet) then they'd be screwed.
Here's hoping...
Andy Senyszyn
Ah but will they... → #
Posted Thursday 5th June 2008 12:41 GMT
In Qinetiq ships first 'Transformer' war-droid
...let it through Terminal 5?
Andy Senyszyn
@Mike Kamermans → #
Posted Saturday 15th March 2008 22:34 GMT
In Korea's P2P pirate goes legal, targets Europe
no, only P2P sharing of 'copyrighted music you do not have the permission to share' is illegal.
I can share my mate's bands music if I want, because he wants me to do this...
Andy Senyszyn
My Vista runs fine... → #
Posted Thursday 31st January 2008 10:54 GMT
In How to speed up Windows Vista: official and unofficial tips
...admittedly I know not to install half the internet on it and all the spyware under the sun...
...ok, there are some foibles, but on the whole it does what i want to do for work, gaming, image and video editing, media centre etc. Yeah I could faff around with red hat for this, unbuntu for that but Windows does (usually) make life easy.
Horses for courses. Oh, and for those that are wondering why XP runs so great compared to Vista, I remember the number of machines I was forced to sell still running 98 when XP came out 6 years ago - "It's so slow and clunky and Fisher Price Teletubby" they all cried... six years worth of hardware advances and suddenly XP the sperm of the devil is XP the second coming of Paris Hilton...
In 18 months we'll all wonder what the fuss was about. And why Windows Backcomb is crap...