Channel Four TV News - 10/April/2002 Certainty level: 80% I was watching Jon Snow on Channel Four TV News on Wednesday 10 April, and he again reacted on seeing me watching his programme. At 7.25pm...

BBC-TV "See You, See Me" - 7/Dec/2001 Certainty level: 80% On Friday 7 December 2001, BBC Schools aired a TV programme from their "See You, See Me" series. The series was based in Scotland, with...

C4 SnowMail - January/2001 Certainty level: 50% In January 2001 I signed up for Channel 4 TV News's email service SnowMail, under an anonymous email address. Quite soon Jon Snow and others started...

"England expects every man to do his duty" Certainty level: 90% This video clip portrays a fairly-certain case of unpleasant MI5 harassment; because of context, surrounding events, not just this...

Nicholas Witchell - 10/April/1999 Certainty level: 100% This clip is of Nicholas Witchell reading the BBC2 evening news at 7pm on Saturday 10 April 1999. You have to understand that the psychopaths...

Chris Tarrant - 10/March/1999 Certainty level: 25% This one might be aimed at me, or it might be tinged with a whiff of intent, although I only give one chance in four for Tarrant's thoughts being...

Chris Tarrant - 10/March/1999 Certainty level: 25% This one might be aimed at me, or it might be tinged with a whiff of intent, although I only give one chance in four for Tarrant's thoughts being...

Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote in news:46CF630B.8DBBAA21@hotmail.com: If an ADSL modem is the only device connected to the line, no filter is needed. If POTS kit is...

many of us use openoffice as a test, it's free, big (120mb ish) and very well seeded, if it doesnt sap all your bandwidth within a minute or so, then somethings wrong! "Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk"...

On 24-Aug-2007, martyn.evans@altus.co.uk wrote: Naughty, but it's only 2 wires, and there is an eBay listing of NTE5's with moulded BT logo, for a fiver. If needed a plastic IDC tool won't break...

Mortimer wrote: I doubt if it is the filter causing the rectified loop, but I have met up with DSL routers causing the problem on more than one occaision... It's not a Home Hub by any chance??

Is this possible? Usually it's http:// ip]:8080 or similar, but the usual things are not working. Does it have to be enabled on the router first? -- Regards Jon

Pet - www.GymRatZ.co.uk wrote: <snip> forgot to change the subject. The unusual speed aspect was that the dataflow graph on my Draytek 2910 router shows speeds of up to 32Mbps which is clearly not...

Knowing About wrote: I really love those people who like to post about amazing services (well they think so anyway) who just are either to thick, or lazy to actually read the group they are posting...

<vdp3r@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1179049300.526354.143930@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com... Martin, Forgive the following if you think it's teaching grandma to suck eggs. I'll not enter the...

naza wrote: Fraid they don't control any of the LLU offerings & as said before all the Openreach engineer is supposed to do is check for synch (& get an automated test telling them the line is ok,...

Yddap wrote: Thanks. Glad to know it is not just me. Peter Crosland g6jns@yahoo.co.uk

Alan wrote: You win the prize for the closest answer :-) After phoning (yes, the phone works)and asking a few questions I found out that they were using an phone extension cable reel to reach the...

"oskarb.bogacz" <oskarb@interia.pl> wrote in message news:fajvh9$trn$1@news.interia.pl... Well, it would help if you posted a link to your "documentation", so we could all read it and comment. And...

On 23/08/2007 09:07, Graham wrote: It means AAISP monitor your connection (using LCP rather than ICMP to do the "pinging" IIRC) and if they see a fault they can act on it before you even notice :-)