Humour

[KuzzinKenny]

Oops 

try this....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p013v436

or search for "world's craziest fools, fools news, taser cop

KK

[nickjtc]

Sorry, two for two. We'll just have to imagine what goes on

[Bixxer Bob]

It's a BBC video so probably not viewable outside the UK.

[Mustang]

I get BBC on my TV by my cable tv service....................

[John Stenhouse]

And your cable service pays the BBC, that was from BBC 3 and it isn't usually available outside the UK, your IP address gives you away........there is according to my friends in Hong Kong a way round it, he did expain it to me but it went in one ear and out the other. Sorry

[Sin_Tiger]

Obviously someone didn't think it was funny 

[John Stenhouse]

Who me? I thought it was hilarious.

[rf9rider]

And your cable service pays the BBC, that was from BBC 3 and it isn't usually available outside the UK, your IP address gives you away........there is according to my friends in Hong Kong a way round it, he did expain it to me but it went in one ear and out the other. Sorry

A VPN is what you need, changes the ip address to whatever country you like.

[John Stenhouse]

VPN? Whasssat?

[rf9rider]

VPN? Whasssat?

A VPN is a Virtual Private Network. The best way to describe it is by comparing it to a normal network. In a normal network, you have two or more computers connected to each other by a physical device like a router.

With a VPN, the computers are connected via the Internet. That's the "virtual" part - there's no physical gear that you control linking the computers but the software running between the computers that are connected make it seem that the computers are connected to each other with a physical cable.

In a VPN, the communications between the two computers via the Internet would be unsecured and susceptible to anyone listening in. So, in a VPN the communications between the computers in encrypted in such a away that only the computers on either end of the virtual connection can understand the communication. That's the "private" part.

So using a VPN can make you`re computer look like it`s being used in another location/country.

[nickjtc]

A VPN is a Virtual Private Network.................... virtual connection can understand the communication. That's the "private" part.

So using a VPN can make you`re computer look like it`s being used in another location/country.

A far, far cry from the two baked bean tins and a length of string that we used to use to communicate between friends in the early '60s.

That's my attempt at 'humour' and getting this thread back on track 

[KuzzinKenny]

Been thinkin about gettin a roofbox for me van but after seein this 

i might not bother 

KK

[Nick Calne]

Fixed it Nick

[nickjtc]

Monkey in the trunk..... (that's boot to us Anglo-types)

[Geoff W]

Genius advertising! So much better then F*****G Meerkats.