BROADBAND!

[ciphergoth]

Ladies and gentlemen, I have broadband to my flat.

Hopefully this means you'll start virtually seeing something of me again...

see many of you at Whitby!

Comments

[pavlos.livejournal.com]

Yay!

[babysimon]

Please remember to leave the flat occasionally.

Worried about how much this will happen when we get broadband...

Modern life is a wonderful thing

[bondagewoodelf.livejournal.com]

Soon, you will wonder how you were ever able to live there without having had broadband *grin*

[atommickbrane.livejournal.com]

Am willing to offer considerable recompensation to anyone who can tell me how the nuts I go about getting broadband in my flat!

So far I see:
Windows: give BT some money, they send you stuff, plug it in, run a cd, BINGO!
Linux: something about a router and a DCHP and a a a firewall or something and quite frankly I AM CONFUSED.

[ladycat.livejournal.com]

Ooo, fancy a visitor? Purely on the 'haven't seen you for ages' level of course ;p

[feanelwa.livejournal.com]

Okay...either
a) St Pervertia ever didn't have broadband, and the constant load of two people geeking was actually running through dialup, which means you either had bloody good dialup or I've underestimated the patience of the geeks concerned by a factor fo ten million, or
b) You're not talking about St Pervertia.
[enter complete confusion, stage left]

[dennyd.livejournal.com]

Welcome back to the real world... ignore those tree things outside, they're just a distractionary tactic by evil nature, trying to lure you back away from the all-encompassing Internet. :)

Did you check for broadband capability before you moved, or is that not really an issue in London? I've been wondering how long it will be before estate agents sheets for properties will include broadband status as part of the standard information about a potential purchase.