Pictures Acme sitting in one them seats all afternoon holding a steering and going Vroom Vroom Vroom rattle rattle Vroom Vroom......
What's wrong with that
I know right? Bloody weirdos mocking our extramural activities
For you mabye...would take me a day or two to download....and I would be able to do NOTHING all day while its download without cutting the speed in half.
Also large capacity hard drives are expensive and can die at any time taking your collection with them. (I don't buy blu rays new, I pay maximum £2).
I have a mix of blu rays and digital copy's on two 5TB drives.
I like that. Even more so now its a manageable size.
This most people dont understand that when a game is released and download only and massive it takes ages.
It took me three weeks to download GTA V. WHo wants to wait three weeks to play a game?
Not everybody lives in the city with 20mb+ download speeds.
After routing cat 6 Ethernet behind the skirting board I now realise why wifi was invented.
:O How you do that?
After routing cat 6 Ethernet behind the skirting board I now realise why wifi was invented.
Also plastic skirting board was a bad choice... But done now :x
Is that a plaster wall behind the desk?
Be quite easy to fit and route the cables into a wall plate like this - http://i.imgur.com/tvlFbRl.jpg
This most people dont understand that when a game is released and download only and massive it takes ages.
It took me three weeks to download GTA V. WHo wants to wait three weeks to play a game?
Not everybody lives in the city with 20mb+ download speeds.
Very true. I live in the middle of a city and my cabinet still doesn't have FTTC enabled and the date for BT to do so keeps on getting pushed back. Add to that Virgin refuse to install on my property and so I'm stuck with ADSL2+ via copper and a max speed of 1.1MB/s.
Very true. I live in the middle of a city and my cabinet still doesn't have FTTC enabled and the date for BT to do so keeps on getting pushed back. Add to that Virgin refuse to install on my property and so I'm stuck with ADSL2+ via copper and a max speed of 1.1MB/s.