Re: Hull KR TV : Thu Feb 16, 2012 1:02 pm  

Gavin Miller - Legend wrote:

MrPhilb wrote:

This week an easy one bouncebackability

So easy i got it in the first couple of minutes.

How long to get Dobson-esque in this week?

Re: Hull KR TV : Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:36 pm  

dum-dum wrote:

There are some simple programs available as free downloads that can track your usage, you can set start/end dates and it will keep a track of all usage between those dates and you can even set a limit to alert you if you're near. I personally don't bother as I'm on an old Karoo package that is capped at a speed rather than limits so I can't really advise if they work or not.

I just did a google search of broadband usage monitor and was returned with a few results, The one on ThinkBroadband.com seemed the easiest as it didn't appear to need you to subscribe.

Your other option is to simply phone Karoo, although - That might result in them scaring you into upgrading your package.

Thanks for that I will just wait & see what happens I will upgrade if I have to.

Re: Hull KR TV : Thu Feb 16, 2012 10:33 pm  

Surely when watching these games you are only streaming them like that well known site rather then actually downloading them are you not?

Re: Hull KR TV : Fri Feb 17, 2012 10:07 am  

very red robin wrote:

Surely when watching these games you are only streaming them like that well known site rather then actually downloading them are you not?

Stream still requires you to "download" data so it will count towards any data cap with your isp

Re: Hull KR TV : Sat Feb 18, 2012 3:24 pm  

clubfoot fc wrote:

Stream still requires you to "download" data so it will count towards any data cap with your isp

Yes but it takes up hardly anything compared to downloading onto your hard drive.

Re: Hull KR TV : Sun Feb 19, 2012 11:17 am  

very red robin wrote:

Yes but it takes up hardly anything compared to downloading onto your hard drive.

The only difference between downloading and streaming is one is saved to your hard drive and the other is watched at the time, both are the same data and both incur the same data charge the advantage of downloading is that when you replay the downloaded file you will not suffer and bandwith lag during heavy usage times. IIRC

Re: Hull KR TV : Sun Feb 19, 2012 6:52 pm  

Will today's game be available to public viewing at any point? I would be interested to actually see the game, by the sounds of it we was lucky to get a point. Bar a few purple patches it sounded like you're forwards dominated, Mika in particular.

Re: Hull KR TV : Sun Feb 19, 2012 6:55 pm  

BackrowSaint wrote:

Will today's game be available to public viewing at any point? I would be interested to actually see the game, by the sounds of it we was lucky to get a point. Bar a few purple patches it sounded like you're forwards dominated, Mika in particular.

No, But £35 is cheaper than the coach, matchday ticket and a pie.

Re: Hull KR TV : Sun Feb 19, 2012 9:30 pm  

Mild Rover wrote:

I'll be curious to see how you wove Sheldon in.

My suggestion -

'Real horrorshow'

easy enough if you use it for a defensive mishap. Double kudos though if you use the Nadsat (slang from A Clockwork Orange) meaning of 'very good'. Derived from the Russian 'Khorosho'.

Got Real Horrorshow in.
Going 14 nil down made it easy

Re: Hull KR TV : Sun Feb 19, 2012 9:37 pm  

blakeysrobin wrote:

As a tribute to Adele scooping all at the grammies how about "Rolling in the deep" making an appearance in the commentary on sunday.

Tick