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Apr. 6th, 2010
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Apr. 6th, 2010 12:01 pm-
"The truth is there will always be a little bit of molestation—it's simply unavoidable," Vatican spokesperson Rev. Federico Lombardi said. "But the fact that young boys have gotten much more attractive over the past few decades is no excuse for the blatant defiance of church limits that have been in place for centuries."
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Thank goodness for Wikileaks!
Joggler Review
Apr. 6th, 2010 11:13 pmIt arrived today, thanks to the miracle of DHL (and Hugh having ordered it to his place).
Setup was a doddle - given the WiFi key it connected, downloaded three patches and was ready for action.
It instantly picked up the local UPNP server at both Hugh's place and when I got it home, and played music and video without any problems.
The YouTube app works, the Google Maps app works, and it generally "just works".
Not had much of a chance to test out music stuff, as Julie's crashed out asleep. But I shall give that a proper try out in the next couple of days.
The only problem with it so far is that it requires you to have a UPNP server rather than running directly from a windows share. So I'll have to get around to setting one up properly soon, as my current NAS doesn't do that. But in the meantime Windows Media Player will do a pretty good job - or I'll use TVersity, which is also free.
For £50 I'm very glad I picked one up.
Setup was a doddle - given the WiFi key it connected, downloaded three patches and was ready for action.
It instantly picked up the local UPNP server at both Hugh's place and when I got it home, and played music and video without any problems.
The YouTube app works, the Google Maps app works, and it generally "just works".
Not had much of a chance to test out music stuff, as Julie's crashed out asleep. But I shall give that a proper try out in the next couple of days.
The only problem with it so far is that it requires you to have a UPNP server rather than running directly from a windows share. So I'll have to get around to setting one up properly soon, as my current NAS doesn't do that. But in the meantime Windows Media Player will do a pretty good job - or I'll use TVersity, which is also free.
For £50 I'm very glad I picked one up.