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Don't turn SSL off. Get it working with the certificates :p

Is that the certificate or the root certificate? (2011)

You could try the chrismoyles.net forum? ;)

Catch up mate ;)

Certificates expire though... So it's possible that they all stopped working at the same time.

You can't download them using that.

Had a look at the dish? Is it hanging off your wall or something? :p Heavy winds or anything recently? Edit: Seen your edit - go round everyone who has Sky in your building and see if it's working.

Have you been to the signal test section? Are both inputs dead?

Game Gear? Pah.. legends had: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9b/Atari-lynx-1-1000.jpeg ;)

Ring Sky again and say it didn't work.

Haha, about right for Virgin 10Mb ;)

Not too bad. Upload is pretty poor.. but I guess that's a Virgin Broadband package thing.. On Up to 2Mb? You're using the Dublin server tho - are you in Ireland?

Hmm, doesn't look right to me. The download is too high compared to the upload IMO. I *guess* you're using a proxy and the 67Mb you're seeing is over the LAN (it's caching the download from someone else who's done it previously).. the upload isn't being cached, hence the 2.6Mb reading.. which...

Styles & Templates -> Style Manager Be careful tho, because one mistake and it will break things.. (especially if you're changing templates) Colours etc, you can get away with.. that's in the CSS bit.

Ah.. swines.. ahwell.. the load balanced is OK.. their bonded was OK, but I guess it caused issues - the one I used seemed fine. Easynet are your best bet.. SureStream connection.. bond a couple of SDSLs together.. but you're looking at around £399 a month (I think that's 2Mb) etc with a £995...

Loads offer Bonded DSL. How much money have you got? You could look at an Easynet solution, depending on the exchange. They bond SDSL together (SureStream) which works well. In terms of normal ADSL bonded, Nildram spring to mind (I setup a Cisco router the other day for a bonded Nildram)

A standard "TV" will probably look awful on a PC compared to a proper monitor. As McBunny said, you'd be better off getting say the 30" Dell, with VGA/DVI etc and also HDMI for external inputs.

"Cable DSL" doesn't really exist. Do you have Virgin Cable Broadband or a BT line with a DSL service on it?

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Pah. FTW!

Both. Actually getting work done == Desktop Sitting in front of TV/In Bed == Laptop. My laptop pretty much gets used for internet usage only.. (MSN, Browsing, E-mails) If I wanna get real work done, I always usually use my desktop. I have looked at the idea of docking my laptop (I have a...

I think it looks awesome too with those alloys :)

Listen to this.. he speaks sense.

Ahh... no more laggy contacts! Should also fix the crashing Safari too I think?

Updating now!

Generally, included minutes only include UK geographic and UK mobile numbers. 08* numbers always get charged.

3G is worth the upgrade alone. Battery life is fine.. I hammer my phone, and it still lasts a day, and that's without docking it at all.

Get an iPod.

I can get just over a day, but I charge it every night to make sure.. or dock it to a laptop/PC if it starts getting to about 1/3rd battery. That's Exchange Push, Wifi auto connecting at home and work, 3G/Edge etc out and about.

You get unlimited data on 3G/Edge/GPRS and also unlimited access to "The Cloud" and "BTOpenZone". It also connects to any other Wifi network you have access to. (Home, work, etc)