I think he means 9 days until the anniversary of the public unleashing of NextGen on a decidedly unwaiting, and completely unsuspecting, world.
Followed up, perhaps, by an even-handed, but slightly regretful, summarisation of the progress made in the intervening year, and how we had perhaps hoped for more.
Or perhaps something more inflammatory
‘Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful’ Wm Morris
Followed up, perhaps, by an even-handed, but slightly regretful, summarisation of the progress made in the intervening year, and how we had perhaps hoped for more.
Hi Chiz A Justification Thread is one where a user has one of two reasons for posting - 1. They have decided to leave a platform and wish/need to declare it to all. Or - 2. They have an angst that they need to publicly get off their chest. Which is surely the very definition of an internet forum.
I'm now happy with the disagree icon, because its gone.
Hi Chiz A Justification Thread is one where a user has one of two reasons for posting - 1. They have decided to leave a platform and wish/need to declare it to all. Or - 2. They have an angst that they need to publicly get off their chest. Which is surely the very definition of an internet forum.
Ah right, you mean someone who has an ego such as requires a valediction, rather than just not posting any more?
Well, Number 1 is a personal validation. Number 2 is really the whole point of internet fora. Which is to post problems and get help, of which this forum is excellent at. Which is to say the members of this forum are excellent at. 10/10
I'm now happy with the disagree icon, because its gone.
Hi Chiz A Justification Thread is one where a user has one of two reasons for posting - 1. They have decided to leave a platform and wish/need to declare it to all. Or - 2. They have an angst that they need to publicly get off their chest. Which is surely the very definition of an internet forum.
Wouldn’t type 2 make every thread a justification thread then?
‘Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful’ Wm Morris
"Our move to the Cloud gives us the opportunity to make large scale changes, add functionality and enhance features in days or weeks..."
I wonder if YouView now regret saying that.
I don't know what the update speed was like back in old gen but it seems so slow/glacial to me on new gen. My retail DTR-T2110 got the 28.26.0 update on the 10th of August, over three months later and I'm waiting for the hide channels update of 29.27.0 to start rolling out. I'm sure some of that is BT but one would have hoped for faster progress, at this rate it is going to take years to even get back to the feature set that old gen had and we took for granted.
I don't know what the update speed was like back in old gen but it seems so slow/glacial to me on new gen... ...at this rate it is going to take years to even get back to the feature set that old gen had and we took for granted.
In the early days of old gen there were significant updates roughly ever two months. (Not including those that were purely maintenance/bug fixes, or those that were for alternative versions i.e. the TalkTalk or BT version of a retail software update.)
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Followed up, perhaps, by an even-handed, but slightly regretful, summarisation of the progress made in the intervening year, and how we had perhaps hoped for more.
Or perhaps something more inflammatory
Regretful indeed.
A Justification Thread is one where a user has one of two reasons for posting -
1. They have decided to leave a platform and wish/need to declare it to all. Or -
2. They have an angst that they need to publicly get off their chest. Which is
surely the very definition of an internet forum.
"Our move to the Cloud gives us the opportunity to make large scale changes, add functionality and enhance features in days or weeks..."
I wonder if YouView now regret saying that.
John.
The key word is “opportunity” – and perhaps the opportunity has been created – but it’s just one piece of the jigsaw.
Given the length of time a roll out takes, some component(s) of the distribution infrastructure isn't up to the job; pipes, servers etc
Perhaps Youview would like to comment on where the bottle neck is and their plans to alleviate the problem(s)?(Not including those that were purely maintenance/bug fixes, or those that were for alternative versions i.e. the TalkTalk or BT version of a retail software update.)
I wonder if YouView will have an anniversary surprise for us tomorrow.