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BSA lives

by David Crowson at 11:28 11/12/09 (Blogs::Dave)

Not the famed motorcycle manufacturer, but the new British Space Agency

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BSA lives	David Crowson - 11:28 11/12/09
Re: BSA lives	Simon - 12:24 11/12/09
The new organisation is expected to have a budget... Let's hope so :) -- simon
Re: BSA lives	David Crowson - 12:45 11/12/09
that´s prolly a typo, budgie more like , it´s the new mascot/first passenger :) -- DC
Re: BSA lives	Simon - 12:55 11/12/09
:-) Check out the latest Sky at Night (iPlayer for another 7 days) - Patrick failed to eat his hat despite LCROSS discovering water on the Moon, but the rest of the prog is fascinating. I'm off to set up a Google Alert for baryonic acoustic resonance... -- simon
Re: BSA lives	David Crowson - 13:01 11/12/09
I´ll have to resort to piratebay or something else (vpn to my uk imac), as even though I pay the TV license (and I don´t actually own a TV) iplayer doesn´t work for IP addresses that belong to Johnnie Foreigner...... which can be rather annoying at times..... -- DC
Re: BSA lives	Simon - 13:16 11/12/09
That's a bit crap. I guess you could download the Adobe Air desktop iPlayer over VNC direct to your UK Mac which allows you to download progs from iPlayer rather than stream them. Provided you have any confidence in the security of Adobe Air, of course. -- simon
Re: BSA lives	David Crowson - 13:30 11/12/09
I just find the whole design behind iplayer to be wrong. It shouldn´t be available to _anyone_ in the uk, it should be linked to licensee´s only or the license fee should be scrapped. After all, I don´t have a TV yet I pay the license and I still can´t watch the programs.....(without hackery) -- DC