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BBC slammed for Microsoft lock-in
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One thing I've always wondered about the TV license fee in the UK - how in the world do they administer it? Isn't there a high percentage of scofflaws over this?
Please note: those are very off-topic questions.
Please note: those are very off-topic questions.
Oooh! Oooh! I know!
They use the same devices that the police use to see through walls to spot people growing pot in their homes.
Right?
I'm right, aren't I?
They use the same devices that the police use to see through walls to spot people growing pot in their homes.
Right?
I'm right, aren't I?
That's above and beyond counting antennas on top of houses, of course.
don't worry - with the microsoft-novell deal I trust microsoft to be thinking of us and that they will make sure that the open source zealots can see the bbc tv.
after the deal was all about interoperability wasn't it?
after the deal was all about interoperability wasn't it?
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Made no difference. It's what really irks me considering they are are a public service broadcaster. Not really doing me much of a service. (And I pay my tv license fee!)