The Chill Out Zone

[Rev Jules]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

No I have them on Wi-Fi.

I think mine are the same as yours, with WI-FI but has an Ethernet connection on the back of them.

Rev

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Absolutely horrible day yesterday. Had the endoscopy, possibly one of the most unpleasant procedures there is. They didn't find anything related to the liver, they did spot something (possibly an ulcer) but had bother getting near it for a biopsy as it was "hidden" in a fold, took several attempts and as a result I had the f.... thing down my throat for nearly fifteen minutes. I could feel the thing pushing at different parts of my stomach, last night I was really uncomfortable, not a whole lot better today. Don't want to eat anything yet, is it possible to bruise the inside of the stomach

The wife has one every 3 years Steve, due to a strong family history of stomach cancer. There is a choice between being sedated, for the procedure, but that means staying on the ward for about 30 minutes afterwards, or having the throat numbing spray,which apparently tastes absolutely foul. yet she always opts for the latter, so she can go back to work afterwards. if she had the sedation, she wouldn't be able to do that, and someone would have to remain with her for the rest of the day. Namely me, and that would mean lost work.

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Have you got an Ethernet cable on the cameras and are you using them.

Rev

Julien, I have the CCTV cameras on ethernet connected to the memory box and the box is wifi but it is connected to the internet via the ethernet. That way, I can monitor the house in London from anywhere in the world using the web and a phone app. It works! I think its fairly standard equipment these days, but it depends on how you want the set up to work. If its connected via the hard drive box, its best to hide the hard drive from the criminals in the event of a break in. That time the police broke into the house, they told me to put the hard drive out of sight, under the floor boards or in the loft. Its one of the first things the criminals will take or smash up, if they get in.

Not so good today, dare I mention it. I had a relapse of food poisoning both ends. Thank goodness, Roy did the birthdays

[trikey]

Bl00dy hell Phil, about time you got rid of this food poisoning malarkey!

[Lancpudn]

Evening all, It's feet up & film night. I watered the plants earlier & now it's started to rain Muggy though. I'm just about to watch the new Sci-Fi film 'Ready player one'



Shank of lamb in mint gravy mash & veggies with a bottle of Henry Weston Cider on me lap whilst I watch the film.

[trikey]

Doing a lord rover here !!

[Rev Jules]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Julien, I have the CCTV cameras on ethernet connected to the memory box and the box is wifi but it is connected to the internet via the ethernet. That way, I can monitor the house in London from anywhere in the world using the web and a phone app. It works! I think its fairly standard equipment these days, but it depends on how you want the set up to work. If its connected via the hard drive box, its best to hide the hard drive from the criminals in the event of a break in. That time the police broke into the house, they told me to put the hard drive out of sight, under the floor boards or in the loft. Its one of the first things the criminals will take or smash up, if they get in.

Not so good today, dare I mention it. I had a relapse of food poisoning both ends. Thank goodness, Roy did the birthdays

Cheers Phil, you are poorly chap, take care mate.

I shall need about 40 metres of cable, at that rate. Ten for each camera.

Rev

[FLYING BANANA]

Get well soon Phil.

[Lancpudn]

Ready player one, Great fun.

Morning from Yorkshire one nice day out but Nyoman a sight of rain



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