#Virgin Media

[mizgnomer]

You simply cannot have too much David Tennant

[ministerforpeas]

It's All For Charity!

[umakthurmans]

[rosieuv]

I was planning on watching the FNAF film in cinemas but it's January now and I can't rent it on the virgin media store, only buy it (which is annoying as I'm probably only going to watch it once and it doesn't say the price but it's probably around £10 as films are typically that price). Not to mention, the piracy website I used to use for live action stuff now is a scam website where clicking on anything redirects you to some giftcard thing. I found another website that seems safe, but it doesn't load on my current phone.

In other news, I'm saving up for a better phone as my phone 5c is slowly dying. Currently the only contender is the Motorola G54 5G. I didn't know Motorola still made phones until I went and googled it. It's significantly bigger than my iphone 5c, but trying to find modern small phones nowadays is a pain. I wish android phones did a similar thing that that seccond gen iphone SE that came out about 2 years ago and make phones that aren't just all screen as having bevels adds to the character and design. Currently it's £159 and the only result on amazon comes from china yet still has free shipping somehow so I'll probably get it from the official website or carphone warehouse (currys). I know samsung does cheap phones aswell but my god the bloatware.

Oh and it also has a headphone jack despite it being a phone from 2023.

[heathenistic-moron]

This man is a treasure.

[littlequeenies]

Sharna Liguz, Zak Starkey and Lee Starkey attend the Virgin Media launch party, at Cirque Hippodrome on February 8, 2007 in London, England.

[magdadurka]

Walruses commissioned by LADBible for Virgin Media pr campaign, sponsoring rowing team at the ‘Great River Race` in London - September 2024.

Team:

Magda Durka: Costume designer, maker, skins research, development, design adaptation, airbrushing, colour matching & direction.

Robin Gething: Designer, fittings engineer, skins research and development, whiskers and parts assembly.

Tooby Riveira: Latex specialist, airbrush artist.

For LADBible & Virgin Media.

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How to Connect Virgin Media to ISP and WiFi Pods Setup?

The Virgin media is a broadband and networking devices provider which has seamless services for the users. Here you will get to know how to setup its two of the networking devices. One is Virgin media hub and other is WiFi pods. You should follow all instructions to prevent the Virgin Media outage problems.

Virgin Media Hub Setup

The Virgin media hub can act as the modem as well as the router, so we can call it a Modem router. Here in this section, you will get to know how to connect the device to home network and configure it as modem and router mode.

Connection

If you want to connect the device to the ISP directly, then you must use the co-axial cable. Insert cable to the ISP server socket and other end will go in to the hub port. Then you can connect the device to the power and set it as Modem mode.

If you want to connect the device to the home modem, then you must use the Ethernet cable. Connect the cable end to the hub WAN port and modem LAN port. After that, you can connect the device to the power and set it as router mode.

Now, have a look how to configure the device with the help of the simple instructions given in below section;

Configuration

If you want to set it as the modem device, then open the web browser and enter the IP address like 192.168.0.1. This information is given on the label of the device as well as in the user manual. Note the username and password also.

Reach to the interface login page, enter the username and password, and then press the Enter button. You will get to the interface page where you must go in to the Advanced Settings and click on the Management option. Here you will find the Modem mode, just select it and toggle the Enable button. Also here, you can change Virgin Media WiFi password easily.

If you want to set it as the router device, then open the web browser and enter the IP address like 192.168.0.1. This information is given on the label of the device as well as in the user manual. Note the username and password also.

Reach to the interface login page, enter the username and password, and then press the Enter button. You will get to the interface page andwhere you can set disable the modem mode to set it up as the router.

There are more Virgin media devices, which help the user to extend the router hub network and internet signals.

Virgin WiFi Pods Setup

The Virgin WiFi pods are small but very impactful devices that you can connect with the Virgin hub using some simple instructions;

Connection

To connect with the hub, you just have to power the pod in your house within the reach of the hub. Use the power cord to power it on. Then you just have to wait for the some minutes and then use My Virgin Media App or Virgin connect app to configure the device.

Configuration

Just use the Virgin media Email to get the access to the app and start a scan to find the WiFi pods. Then simply tap on the Connect button to establish a link between the devices. now, you must adjust the settings and finish the setup.

End Words

Here, you have seen and learned about how to complete the Virgin media router hub setup and how to connect the WiFi pods to it.

[afrotumble]

Switch to Super: Orchestra TV Ad | Virgin Media

[pressplaytech]

From Rural Regret to Cybernetic Celebration: How Starlink Kicked My Old Internet to the Curb

Greetings, ye dwellers of the digital realm! Today, I am here to sing the praises of an internet service that’s so good, it’s like switching from a tricycle to a Tesla. I’m talking about Starlink, the golden child of Elon Musk’s technological empire. This bad boy has not only revolutionized my rural internet experience but made me ditch my old provider, Virgin Media, faster than you can say “buffering.”

Set-Up: Easier Than Assembling an IKEA Chair

Let’s start with the ordering process—so simple even your technologically-challenged Uncle Bob could do it. You click a few buttons, and bam! Your Starlink kit arrives. As for the setup, you’d spend more time pondering the meaning of IKEA instruction manuals than getting this beauty up and running. No PhD in Astrophysics required, despite what you might think about a Musk enterprise.

Connectivity: So Fast, It’s Practically in the Future

Once I plugged it in, I felt like Harry Potter must have when he discovered he was a wizard. The speed, my friends, is the stuff of legends. Gone are the days of watching the spinning wheel of doom while trying to stream Netflix. With Starlink, I’m blazing through cyberspace like I’ve stolen NASA’s Wi-Fi password.

Rural Renaissance: Turning Countryside Cow-webs into Web Surfing

Now, let’s talk about rural living. Before Starlink, my internet was as reliable as British weather—miserable with a slight chance of improvement. Post-Starlink, I’m pulling off Zoom meetings, cloud computing, and high-speed streaming, all while surrounded by the scenic splendour of nowhere-in-particular. It’s like having London’s digital infrastructure in the Lake District.

Bye-Bye, Virgin Media: An Emotional Farewell (Not Really)

The transition was so smooth, it felt like upgrading from dial-up to broadband all over again. Virgin Media, it was cute while it lasted, but it’s not me, it’s definitely you. My loyalty has been won over by an array of satellites floating miles above the Earth. Makes you feel a tad insignificant, doesn’t it?

Conclusion: A Digital Demi-God’s Verdict

If you’re stuck in the dark ages of rural internet or just fancy an upgrade, take it from this digital demi-god: Starlink is where it’s at. It’s like the Avengers of internet services: fast, reliable, and downright heroic. So, what are you waiting for? Transform your online life into something stellar. Literally.

Consider this my digital standing ovation, Starlink. Bravo!

Hope you find this review as epic as your Starlink experience! Cheers!

[anothermanoutoftime]

Graphics guys messing with Joe Molloy's head in last night's Rugby World Cup wrapup.

[myhughniverse]

PopStreams - via social media - "Exciting news! Kylie Minogue is hosting an exclusive, free-entry gig at London's O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire. O2 and Virgin Media customers have a shot at snagging one of 700 coveted tickets. Don't miss out! 🎶🎤🎟️Kylie Live London" Pop Crave - via social media -"Kylie Minogue announces intimate, free entry show at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire in London. O2 and Virgin Media customers are able to sign up to win 1 of 700 tickets."

[weird-gay-disaster]

Are they called Virgin Media because they've repeatedly shown that they can't get b*tches?

[datacentercafe]

Virgin Media、1日に 2度の障害発生で赤っ恥をかく

Virgin Mediaでは、昨日（4月4日）の夕方に、2度目の障害が発生し、数千人のユーザーにインターネットサービスが提供できなくなる事態に見舞われました。 午前中に発生した障害に続き、24時間の間に2度の謝罪を余儀なくされ、通信事業者にとって恥ずべき1日となりました。 Downdetectorは、現地時間の昨日夕方4時頃からVirgin Mediaの障害が急増し、5万5千人以上のユーザーが影響を受け、インターネット問題の報告が午後5時15分にピークに達したことを明らかにしました。 この障害は、早朝に発生した最初の障害よりもさらに深刻で、ピーク時の午前7時59分には28,000人以上がインターネットに関する問題を報告していました。 最初の障害発生後、Virgin…

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

David Tennant with Michael Sheen (Good Omens promo video) and then David Tennant with Catherine Tate (Doctor Who bts video) trying to convince us that they work very very hard :D ❤ (poor David trying to censor his actor companions :D)

David and Michael smol interview for Virgin Media Television, 10.7.2023

Michael: We never bicker.

David: Nooo.

Michael: I mean, that's that's sort of the key to it, I think. Yeah. Is that when we're not directly working together with each other on screen or whatever, it's just very sort of easy.

David: Mmm.

Michael: I mean, we're we're both essentially quite lazy actors, and we… it's too much hard work to be…

David: We can't say that!

Michael: We can't say that no.

David: No, we're very professional.

Michael: Sorry. Yes, we are, we are.

David: We are very appropriate.

Michael: It's too much. We see it, you know, we see other actors on set and everyone's working very hard, and it's just very easy for us.

David: We work very, very hard. Don't listen to him.

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David: We have to make it sound that this has been difficult.

Catherine: No.

David: Do we have to say it's been hard.

Catherine:It's not hard work or… I don't mean it's not…

David: It's not easy!

Catherine: It's not easy!

David: Don't think this is easy!

Catherine: Don't get me wrong, don't think this is a walk in the park.

David: Very hard! Very… it's a very specialized job!