Things that confuse you...
- Thread starter Blue in Munich
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MegaSteve
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That some feel Boris is somehow exempt from the custom and practice of calling political figures childish/disparaging names...
Orikoru
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How things just decide to cease working one day. e.g. Our TV, when we try and watch something on Netflix nowadays there's a 50% chance it'll just boot you back out of Netflix altogether. No idea why. Nothing changed, it just started doing that one day.
Crazyface
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New Customers only policies. Why pliss off your current paying customers? Baffling
Beezerk
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Orikoru
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Well, no, it's been doing this for months. TV has been on and off again plenty of times!Turn it off then on again, works every time
Beezerk
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Off properly like at the plug?
What about uninstalling the app and doing a fresh install?
Orikoru
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Netflix actually came with the telly so not really an option. There's a button for it on the remote and everything. I did do a whole process of turning it off by the plug and resetting it etc as instructed by a Netflix help person, this fixed it that one occasion, and then next time it was back to booting us out again. I just gave up and started casting it from the phone app instead.
Off properly like at the plug?
What about uninstalling the app and doing a fresh install?
Cake
Club Champion
My 5 year old Sony TV does this a lot - have worked out it is the internet connection that determines if Netflix works or not (no error message). I have multiple wifi access points in the house and if, for whatever reason, the TV has connected to an upstairs one rather than the one in the kitchen then it will fail, so I have to reconnect it to the kitchen node in settings (and I can prioritise the TV bandwidth as well which helps) then it is OK. A bit of a pain, but the TV is perfectly fine apart from this niggle, so I can live with it until the TV needs replacing.
Orikoru
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Strange. Ours is also a Sony circa 2014. But, the TV is right next to the Wifi router though and we only have the one.
Cake
Club Champion
Have you tried it with a wired connection to the router? Might help if it is some weird wifi issue (occasionally my TV will completely lose its wifi connectivity; won't even see any networks when scanning, which necessitates a reboot).
fundy
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Serial thread starters on this forum (not to mention some of the responses too) 
Orikoru
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Could try that.
Bunkermagnet
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Technology issues, failures and complaints, yet people wanting more technology to replace simplicity just for the sake of it
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User62651
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The old man with the dog in Kilmelford who regularly insists on walking with said dog on the A816 carriageway for several hundred metres, waving at every passing vehicle, walking on the side of the road with no pavement and no verge, instead of using a very wide pavement put there specifically for people to walk on, on the other side of the road.
Forces cars to pull wide or stop as they have to pull into the other lane to make room for him. Making life needlessly more risky for himself, his dog and other road users.
Makes no sense.
Forces cars to pull wide or stop as they have to pull into the other lane to make room for him. Making life needlessly more risky for himself, his dog and other road users.
Makes no sense.
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GreiginFife
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Up there with cyclists that think one-way systems don't apply to them in city centres.
robinthehood
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Some don't, although they should signed posted if that's the case.
AmandaJR
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I cannot ever get my head round the scenario we have at our club. Two transgender women who are together in a relationship - is that a lesbian relationship or something else??
clubchamp98
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I have a wife like that.
clubchamp98
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Something else covers it.
