Brightonfan1983
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I've actually videod this in a garden centre I was working at...****ing ridiculous situation!Taps that need to be held down to run, absolute nightmare when trying to wash your hands
I looked this up to get a flavour of what you're talking about https://www.cnet.com/news/hdcp-2-2-what-you-need-to-know/ and still not sure I understand it all. What's the blockage in your chain? Or rather, what 2.2 has been introduced into your setup that's causing the problem?
The problem is that every part of your chain of components has to be HDCP2.2 compatible. My brand new Samsung 4k monitor isn't. When I bought it 6 weeks ago I wasn't planning to view 4k blurays on it, although I assumed you could if you wanted. What's really annoying is that looking at many store's listings of 4k monitors, they don't even say whether they are compatible or not. Basically it's a copy protection system that not many people know about, which isn't well understood by those who do, and which renders brand new equipment useless for certain tasks.
At the end of the day, I have 4k equipment that will only play in 1080p and it is highly annoying.
Tough to find things which aren't just the result of cost cutting or badly thought out design..... But my vote goes to.call centre systems.
They're made to infuriate you into hanging up rather than getting you to the person you need to speak to.
Put it in the fridge for a couple of hours before opening.On a less technical point: Corned Beef tins. Even if the key works, the stuff doesn’t come out unless you use a tin opener.
Edit. Too late!
I’ve paid the odd patio and moved my fair share of washing machines but don’t have to do it for a living thankfully . I get that they have to be solid and stable, concrete blocks in them etc but surely a couple of grips on them would help come moving days?
Basically if you had to design the most awkward thing to shift, you’d come up with the Washing machine ( or Theresa May). Boxy, heavy and nothing to grip onto and if you’re lucky it’ll drip a lovely dribble of grey water on you as you go up the stairs
Washing machines though bulky are fairly easy to slide if your floor is flat or even especially if you've got laminate or such like to slide over ! My problem is paving slabs, not in general but I have to re-lay my front path as over time the existing slabs have become somewhat a trip hazard ! The problem is they are of the old council variety i.e. 900 x 600 mm heavy as f**k, still a couple of bags of sharp sand plus a few shovels of cement should rectify the problem obviously with a couple of scrazed crushed fingers/knuckles. If I could be bothered I'd block pave it, then I'd have the problem and now, since the authorities decision to start charging for household rubble (£4) a bag expense of desposing of them ? Life eh !
No surprise that fly tipping is on the increase either
No surprise that fly tipping is on the increase either
It's usually kept there for at least a weekPut it in the fridge for a couple of hours before opening.
I shit you not, there was a sticker on my brand new toilet that only said 'do not remove this label'. Of course I tried to remove it as it was the most pointless sticker ever, now left with a feckin yellow square on my toilet.
No surprise that fly tipping is on the increase either
The problem is that every part of your chain of components has to be HDCP2.2 compatible. My brand new Samsung 4k monitor isn't. When I bought it 6 weeks ago I wasn't planning to view 4k blurays on it, although I assumed you could if you wanted. What's really annoying is that looking at many store's listings of 4k monitors, they don't even say whether they are compatible or not. Basically it's a copy protection system that not many people know about, which isn't well understood by those who do, and which renders brand new equipment useless for certain tasks.
At the end of the day, I have 4k equipment that will only play in 1080p and it is highly annoying.
Thoughts and prayers. Seriously, sounds like you're in the midst of a very frustrating moment of technological f*ckwittery.