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[TheBoy]

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Aquiss look to have stopped issuing ranges. A&A are an option but significantly more expensive, plus when you worked with all ISPs in a former life, you know which ones are good, and which aren't

It's mostly IPv6 enabled, would need to apply f/w rules and add a AAAA. But most user's PCs/Internet connections aren't, so not viable for a web server.

[Jimbob]

/28 takes you straight into awkwardness I guess, that's  well beyond most home users requirements
I had a /29 a few years back but never actually used any

[Andy B]

It pi$$ed me off yesterday ....

Out of hours doctor visited my Dad at around 7 o'clock last night (we weren't told till later  )
She prescribed antibiotics for a chest infection & wanted him to start them sooner rather than later. She told my Dad she'd make out an electonic prescription & send him a message to his phone as to where he could collect them.
At almost 10 she sent a message to say she'd sent the prescription to a local-ish Asda.

All very well but the Asda in question shuts at 10 & the pharmacy in there shut a 9 ....... 

[STEMO]

He got to see a doctor. He was prescribed antibiotics. These days that goes down as a massive win.

[Andy B]

He got to see a doctor. He was prescribed antibiotics. These days that goes down as a massive win.

True! 

But I would expect so when you're 89 in a week or 2 

[YZ250]

He got to see a doctor. He was prescribed antibiotics. These days that goes down as a massive win.

True! 

But I would expect so when you're 89 in a week or 2 

Not being funny but not everyone has someone to go and fetch tablets for them when they’re incapacitated. They could have arranged delivery. 

[Andy B]

He got to see a doctor. He was prescribed antibiotics. These days that goes down as a massive win.

True! 

But I would expect so when you're 89 in a week or 2 

Not being funny but not everyone has someone to go and fetch tablets for them when they’re incapacitated. They could have arranged delivery. 

They do normally get their prescriptions delivered, but this prescription was late evening after the out of hours doctor had been to their house. And as above, the doctor didn't message my Dad as to which pharmacy she'd sent the prescription to until after the pharmacy had closed.
I discovered this morning though that there is an option to send the prescription to a 'cloud' so that any pharmacy could have made it up, but she didn't.