Through the Night

[LMcD]

Oddly enough, Kaspersky Total Security (installed on my main desktop) is happy with it and just takes me to the Imgbb webpage with the delectable Mrs Doyle.

The BB code looks fairly innocuous, the webpage the image links to is highlighted
[ url=https://ibb.co/JvVdJT6][ img]https://i.ibb.co/PcKYHyX/DF33-CF0-D-D892-4010-B20-A-3181305-A0-D3-B.jpg[ /img][ /url]

I have Kaspersky Total Security installed on my desktop. Never mind - no harm done!
(I've just tried again - download still denied).

[AuntDaisy]

I have Kaspersky Total Security installed on my desktop. Never mind - no harm done!
(I've just tried again - download still denied).

How strange. Can I be nosy and ask which browser you're using? I'm on Firefox 87.0 and Windows 10.

[LMcD]

How strange. Can I be nosy and ask which browser you're using? I'm on Firefox 87.0 and Windows 10.

Bing/Microsoft Edge - or Google Chrome - with Windows 10. Please bear in mind that I'm a real klutz when it comes to anything remotely technical! My local IT guru - who set up my desktop - once told me that Kaspersky was a bit neurotic, but he recommends it and renews it annually for me at what I believe to be quite a saving compared with what I would pay without his help.

[cloughie]

Who or what is Kapersky?

I think he wrote 9 Symphonies and was a contemporary of Glazunov!

[Nick Armstrong]

I think he wrote 9 Symphonies and was a contemporary of Glazunov!

There was I thinking it was something to do with chess

[LMcD]

There was I thinking it was something to do with chess

Sorry, mate!

[AuntDaisy]

Bing/Microsoft Edge - or Google Chrome - with Windows 10. Please bear in mind that I'm a real klutz when it comes to anything remotely technical! My local IT guru - who set up my desktop - once told me that Kaspersky was a bit neurotic, but he recommends it and renews it annually for me at what I believe to be quite a saving compared with what I would pay without his help.

I'd agree with your IT guru.

[kernelbogey]

A new thread for birthday appreciations:

Through the Night is 25 years old today - started its nocturnal life 5 May1996 - and a generous tribute from the Breakfast Team this morning to the programme and its current presenters Catriona Young, John Shea and Jonathan Swain.

As Jonathan Swain rightly said at the top of his TTN at 0030 today 'We must be doing something right!'

[AuntDaisy]

Dirk Schäfer is new to me, but I enjoyed his piano quintet in D flat major, Op.5
(While missing a real PC keyboard & struggling with the money bile sorry mobile.)

[Serial_Apologist]

Dirk Schäfer is new to me, but I enjoyed his piano quintet in D flat major, Op.5
(While missing a real PC keyboard & struggling with the money bile sorry mobile.)

Donna e mobile? Or donna senza mobile now?

[cloughie]

Donna e mobile?

Is that grabbing a quick kebab on the move?

[Serial_Apologist]

Is that grabbing a quick kebab on the move?

With salmonella non-optional garnish added for those not on the move!

[LMcD]

Is that grabbing a quick kebab on the move?

In Rome, it means 'My girl friend's got a scooter'.

[Serial_Apologist]

In Rome, it means 'My girl friend's got a scooter'.

Probably true!

[Nick Armstrong]

Dirk Schäfer is new to me, but I enjoyed his piano quintet in D flat major, Op.5

Just been listening, and then found your post: I agree! I’m a bit of a piano quintet junkie and this is a good ‘un. Just re-listening to the latter movements - if you’d told me during the slower sections that it was an undiscovered Fauré quintet (and there’s no higher praise than that), I’d have been tempted to believe you. More of a debt to Schumann in the faster music.

I’ll be listening again whilst it remains available.