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Everything posted by bald_pig
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Best for me is the battle of Walletsdeep
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Obligatory: I'm after cities: skylines at the minute, humble bundle was the best price so far!
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Call in a favour, line it with Semtex and post the results here?
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I'm going to be optimistic and say something of a same age, perhaps a 960?
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What in Hell’s name do I buy mrwITch for Christmas?
bald_pig replied to witch's topic in General Chat
Elite T-shirt? https://www.frontierstore.net/merchandise/elite-dangerous-merchandise.html -
Apparently I don't have permission to view that page? - - - Updated - - - Scratch that, working now!
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Who is doing the best Christmas sandwich in 2019?
bald_pig replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
Still not a christmas sandwich -
What in Hell’s name do I buy mrwITch for Christmas?
bald_pig replied to witch's topic in General Chat
Does he have a HOTAS for elite? -
Car geeks help me: what is making this noise in my car?
bald_pig replied to sonofsanta's topic in General Chat
Not too sure, it could be shared power for a number of things, you said that sometimes it shows a USB error as well? I'd probably try the trick that was shown in the video, but I'd probably leave it unplugged for about half an hour in case there's a capacitor not draining properly or something along those lines. I think that those units are connected to the canbus, so it may report errors to the ECU to be checked via OBD, that might be worth checking. -
Must say, I've never heard of Chieftec before?
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Who is doing the best Christmas sandwich in 2019?
bald_pig replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
Not very christmassy? -
Car geeks help me: what is making this noise in my car?
bald_pig replied to sonofsanta's topic in General Chat
As a guess, I imagine that there's some voltage regulation going on in the cd player, and that's where the fault lies imo. -
Car geeks help me: what is making this noise in my car?
bald_pig replied to sonofsanta's topic in General Chat
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Reading Cloud - Should circulate tab be available without login?
bald_pig replied to TwistedHelixis's topic in Cloud Services
But then how would you know who had checked out what book? It's been a long time since I looked at it so it may have changed. -
Car geeks help me: what is making this noise in my car?
bald_pig replied to sonofsanta's topic in General Chat
Agreed! I'll save you the guilt of trying to get rid of a possessed vehicle by taking it off your hands, I'll even help you out by not charging for the exorcism! -
Reading Cloud - Should circulate tab be available without login?
bald_pig replied to TwistedHelixis's topic in Cloud Services
circulate tab is for issuing out books isn't it? should be behind login iirc. -
Powershell script to wait until called script is finished
bald_pig replied to Warwick_Tech's topic in Scripts
Ooh, I'd drop the "start-process" at the start -
Powershell script to wait until called script is finished
bald_pig replied to Warwick_Tech's topic in Scripts
Your cmd launches powershell, which launches powershell. Launching the powershell directly should make cmd wait for the powershell to exit. -
Powershell script to wait until called script is finished
bald_pig replied to Warwick_Tech's topic in Scripts
Why are you launching powershell to launch powershell again? Running just the line in the square brackets should keep cmd open until it's completed. -
Yeah, because that's the opposite of how you're supposed to do things!
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I'd use something like Firefox Send: https://send.firefox.com/
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Article: PaperCut makes BYOD printing free for everyone
bald_pig replied to Dos_Box's topic in Legacy CMS Comments
If you use account selection at the client end, you will need to bypass that for mobility print. Chromebooks should prompt for credentials when printing. -
Apparently Vestel make one. They are usually at BETT. IFC65TH652/4 - Vestel Visual Solutions
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That sounds about right, just get one more for your switches.
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You're going to have to calculate the load of your switches and spec accordingly. I've generally stuck with APC, and prefer multiple smaller UPS over one large one, splitting critical servers across multiple UPS.
