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alanfjones1411 wrote:Another notice of prosecution. 35 in a 30.will I never learn?

MacV2 wrote:

alanfjones1411 wrote:Another notice of prosecution. 35 in a 30.will I never learn?

Tut Tut Young Man...

Time to sell up ?

MacV2 wrote:9 Points !!!

You speed demon you !

Whats the record ?

35 in a 30 dont cut it...

tony.mon wrote:Yes, even sings.....

MacV2 wrote:Some emergency...more likley the sturgon had a private job to do...

Pete.L wrote:

tony.mon wrote:Yes, even sings.....

Dont worry about it Tony. I'm still trying to figure out how a fish is going to operate on Mac

MacV2 wrote:Some emergency...more likley the sturgon had a private job to do...

agentpineapple wrote:

sirch345 wrote:That's not good Mac Fingers crossed they don't cancel again.

Now back to what's annoyed me

Sodding computers updating causing my preferred browser "Opera" to work very slow. I have nothing against updates providing they don't cause issues with the general running of things, after all you have to keep up with all the threats about. The problem is I'm not sure if it's Windows update or the browser updates, and I'm not prepared to un-install either or both to find out, causing me to waste valuable time like I usually do

Right I feel better now

Chris.

a few years ago I bought a Lenovo touchscreen laptop, within 6 months windows 10 came out, so I updated, only to find out that the touchscreen function isn't compatible with windows 10 ffs.
scroll forward to 2 weeks ago and numerous updates haven't made a difference, one of the main reasons I bought this laptop was the touch screen function, then out of the blue after the update a few weeks ago it starts working again.
btw I will never buy another Lenovo, utter dog shite, both speakers broken, loads of trim has fallen off. it randomly does things that you haven't asked it to do. i'm about to buy my 3rd charger cable, as they keep breaking the list is endless.
but at least I have the touchscreen back......

MacV2 wrote:

podman wrote:What was the reason for the cancellation? Its not just the inconvience, its a stress for you and the family as well isnt it.

Fingers x'd for the 31st...

Some emergency...more likley the sturgon had a private job to do...

Family ? Whats that ?

VTRDark wrote:Why not just stick to security updates only. The rest don't matter so much unless your looking to be pushed forward and have to purchase a newer machine sooner. The problem with keeping up with the latest updates is that you will either have things break because the latest updates are designed for the latest software and devices and / or you may have to wait for third parties to catch up. I'm using Firefox ESR these days as my everyday general use browser.

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/

PetyaWrap is the latest attack on you windows users and it's worse than ransomware as it simply destroys your data.
https://securelist.com/expetrpetyanotpe ... are/78902/

But Kudos to Microsoft they where quick on the ball this time.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mmp ... abilities/

podman wrote:It was only a matter of time..Why do people fit this shite?

Another lill job for Winter...has anyone a spare OE rear guard ?

podman wrote:It was only a matter of time..Why do people fit this shite?

Another lill job for Winter...has anyone a spare OE rear guard ?

MacV2 wrote:

podman wrote:It was only a matter of time..Why do people fit this shite?

Another lill job for Winter...has anyone a spare OE rear guard ?

I'll get Frank to check the stores...

podman wrote:It was only a matter of time..Why do people fit this shite?

Another lill job for Winter...has anyone a spare OE rear guard ?

sirch345 wrote:

podman wrote:It was only a matter of time..Why do people fit this shite?

Another lill job for Winter...has anyone a spare OE rear guard ?

I would say it's more to do with how the under-tray has been fitted than the product itself. It looks like it's not been secured in place very well.
Looking on the bright side, at least you now have more storage space

Chris.