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So after a thorough cleaning, I got the laptop back today.
Guess what...........I'm typing this on a USB keyboard. :rolleyes:
Turns out it was beyond repair. xsiborg any chance you could let me know where you found that keyboard in Limerick. I might take you up on your offer after the weekend if you're still willing.
no bother source, the name of the place is "pc repair centre" on davis street on your way up to the train station, you can contact them here:
http://laptopfix.ie/contact.html
the guy said that if you brought him in the laptop he'd have it fitted for you in 15mins so i assume thats why he was charging €50 (€30 for the keyb, €20 to fit, well, i'd hope that's what he meant anyway!) but given that there wouldn't be a high demand for the keyboard, maybe that's why so high.
you're after reminding me too that i have a spare 1GB stick of RAM here for the last two months after upgrading a laptop for another customer and as i was cleaning off a netbook for another customer last night it occurred to me that i could just throw in the spare stick of RAM to upgrade the netbook to 2GB to better handle windows 7, not so unfortunately as it only had the one slot, filled with the 1GB stick.
so anyway, long story short, im thinking if sarahbeep wants the 1GB stick it's all hers as im thinking she too has only 1GB in her netbook. my own netbook has the two slots so, it's possible. i don't think it'd go in your's source as your BIOS might be too old to recognise it, even with an update...
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So after a thorough cleaning, I got the laptop back today.
Guess what...........I'm typing this on a USB keyboard. :rolleyes:
Turns out it was beyond repair. xsiborg any chance you could let me know where you found that keyboard in Limerick. I might take you up on your offer after the weekend if you're still willing.
no bother source, the name of the place is "pc repair centre" on davis street on your way up to the train station, you can contact them here:
http://laptopfix.ie/contact.html
the guy said that if you brought him in the laptop he'd have it fitted for you in 15mins so i assume thats why he was charging €50 (€30 for the keyb, €20 to fit, well, i'd hope that's what he meant anyway!) but given that there wouldn't be a high demand for the keyboard, maybe that's why so high.
you're after reminding me too that i have a spare 1GB stick of RAM here for the last two months after upgrading a laptop for another customer and as i was cleaning off a netbook for another customer last night it occurred to me that i could just throw in the spare stick of RAM to upgrade the netbook to 2GB to better handle windows 7, not so unfortunately as it only had the one slot, filled with the 1GB stick.
so anyway, long story short, im thinking if sarahbeep wants the 1GB stick it's all hers as im thinking she too has only 1GB in her netbook. my own netbook has the two slots so, it's possible. i don't think it'd go in your's source as your BIOS might be too old to recognise it, even with an update...
Cheers man, I'll get onto him mon or tues. I already have 2gb in my lappy.
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Actually think Japanese might even top that in a Liverpool accent.
Luckily my accent is not a Jamie Carragher or Wayne Rooney type scouse accent.
They would be to the scouse accent what the tracksuit accent over here would be to the Limerick accent.
My Japanese is pretty good and fairly neutral thankfully.:) My Liverpudlian accent is heavily tinged with a german twang from my time living in germany as I have lived in Germany twice and for a number of years each time as it was a good central location for me as my work at that time involved going to many of the surrounding countries. So it was easier to be based in one and commute than to up sticks every year or so. Needless to say that despite that I still became very accustomed to living in hotels, and I am still a bugger for getting wanderlust.0 -
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iamanengine wrote: »who here enjoys a nice pie?
would this have anything to do with a PIE (Perdormance Inference Engine)?
http://pam2000.cs.waikato.ac.nz/pdf_papers/pie.pdf0 -
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the drifter wrote: »
beers hey...how subtle was this hint? will we get away with ignoring it?
NO!
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would this have anything to do with a PIE (Perdormance Inference Engine)?
http://pam2000.cs.waikato.ac.nz/pdf_papers/pie.pdf
i was actually referring to 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884
but close enough
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Insect Overlord wrote: »Anyone for a singles' Beers during Valentine's week? :pac:
awh nuts, that's me out then, now if you'd said a single beer... as that's about all i could handle of them craft beers!
oh, that reminds me, i was in BDJ's this evening (that's "the vineyard" off-licence in mount kennet for those who are wondering!) and i asked him would he be stocking craft beers, he said he was looking into it so i threw in a couple of names i remembered like erdinger and aspalls cider, and that "oh so easy to drink but blew my tiny mind" 1689 stuff!
on a side-note, the same BDJ's has some top-notch diner food, it's a diner now aswell as an off-licence, comes in handy as my wife is away for the weekend, that oven in the kitchen will be as clean come monday as it was this evening when she left! :P0 -
the drifter wrote: »disconap
an old pervy guy that hangs around internet webboards in order to hit on any british girls that post
"Ewww, that old guy just told me how cute he thinks my avatar is, what a disconap"
So your into old pervy british guys then?
??? That's so not listed on the first page anyway. Check the link again
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Since Munster won and the match WILL be in Thomond park(supposedly the 7th April) then hotels will be hard to come by.
Jurys Inn website went from €59 to €139 within 5 mins of the whistle although currently Lastminute.ie is €49 for the same night in Jurys Inn.
Get yourself a booking if you want to be in town that night.
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first time in the cinema in about ten years, but sure when you gave a 7 year old to entertain, what ya gonna do! bloody chipmunks for the next hour and half...
EDIT: broke a €50 to pay for admission, left the cinema with €10 + change! :eek:
does not compute! unless of course after the seriously salty popcorn they charge €2.80 for a bottle of water! double :eek:
meh, feck it, he enjoyed himself anyway...
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Haven't tried the Aspalls. Like the Stella Cidre, Kopparberg is more like an energy drink or something - how does all that sugar stay in suspension?
Like the ol Beamish, suppose it reminds me of the motherland and having my breakfast overlooking the Beamish and Crawford brewery 0 -
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It is bloody lovely especially the organic version.
Where is Mister Macs? Would be handy to know another Offy that stocks Aspall. I normally get mine at the Next Door offy on the Father Russell road.
I want to try Aspall's cider lol... Kess, have you tried the cider in the Curragower? It's yummy, organic and strong and you and I could confer about CK lol... Should definitely have a chat on a boards night and discuss the gossip
PS Mac's is on the Ennis Road
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SnoopyGunner wrote: »I want to try Aspall's cider lol... Kess, have you tried the cider in the Curragower? It's yummy, organic and strong and you and I could confer about CK lol... Should definitely have a chat on a boards night and discuss the gossip
PS Mac's is on the Ennis Road
Oops IO told you lol
If the Curragower is the pub I am thinking about, then I have never been there.
What brand of cider is it? Aspall cyder ( with a Y) is the first cider/cyder to really tickle my taste buds away from the Devon ciders, although technically some of them are nowadays made in Hereford in Herefordshire rather than in Devon.
Speaking of short stuff, yesterday I saw the person that used to live in his house before he did, and she is still as nutty as a squirrel's larder. He is an improvement I guess. One of his other ex neighbour's is doing well for himself and had a new book published of late (last summer I think) that is getting a lot of rave reviews. 0 -
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The laptop which cannot be killed has returned once more. Thanks xsiborg, went up to that guy in Davis St and got it sorted for €50.
no bother t'all source, i know €50 was pricey but if the rest of the laptop stil does what you want it to do, and will do for the foreseeable, sometimes it's better to get it repaired rather than fork out even more money for a new laptop essentially to do the same thing!
my son still uses windows XP on a ten year old dell gx150 desktop computer attached to his tv as a monitor and it works the finest for his youtube and cbeebies requirements, or his latest thing- 'bin weevils', he's already got the hang of pulling up a word or excel document when i walk by the room, lol, course what he doesnt see is im out in the living room keeping an eye on everything he's doing with remote desktop.
ok i will admit to messing with his head a little the odd time, and i know he's eventually going to figure it out, but thats a whole other ball game... 0 -
no bother t'all source, i know €50 was pricey but if the rest of the laptop stil does what you want it to do, and will do for the foreseeable, sometimes it's better to get it repaired rather than fork out even more money for a new laptop essentially to do the same thing!
my son still uses windows XP on a ten year old dell gx150 desktop computer attached to his tv as a monitor and it works the finest for his youtube and cbeebies requirements, or his latest thing- 'bin weevils', he's already got the hang of pulling up a word or excel document when i walk by the room, lol, course what he doesnt see is im out in the living room keeping an eye on everything he's doing with remote desktop.
ok i will admit to messing with his head a little the odd time, and i know he's eventually going to figure it out, but thats a whole other ball game...
you know when your old...he's going to shove you in a home0 -
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If the Curragower is the pub I am thinking about, then I have never been there.
What brand of cider is it? Aspall cyder ( with a Y) is the first cider/cyder to really tickle my taste buds away from the Devon ciders, although technically some of them are nowadays made in Hereford in Herefordshire rather than in Devon.
Speaking of short stuff, yesterday I saw the person that used to live in his house before he did, and she is still as nutty as a squirrel's larder. He is an improvement I guess. One of his other ex neighbour's is doing well for himself and had a new book published of late (last summer I think) that is getting a lot of rave reviews.
He most be an improvement lol
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SnoopyGunner wrote: »He most be an improvement lol
It's Weston's cider that's stocked at the Curragower
The organic version of that is lovely.
What kind of crowd goes to that pub? If I am thinking of the right pub, then I had an image of a jock and Hipster wannabe type crowd.0 -
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