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General Car Chat / Aircon - going to take a risk today
« on: 18 March 2020, 08:35:23 »
a) going out amongst human kind and others
b) having Halfords do an aircon diagnostic for £30

which is the bigger risk?

There is zero gas in there so must be a leak or compressor issue but compressor would not engage anyhow if no gas I think

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General Car Chat / Re: Shell diesel pump did not cut off
« on: 28 February 2020, 23:36:42 »
I filled up today without issue you will all be pleased to know and my shoe has recovered from intemsive care.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Corona virus Europe
« on: 28 February 2020, 09:26:03 »
Just watching drop in FTSE 100 share index - 7727 down to 6500 in days

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General Car Chat / Re: Shell diesel pump did not cut off
« on: 25 February 2020, 19:23:49 »
I have absolutely no sympathy.

Serves you right for driving a planet/child killing derv car. :)

I hate people.....

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General Car Chat / Re: Shell diesel pump did not cut off
« on: 25 February 2020, 16:39:28 »
I have undertaken all damage limitation/mitigation/whatever - see what Shell have to say?

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General Car Chat / Re: Shell diesel pump did not cut off
« on: 25 February 2020, 15:41:04 »
Oh dear! And you get to smell diesel on your hands for ages after.
It's not something that's ever happened to me & I normally latch the trigger on when filling my Merc ..... look! No hands  ::)
I wear the rather fetching plastic gloves available at most forecourts.

No I tend not to bother - I may have to claim for a shoe??


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General Car Chat / Shell diesel pump did not cut off
« on: 25 February 2020, 14:45:37 »
Just filled up - diesel pump did not cut off so spilled over car onto forecourt and over one shoe. Never happened to me before - reported it but got the impression they were not going to race out with sand. Bloody annoying - newish pumps as well.

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General Discussion Area / Re: TV questions
« on: 16 February 2020, 09:24:05 »

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General Discussion Area / Re: TV questions
« on: 16 February 2020, 09:20:16 »
Don't know of Freeplay but what you seem to be getting at is access to streaming services including main TV channels without an aerial or wires. Assuming you have decent wifi in the house then there are a number of options. I have used in the past a Humax Espresso which includes TV Player meaning you can watch live TV with a slight delay without an aerial. Also used for streaming Netflix etc. There maybe a subscription to TV Player after an introductory period,

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The same thing happened to my sister in law last week - underhand practice at best

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UAC = Use Account Control - I do not mess with anything like this in windows 10

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If you are not visiting dodgy sites looking for "educational" adult material or hooky software, the built in MS product is the best by some margin.

The biggest tips for security are not to be a first class idiot and lower UAC presets (if you do, you deserve to be banned from the Internet), and not run with an admin type account - always sign on as a limited user. Always.  Trust me, your ego is significantly larger than your talent if you don't.


Other products don't really make sense on Windows, they slow it down, they consume vast resources, and they cause lots and lots of problems.  The paid for ones have advantages in the enterprise world due to centralised reporting and control.


For all the gays creative types out there, remember that macOS needs AV as well, and Macs are now the fastest growing area for nasties - mostly because of the stupidity of its users believing they are immune.

Thanks that is what I was hoping to hear. I chose Malwarebytes as the pc guy I use suggested it - apparently it works happily alongside Windows protection without the slowdown. I have it on trial at the minute.

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General Car Chat / Re: What Do You Drive Now in 2020...?
« on: 13 February 2020, 22:56:14 »
I was a VX supporter for quite some years and had the Omega Elite Irmscher for about 12/13 years. Starting from almost at the end of the 3 year warranty there seemed to be always something to be fixed - a lot of issues with the CID for the Sat Nav, 1 engine rebuild and one new engine courtesy of VX fortunately. At 6ft 6in the replacement options for comfort  were a bit limited given the journeys to Manchester and Cornwall and so I switched first to the VW Phaeton and more recently to the Volvo V90. The large seats and leg  extension cushion in the Volvo was a major factor in selection. The Omega was relegated to station car for 3 years before being replaced by the Astra in 2015.

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General Car Chat / Re: What Do You Drive Now in 2020...?
« on: 13 February 2020, 22:44:10 »
Looks great Kevin

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Thanks all - may try Malwarebytes this time then

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