Duncan Clench
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Back in March I had fever and fatigue but no cough or loss of taste/smell. A test wasn’t an option at the time so I don’t know for sure. However, a mate who I spent time with shortly before I got ill was really sick and later tested positive for antibodies. Probably had it. Will never actually know. Got off lightly if I did.
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Thank you. I’ll do some research.
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Thanks, I’ll take a look. Haven’t used Kodi in a very long time!
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Do any of you know of a stand-alone VOD service? I’m using a FireStick.
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Take the gamble...
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little things that annoy the shit out of you
Duncan Clench replied to boots123's topic in GF - General Forum
People who pronounce the word says as 'SAYS' instead of 'SEZ'. -
Try soak.com. It's online only (I think) but the stuff I've got from there has been good value and very decent quality. Also iBathUK on eBay.
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Yeah for sure. I haven’t come across any issues with formatting, personally. When you first start it, you’ll need to go into settings to make it default to save to .xls and .doc but that’s it. Worth a try if thats all you’re going to be using it for, and it if doesn’t work out for you then get MS Office. My personal preference is Libre Office, for what it’s worth.
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They’ve withdrawn support for 2010(11) now I think so the obvious answer is to go for 2016. However Office 2016 is the worst piece of crap that Microsoft have ever developed. Which is really going some! Any particular reason why you wouldn’t use Libre or Open Office instead? Both free and both great.
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I asked my wife to pleasure me with her keyring. She's just fobbing me off.
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I've got the 2016 one with the flatter keys and it's really nice to type on. Just a case of getting used to it. If you're used to Apple keyboards generally, you'll find it a breeze. That being said, sometimes osngiv eomg epfk pekfjgp epr.
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Yeah sorry mate, just seen this. They usually come with the cables and I'm still using ones I bought about 3 years ago with no issues. If you can, try to make sure you plug them directly into the wall socket. They will work through an extension or 4-way but it's not as good. Also, you can use however many you want around the house, but just be aware that you'll need the same ones as different brands tend to use different tech.
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If you move the router and use a long telephone wire then you will most likely get signal degradation and noise on the line. Not saying it isn't worth a go for a few quid, but the telephone cables degrade the signal while ethernet cables do not. Home plugs mate. I use them for IPTV and they're great. No need to lift the carpet or run a wire round the house.
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Best non alcoholic refreshment for hot weather
Duncan Clench replied to Bellflower's topic in GF - General Forum
Excellent hangover cure. Best with Sailor Jerry rum. -
Get some homeplugs. Cheap and brilliant. TP-Link TL-PA4010KIT Nano Powerline Adapter Starter Kit, No Configuration Required, UK Plug https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01BECPIMC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_jAnwBbGTK9Z8Q