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Original post by Nick Longjohnson
I love how the price of most things doubles/triples when adding tax and delivery 
Quite.
Original post by Chrosson
Original post by Chrosson
For those of you with Chrome, have a look at the first in the spelling correction list for 'Zuckerberg'.
Google subliminally pushing Google+?
Google subliminally pushing Google+?
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It's telling me "no spelling suggestions", so I assume the Mac's internal spellcheck is overruling it (Apple subliminally advocating Facebook perhaps
). What does it say?Original post by Chrosson
For those of you with Chrome, have a look at the first in the spelling correction list for 'Zuckerberg'.
Google subliminally pushing Google+?
Google subliminally pushing Google+?
Spoiler
As puerile as that is, that's EXCELLENT!
Is it funn3h enough to justify installing Chrome to see that?
EDIT: ninja'd
Today, I am shortlisting graduate scheme applications while continuing with the EnigmaGroup hacker missions. Using my BackTrack 5 R1 VM to do the challenges
Working on those, yes. Missed out on Qinetiq because I didn't think I was too bothered, but it sounds like it might have been quite good after all and a friend of mine had a phone interview which went really well. Might also have to be the "Big 3" because EY closed their rather lacklustre looking IT graduate programme back in October or something ridiculous like that.
Am also applying for more general IT-based grad scheme roles to widen the net a bit. You can't really afford to be fussy these days, unfortunately
EDIT: ninja'd
Today, I am shortlisting graduate scheme applications while continuing with the EnigmaGroup hacker missions. Using my BackTrack 5 R1 VM to do the challenges
Original post by Mad Vlad
I assume you've been applying to the usual suspects, like the Big 4, banks, defence companies etc?
Working on those, yes. Missed out on Qinetiq because I didn't think I was too bothered, but it sounds like it might have been quite good after all and a friend of mine had a phone interview which went really well. Might also have to be the "Big 3" because EY closed their rather lacklustre looking IT graduate programme back in October or something ridiculous like that.
Am also applying for more general IT-based grad scheme roles to widen the net a bit. You can't really afford to be fussy these days, unfortunately
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Original post by Chrosson
Original post by Chrosson
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I genuinely laughed out loud. Google be maaaaaad.
Original post by Chrosson
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Hmmmm
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Original post by Nick Longjohnson
Hmmmm
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I was going to say that I think you were mistaken as I get the same result, but then I cunningly anticipated the comeback that it would be a given that I would have ****sucker in my dictionary.
Original post by G8D
It's a UK/US dictionary difference.
/fun_killer
/fun_killer
Oddly enough, my UK dictionary only gives cock sucker as an alternative... and I've only just installed it! 
Original post by G8D
Particularly like how nyan cat becomes exhausted.
hey guys, really random question....thought I'd ask here, though I doubt it'll make any difference where I post it ha,
just wondering, on the 7 day review thing for your timeline on fb, (before it's published) can your friends still see your 'old' page and post on your wall? or are you unable to do that for 7 days?
thankyou!
just wondering, on the 7 day review thing for your timeline on fb, (before it's published) can your friends still see your 'old' page and post on your wall? or are you unable to do that for 7 days?
thankyou!
Hi guys, need a hand quick.
I'm not good with desktop PC's, on the Hardware side, since I rarely have to fix them.
but my flatmates computer has recently been blue screening and now when turned on, powers up for 2 - 3 seconds then cuts off.
I feel like it's the CPU fan, however I don't want to go buy a screwdriver to remove it till i know for certain, but it's covered in dust as is the lower level of the heatsink. Would this cause the PC to power off instantly?
I'm not good with desktop PC's, on the Hardware side, since I rarely have to fix them.
but my flatmates computer has recently been blue screening and now when turned on, powers up for 2 - 3 seconds then cuts off.
I feel like it's the CPU fan, however I don't want to go buy a screwdriver to remove it till i know for certain, but it's covered in dust as is the lower level of the heatsink. Would this cause the PC to power off instantly?
Original post by Kenny_uk
Hi guys, need a hand quick.
I'm not good with desktop PC's, on the Hardware side, since I rarely have to fix them.
but my flatmates computer has recently been blue screening and now when turned on, powers up for 2 - 3 seconds then cuts off.
I feel like it's the CPU fan, however I don't want to go buy a screwdriver to remove it till i know for certain, but it's covered in dust as is the lower level of the heatsink. Would this cause the PC to power off instantly?
I'm not good with desktop PC's, on the Hardware side, since I rarely have to fix them.
but my flatmates computer has recently been blue screening and now when turned on, powers up for 2 - 3 seconds then cuts off.
I feel like it's the CPU fan, however I don't want to go buy a screwdriver to remove it till i know for certain, but it's covered in dust as is the lower level of the heatsink. Would this cause the PC to power off instantly?
Get an air duster and clean the HSF out. Power the machine on with the side panel removed and check that the fan is operating. If it continues, return to us.
Original post by Mad Vlad
Get an air duster and clean the HSF out. Power the machine on with the side panel removed and check that the fan is operating. If it continues, return to us.
Cheers, will do tomorrow.
Original post by fnm
hey guys, really random question....thought I'd ask here, though I doubt it'll make any difference where I post it ha,
just wondering, on the 7 day review thing for your timeline on fb, (before it's published) can your friends still see your 'old' page and post on your wall? or are you unable to do that for 7 days?
thankyou!
just wondering, on the 7 day review thing for your timeline on fb, (before it's published) can your friends still see your 'old' page and post on your wall? or are you unable to do that for 7 days?
thankyou!
Your page still operates like normal
Original post by Kenny_uk
Hi guys, need a hand quick.
I'm not good with desktop PC's, on the Hardware side, since I rarely have to fix them.
but my flatmates computer has recently been blue screening and now when turned on, powers up for 2 - 3 seconds then cuts off.
I feel like it's the CPU fan, however I don't want to go buy a screwdriver to remove it till i know for certain, but it's covered in dust as is the lower level of the heatsink. Would this cause the PC to power off instantly?
I'm not good with desktop PC's, on the Hardware side, since I rarely have to fix them.
but my flatmates computer has recently been blue screening and now when turned on, powers up for 2 - 3 seconds then cuts off.
I feel like it's the CPU fan, however I don't want to go buy a screwdriver to remove it till i know for certain, but it's covered in dust as is the lower level of the heatsink. Would this cause the PC to power off instantly?
You should buy a screwdriver, irregardlessly.
Original post by Ape Gone Insane
You bought yourself an electric heater. 
You mean like a Dell XPS?
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