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thanks guys

LOL Thanks guys. Thanks Jake I got a helicopter for my birthday. A little T-Rex 450 SE V2. I've put some of it together already

I started recommending BT to business customers a while ago. They have some annoying anti spam policies (mail relay whitelist where they check on WHOIS and compare postal addresses), extra cost for static IP etc, but they seem to be OK, not too over subscribed (i.e. it's fast enough), the customer support on the business side is good enough if you know what the problem is yourself and are able to explain things. They're good enough if you don't, but the problem I had with Demon was when they transferred their support to India or wherever, they were useless in the former situation, somewhat condescending and almost totally unable to escalate matters to real technical people, much like I encountered with Wanadoo (not my own, on behalf of customers), hence why I'm quite happy with BT's business broadband stuff. I think though that the residential support might be India based? Not sure. I use the 0845 600 7020 when I need to call them. I'm with Be personally and have a few customers who I've directed that way as well, maybe more from now on. I worry they'll be oversubscribed soon with their unacceptably low prices and O2 also offering out Be's network at even lower prices. Their support has been fabulous with me during some slightly weird phoneline/number circumstances on my behalf. Very good to deal with. Oh and Be's multi-static-IP stuff isn't ideal. They bridge your router with their network and allocate you a few IP's on their subnet, rather than giving you your own little subnet. So you can't for example have a nice router firewalling the static IPs nicely unless you do something like 1-1 NAT for each IP and use a private IP address on your machines that would otherwise have had the public but firewalled IPs.

What's it like to drive? Certainly looks good. The diff.. you mean it's hard to get the back end out due to it having a normal differential?

You guys seem to be keeping the mods busy

I think that's one of my favourite Supra photos of all time. It shows the shape perfectly. No body kit just perfect

Get over it!

Hey - you got hit in exactly the same spot as me! Same circumstances! You can't see too much damage on mine, but it's the same spot: http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/8481/46498751gu3.jpg For the record, the UK spec bumper fits perfectly on a facelift Jap car and is cheaper but doesn't come pre-painted like the Jap ones do.

Ah, that's good to know. I used Super a couple of times but as I'm on that GNU operating system now I had to find something different.

I'm pretty sure AutoGK (actually, I know autogk does) and Super© etc all use virtualdub for the actual transcoding.

Mine is running at 3.0Ghz quite happily. I'm sure it'll go further, but no need to for now. Stock cooling, so it's really quiet Fargo: I don't know if the video encoding stuff you are thinking of using (virtualdub or a front-end for it?) makes good use of the multiple processors, but I use Handbrake (http://www.handbrake.fr - apparently there is a Windows version), and it happily uses all four processors and compresses a DVD to whatever in next to no time.

hmm. I'll try edit: nope. This time I logged in first, then added it. I did this from a different machine as well so no cookies keeping me logged in or anything.

It's staying at £69.99 for me ?

I use TomTom on my E51, but it almost seems like I have to buy one of these just to play with .. hmmm I'd hate to make TomTom defunct but why not.. I moved to using a mobile because every time I left a proper TomTom in the car I had to fit new windows and hoover out broken glass. At fifty quid new, you'd hope Sat Nav theft would become less of a problem though.

I would go for the Porsche turbo any day, as I see it as a more normal/usable car than those weird fancy things (Ferrari ). The SL55 for sure is a usable car but it's not taken long and it's already heading into Hollywood Wives territory like the old one did/has. Only problem with the porker would be carrying things.. if only it had the bootspace/hatch of the Supra.

It seems ironic that this stuff happens on April fools day.

Jet wash.

Strangely, I generally find other cars to be polite to me when I'm in the Supra. People let me out of junctions and what not. Mind you, I do let people and buses etc. out all the time. Don't get too much tailgating going on really. No more than in a boring car like the Volvo I'm in at the moment. Is your Supra all chavved-up? (Although I don't think I can see why that would cause other drives to be idiots..)

Oops. I should've figured that out

He said it's turning over fine. Unlikely to be the battery then I would think.

He says no cable in his area though.

I'm with Be too. I only get 10mbps though because i'm 2.2km from the exchange. I have a customer with them who gets 23mbps and another who gets 17.. If you are getting above something like 14mbps, and you have the Pro package with them (£22/month incl vat) you can ask to be switched to Annex-M, which gives you ~2.3mbps upstream speed over the usual 1.3mbps. I'm a bit gutted because I don't get more than 1.4mbps upstream Oh, you said 8mb is the limit. Does that mean your local exchange hasn't been unbundled? Have a look on http://www.samknows.co.uk to see for sure.

Awesome. Well done. I'm guessing that you're an old fart BTW My claim for the head-on collision in my last Supra is now at £25k, that being £6k for my car, a few grand for her car, her drive-assist car rental, her injury claim and her daughters injury claim etc. So imagine my joy when my renewal came up the other day and it was £600, that being £50 less than last year

Ugh. Windows Mobile. It's Windows 3.0 all over again

I have to say the 8gb one sounds more interesting. I didn't realise they had increased the RAM like they did with the NAM version, which is something that was badly needed, and I didn't realise the screen was bigger. The screen on the original N95 was lovely to begin with. It's too fat though as well