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RE: The Techno Geek thread... - bhara - 08-04-10

(07-04-10, 09:44 PM)flyingcod Wrote:  Need to buy the print server first.

Any recommendations, fine people of SSDB. And Sab. Cool

fc

i got a hp printer for cheap
cartridges are about £20 for colour
and cheaper for b+w
print about 300-600 pages in good quality and wireless

if you want something with cheaper cartridges go for an epson
i saw one on offer somewhere will see if i can find it again tonight
(08-04-10, 01:16 AM)nikosg Wrote:  can anyone help with the old "error 1722" when trying to install solidworks 2009? Very Happy haha

http://www.solidworks.com/sw/support/FAQ-installation.html
scroll down a bit
click on your error code
youll need to sign up to get the answer though
i can be arsed lol


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - nikosg - 08-04-10

haha yeh ive already done that but couldbt be bothered signing up tongue thanks anyways champ


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - bhara - 08-04-10

maybe this helps?
dont know your os

http://www.solidcamsupport.net/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=3


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - Big J - 08-04-10

If he can't even be arsed to sign up to a website to get the answer he doesn't deserve your help! Very Happy


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - nikosg - 08-04-10

i actually did big j just before,... and no doubt, there solutions had nothing to do with what i was getting... bloody useless! let me try this!
thanks bhara.. i already found all that stuff so yer... oh well.
mite load up windows 7 and get the 64bit version...

running it through VMware Fusion on my mac, with XP installed...

no luck so far Sad


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - flyingcod - 10-06-10

I have a HD ready telly oopstairs; evil edna one doonstairs.

I don't have a chav dish on my house, so no $ky or cable.

I want to watch the WC in all it's HD glory, checked where I live and I can get BBC 1 HD/ITV1 HD/CH4 HD - so all I need is a HD box?

One for each telly?

Recommendations on best/cheapest box?

Thanks, I love you all. Very Happy

fc



RE: The Techno Geek thread... - Lurkzilla - 10-06-10

Does the evil edna one have a hdmi input?? Can it recieve a hd signal???

You are looking for a HD freeview box not a freeSAT one!

http://direct.tesco.com/content/specials/freeview.aspx
Humax make a good reciever, google... Humax HD-FOX T2

Review

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/digital-tv-receivers/humax-hd-fox-t2-668320/review

Shop links

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0036TGN8K/ref=asc_df_B0036TGN8K677778/?tag=pgcelec-21&creative=7966&creativeASIN=B0036TGN8K&linkCode=asn

http://www.dabs.com/products/humax-hd-fox-t2-freeview-hd-box-6L02.html

Cheapest

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5322408/Trail/searchtext%3EFREEVIEW+HD.htm


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - Shellshock - 07-07-10

I think the dog's had hold of my current pair so I be in the market for some new earphones for me iPhone. I prefer the ones that go right deep inside yer lug-hole, anyone got any good recommendations? I probably wont want to spend too much either, £40 will be about the limit, unless you can convince me otherwise.

Cheers in advance


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - mr.pure - 07-07-10

Sennheiser's all the fucking way.
Got me some pretty good ones for about £15, usually £30 odd, on the bay.
C400s or some such doolally.


RE: The Techno Geek thread... - ez-1 - 07-07-10

Some people like Koss Spark Plugs, they are really cheap and if they fit I think might be enough for someone. I cannot fit them though.
I found these Monster's from SFA airport and been really happy. Includes 5 different eartips so most people will find a proper fit.
My friend is total Sennheiser head, but when it comes to in-ear plugs he uses Sleek Audio SA-6.
Both plugs are totally out of that £40 range, but will deffo make you think differently about music.