Broithe

Should I get rid of AGV after I install MSE.They could clash I persume.

Don't imagine that I actually know anything. I vaguely remember that there was a clashing issue that prompted his tests of the various free systems available, but, apart from the MSE MWB combination being the best result, I can't remember much else.

 

This is from a couple of years ago, but his opinions are unchanged today. http://www.staffordforum.com/xf/index.php?threads/which-anti-virus-my-findings.4314/

It showed up trogan horse.I use the AVG free antivirus.

It's those bloody Greeks again.

 

My tame geek used to recommend AVG, but now says MSE + Malwarebytes is still the tops of the free ones..

Possibly a mixing problem - give 'em a real good shake.

 

You could always matt varnish the shiny ones.

 

Transfers will always be better on a glossy finish anyway and then the whole thing matted afterwards - you'll see the carrier film if you apply transfers to a matt finish.

I run Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebytes (free version) in Vista as a result of advice from a highly-experienced geek friend. He did copious testing with various virus samples and decided that they were the best - and they don't conflict with each other, so you can run both. I've had no real trouble since. With the free Malwarebytes you do have to remember to update it now and then and it needs to start the internal scan manually as well, to get an auto-scan requires the payed version.

 

I would point out that my geek is generally anti-Microsoft and was almost annoyed when it did so well in his tests.

Possibly we should have had this -

- instead of Jedward. Though, if you really want a coffee at Ballybrophy these days then you might need to bring a flask. Lambe's and Phillips's are long gone..

 

My own pictures of the centre of the Universe - https://picasaweb.google.com/105618325540295927305/Ballybrophy# - I have a few more that I'll stick up at some point..

 

 

We have a lot of these signs over here and I do get the urge to produce a more suitable pictogram for the sign...

If you're going to deface something, at least do it legibly.

 

Like what is it supposed to be?

I'm glad that I'm not the only one who thinks that.

 

I once repainted an isolated urban bird-hide which was covered in graffiti, most of which was similar rubbish, but there was one very good bit that I painted round. I was heavily criticised for not obliterating that bit as well, but there was no new graffiti for most of a year afterwards. I'm sure that if I'd painted it all out, then it would have restarted straight away. I like to feel that I was in tune with Banksy before I'd even heard of him..

just had a 20,000 ltr pond built & another 4,000 ltr as well.

Wiggy.

 

Forget the loft - get into the cellar - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-12820354

Are you going to control it all with the two Amigas?..

Drogba's off - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18152689

If two equal bids arrive, and they are both for the winning value, then the first one takes precedence - hence the suggestion about bidding a little over round figures.

 

Otherwise, to take an extreme example, somebody could have bid €15 two weeks ago and would be out-bid by somebody bidding the same amount today.

I suppose the first bid of €15 won it in the end - it can be worth sticking a few cents on to tip the balance..

Windows internet Explorer 9

 

Same here and I don't have too much problem..

jesus Broithe, i knew that section of the line was bad -but not that bad!!! i thought that line was upgraded? board na mona bog railways are more even than that!!!

That's a few years ago, but I don't think it's had much done to it since. they've replaced the track in the station itself and removed the points into the unused siding to the goods shed. It's a very low angle shot and it probably makes it look worse than it is, but there'll be no TGVs through there for a while...

 

Here's rarely used track near Kleven in Ukraine - one for the landscape enthusisats to have a go at..?

This looking towards Dublin from Ballybrophy - hang on tight!

 

I blame Michael.

The grass in front of it is spot-on.

lol I'm pretty sure one of the england players kept the dog!

It was Brazil's Garrincha that kept the dog.

Jimmy Greaves, small Irish whiskey, cup of tea and a smoke at half time, legend.

Another one from my All-Time Team. Has anybody else ever caught a dog during a World Cup match?

 

the force is strong there Obi-Wan ....... dont recognise anto though!

It was still early - he hadn't had a shave yet..

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Socrates will always be in my All-Time Team, and not just for the penalties..

Thanks for putting the Video on to the forum

Best Regards

Walter

No problem - there's plenty more.

 

It looks like it comes with a model of Michael 19830 already fitted...

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broithe, have heard that if you held a flouresent bulb close to a ht cable that it lights up..true of an old wifes tale? (not that i have any intention of doing it!!)

It will glow, dimly, due to the fact the ends of the tube are quite far apart and so they are at different potentials in the electrical field. It only really works where the phases are widely separated in space, such as the field of a high-voltage overhead transmission line. In a cable where live and neutral, or all three phases are present close together, there will be a lot of field cancellation which greatly reduces the effect. It would need to be a fairly high-voltage source, I doubt that it would work at 25kV, which most railway systems are - and, if it did, then you would probably have to be dangerously close for the effect to occur - with a high voltage field the gradient is sufficient at a much larger distance from the live conductor.

 

Standing under a transmission line and waving a long, pointed conductor at it is not something that should be recommended. I am not aware of anybody ever being zapped when doing this, but if it did happen then you would not get away with it..