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  #2149313 22-Dec-2018 15:14
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paulchinnz:

 

Acronyms.

 

Even worse, an acronym on a voucher with no definition on said voucher. 

 

I thought FNB was some fairly new bank I'd never heard of in Singapore. Turns out it's food and beverage.

 

 

 

 

PCMCIA slot?

 

 

 

People Can't Memorise Computer Industry Acronyms...






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  #2149315 22-Dec-2018 15:17
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Paul1977:

 

freitasm: No one talks of Festivus?

 

I've already broken out my Festivus pole.

 

 

 

 

I think there is surgery for that now.






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  #2149317 22-Dec-2018 15:23
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+1 for the euphimism

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  #2149320 22-Dec-2018 15:28
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frankv:

 

MikeB4:

All the Nitrogen does is keep the tyre inflated longer by slower loss through the rubber. I am not sure it's worth it

 

Whilst that's true, it's not significantly different to air. The only real difference is that the nitrogen is dry, so no pressure changes due to condensation/vaporisation of water.

 

 

Moisture comes out of air when it is compressed, which is why they have moisture traps on compressors.





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  #2149354 22-Dec-2018 16:40
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Geektastic:

 

Paul1977:

 

freitasm: No one talks of Festivus?

 

I've already broken out my Festivus pole.

 

 

I think there is surgery for that now.

 

 

Well done, well done...





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  #2149416 22-Dec-2018 19:38
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freitasm:

 

Geektastic:

 

Paul1977:

 

freitasm: No one talks of Festivus?

 

I've already broken out my Festivus pole.

 

 

I think there is surgery for that now.

 

 

Well done, well done...

 

 


And that, folks, crowns 2018. cool

 

 

 

(I'm here all week - tell your friends.)






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  #2150014 24-Dec-2018 13:54
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Credit card surcharges.





Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?


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  #2150112 24-Dec-2018 15:53
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My liver is getting rather annoyed with my decadence this time of year.





Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?


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  #2150252 24-Dec-2018 21:53
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The cable on my overpriced crap razer gaming headset being so sensitive to rubbing on things since its one of those BS braided cables that are so impractical, that any movement and it sounds like a tsunami in my left ear.





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  #2150272 24-Dec-2018 23:06
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The cable on my overpriced crap razer gaming headset being so sensitive to rubbing on things since its one of those BS braided cables that are so impractical, that any movement and it sounds like a tsunami in my left ear.



Stick some heatshrink tubing over it.





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  #2150274 24-Dec-2018 23:12
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Aredwood:

 

Stick some heatshrink tubing over it.

 

The whole length? Wouldnt get over the USB plug anyway. I just use them as a last resort thing since the gaming PC desk is all over the place at the moment because I want to move it so had to get the screens attached to the desk on a different arm and not the wall.

 

Heres another annoyance. Now the screen bounces when I type which is the whole reason I put the screens on a wall arm in the first place. Ffffff





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  #2150349 25-Dec-2018 08:16
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When you think of something small that really annoys you in the middle of the night, and can't recall what it was in the morning so you can share it with the lovely folks on Geekzone.

 

Merry Christmas everyone.


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  #2150695 26-Dec-2018 12:08
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Lack of search function, within MS Word, to find a word in roamingcustom.dic (or indeed custom.dic itself).

 

Mine has >1000 words. I've resorted to using a windows shortcut to open the file and use e.g. Notepad++ to search it.


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  #2150702 26-Dec-2018 12:59
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Planned obsolescence dressed up as a safety feature.

My UE Boom stopped working- failed batteries. Buy some new batteries from Jaycar and solder them in. Still not working. A protection circuit was refusing to allow the new batteries to work.

Problem fixed with a couple of small bits of wire from an old cat5 cable.





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Media constantly referring to the former town of Mount Maunganui as if it is still a separate and independent geographic location. When are they finally going to get the message that Mount Maunganui is a suburb of Tauranga and has been since 1989.


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