melly

I got it

@Chadatious wrote:

sorted £199 with the papal 10% off discount haha and its a complete refurb not a fixed one

not really sure what you were after but glad you got sorted anyway

@fr499y wrote:

@Chadatious wrote:

yeah im not keen on camping, if i was ill take the van and camp out in that

Too easy for Dave to enter

Aww I'm happy to stay at home - in fact why not make it Friday to Monday - give me a break guys

@Davehutch wrote:

I am prepared to book into b&b or if mel wants to come down with me might even do a hotel and make a few days out of it , but if a crowd is going I will fall in with what ever.

happy birthday

Hope u are ok

I went Friday, Dave went Friday and the weekend

Lol we both enjoyed it but I was the warmest - Sat watching it from the comfort of my sofa

yes I know what you mean and you have to take a bank loan out if you want to eat and drink there - but that's the same at all organised events nowadays.

Was good though, and I usually get the tickets when they first come out so I've forgotten about the price by the time we go

Yeah but we get to see it and hear it

Off to Silverstone today for the motogp. Velly excited anyone else going?

I've got Windows 10

@Chadatious wrote:

my massively gay sleeping bay turned up today!

I need a photo

@smilinjack wrote:

I understand that, but Microsoft appears to be arbitrarily setting a device life and offering free upgrades within  that lifespan.

Totally agree but they all do what they want anyway in the end. I Wil make sure I save anything important that's on my computer and just go for it . What's the worst that could happen .......

@smilinjack wrote:

Interesting little snippet:

Windows 10 is famously ‘free’, but Microsoft has been worryingly silent about just how free it really is. Now, only 17 days before release, leaks suggest ‘free’ Windows 10 might not be a good deal at all…

The news comes from ComputerWorld which attained Microsoft internal slides that strongly suggest many Windows 10 owners will have to start paying to receive updates within two years. The key lines ComputerWorld discovered are:

“Revenue allocated is deferred and recognized on a straight-line basis over the estimated period the software upgrades are expected to be provided by estimated device life…. [The estimated device life] can range from two to four years.”

‘Device life’ is the key phrase here. Microsoft has already stated revenue earned from Windows 10 must be deferred because of the free upgrade model (cash isn’t taken upfront), but it repeatedly stressed Windows 10 owners can expect to get free updates for the “supported lifetime of the device”.

So - being a bit dim here is the device windows 10 or the computer u put it on. If it's the computer surely u buy a new one at the end of its lifetime which will have a totally new operating system (the Windows 10 bit I mean).

If the device is Windows 10 - it's saying u still get free updates for the supported lifetime - suppose the question is what's the difference between the supported and actual lifetime and what happens if u don't have the updates?

Yay almost there for the ride out

borders

Ambush

Door

So sorry for your loss

@melly wrote:

wd40? I have no idea if it will work but Dave swears by it lol

in fact I am sure it will not help at all, but couldn't resist it

wd40? I have no idea if it will work but Dave swears by it lol

Good luck for Monday

@Chadatious wrote:

had a chat today, the job is mine and im allowed the weekend off so here we go.

paydays on monday and working a week in hand will make it tight but ive got savings if i need to break into them for now so i will see you all in july

Yay pleased for u Chad