Well, it would make sense to check whether Scawen's measures are effectively working to prevent future issues of that kind...

If I read about it again I'll probably be watching again... I had quite some fun watching yesterdays activities... And still that gmt time scheduling went totally wrong...

Last edited by rediske, Sun 10 May 2009, 16:09.

Quote from shiny_red_cobra :

I don't wanna defend anyone here, but who knew the meeting room couldn't handle a bit too many people/messages?

It's a bug, they found it, and it should be fixed. That's why LFS is still in alpha, bugs are to be expected.

was about to say exactly that!

+1

this thread is sooo:

errm, according to what has been discussed above it's still an hour away...

Quote from spiderbait90 :

GMT Time at the moment is 16:36.
BST Time at the moment is 17:36. - British Time

19:00 GMT = 20:00BST = 21:00 in German Time.

So, Mr Rediske is correct.

Thanks for clearing that one up mate.

UnknownMaster21's post just made me change my windows time zones back and forth to check wether I was wrong...

I hate that time zone converting stuff...

I'll have a look as well, alarm clock set to 20:55 german time, right?

Quote from Velociround :

Open Google Earth and go to 45° 7'25.87"N 123° 6'48.97"W....
Wow, some people are really CRAZY about that

...went there and took pictures of 45° 7'25.87"N 123° 6'48.97"W

would be great to know when they shoot a new image for google earth in your area...

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

lmao, even after the fifth read...

+

bought here: http://www.westfalenhallen.de/ ... termodellbau/en/index.php

...twiddling with my shocky right now :hyper:

Vettel you're a beauty!

Quote from Timdpr :

Why not use this?

Because it wants a password...

Go Vettel go!

La Roux - In for the Kill

done!

1981 -> COMMODORE VC20 (I was 13)

Last edited by rediske, Thu 16 Apr 2009, 17:03.

:munching_

reading this thread...

Quote from dougie-lampkin :

I always wondered why I could connect any of my the machines in my house together with the same cable I use for any of the routers or switches I have. I thought I'd look silly if I said it was possible

It's even working the other way round. (I have successfully used crosslink-cables as patch cables... )

I linked my post here as well...

this definitely belongs in this thread as well...

Quote from RobbyMac :

if connecting 2 computers directly, then yeah a crossover cable is needed. If you have the means, you swap pins 1 & 3, 2 & 6 on one end of the cable. Google it to be sure, (youre swapping the oranges and greens). or just buy a crossover cable.

If they're both on Gigabit-LAN (and only then) there's no need for a crosslink cable, a simple patch cable would do...

Quote :

Automatic crossover

Automatic MDI/MDI-X Configuration is specified as an optional feature in the 1000BASE-T standard[1], meaning that straight-through cables will usually work between Gigabit capable interfaces. This feature eliminates the need for crossover cables, making obsolete the uplink/normal ports and manual selector switches found on many older hubs and switches and greatly reducing installation errors.

full wiki article

Last edited by rediske, Tue 14 Apr 2009, 16:20.

no...

yes!

Quote from Timdpr :

Who else has got the live timing up? (you can get it on www.f1.com)

thanks, just signed up to it and liked it...

unfortunately I saw three laps with it when they stopped the race...

hoping for a restart now!!!

Did you know you could extend Opera's speeddial to this?:



by adding this to your speeddial.ini:

Quote from Mackie The Staggie :

Why........

I thought of just replying a: