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  • in reply to: I'm gutted …. #1907888
    PeeDee
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    Yes, a lot of bull in his story as per the poster above.
    It seems you were being conned or about to be conned. Have you checked your belongings?
    Your kindness is saintly, but the truth is that genuinly desperate people don’t approach strangers in the street and invent a sympathy tale. You getting the Vicar involved (Or any 3rd party) probably spooked him.

    in reply to: General Discussion #329563
    PeeDee
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    It’s an atonishing truth. LOOK, my books sold out!
    We get the formula thanks. Next.

    Oh, re Rudder. The longer the craft, the smaller the rudder needs to be, it’s all about the distance from the Turning moment of the craft and the ratio between girth and length.
    Similar affect is seen on the A380, proportionately short-fat therefore outrageously large fin and rudder.

    in reply to: Titanic took a wrong turn… apparently #1907892
    PeeDee
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    It’s an atonishing truth. LOOK, my books sold out!
    We get the formula thanks. Next.

    Oh, re Rudder. The longer the craft, the smaller the rudder needs to be, it’s all about the distance from the Turning moment of the craft and the ratio between girth and length.
    Similar affect is seen on the A380, proportionately short-fat therefore outrageously large fin and rudder.

    in reply to: General Discussion #331542
    PeeDee
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    We all came from outer space, on a Comet (Lumpy icey kind, not one of Geoffrey De Havilland’s)
    We are all aliens, we started off as a Tardigrade. Some still look the same.

    in reply to: Curious crash in California #1908787
    PeeDee
    Participant

    We all came from outer space, on a Comet (Lumpy icey kind, not one of Geoffrey De Havilland’s)
    We are all aliens, we started off as a Tardigrade. Some still look the same.

    in reply to: General Discussion #331543
    PeeDee
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    I think it’s high time the real story was portrayed in a new version, without all the made up story, and with realistic characters. It makes a mockery of history as far as I’m concerned, and could be done better. I’m amazed with all the interest in the Spitfire even these days in Britain that it has not yet been done.

    There is indeed a programme on our TV in a week or 2, called the Real Battle of Britain. An add for it was on TV last night, after the showing of “First Light”. A well thought out documentary film based on the book of the same name by BoB’s youngest pilot Geoffrey Wellum. Plenty of good (Modern) Spit. footage shown.

    in reply to: The First Of The Few (1942) #1908791
    PeeDee
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    I think it’s high time the real story was portrayed in a new version, without all the made up story, and with realistic characters. It makes a mockery of history as far as I’m concerned, and could be done better. I’m amazed with all the interest in the Spitfire even these days in Britain that it has not yet been done.

    There is indeed a programme on our TV in a week or 2, called the Real Battle of Britain. An add for it was on TV last night, after the showing of “First Light”. A well thought out documentary film based on the book of the same name by BoB’s youngest pilot Geoffrey Wellum. Plenty of good (Modern) Spit. footage shown.

    in reply to: General Discussion #331544
    PeeDee
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    After every internet session, I clean my world with CCleaner.
    All cookies, temp. files and recycle bin are cleaned (Not just emptied).
    It’s a free download. I use filehippo as the source downloading site.
    Used ccleaner (When it was known as CrapCleaner) for 6 years now, no problems.
    I learnt about ccleaner from the excellent internet publication called “Tweaking companion” by Koroush Ghazi. A darn fine book IMO.

    For deeper cleaning and virus removal, use Anti Malware or/and Super anti spyware. Again, these are freeware.

    in reply to: Tracking cookies (removal) #1908794
    PeeDee
    Participant

    After every internet session, I clean my world with CCleaner.
    All cookies, temp. files and recycle bin are cleaned (Not just emptied).
    It’s a free download. I use filehippo as the source downloading site.
    Used ccleaner (When it was known as CrapCleaner) for 6 years now, no problems.
    I learnt about ccleaner from the excellent internet publication called “Tweaking companion” by Koroush Ghazi. A darn fine book IMO.

    For deeper cleaning and virus removal, use Anti Malware or/and Super anti spyware. Again, these are freeware.

    in reply to: Best method of resizing photos but retaining quality #445904
    PeeDee
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    For web uploading, I too got fed up with qlty loss and colour loss, even when using photoshop “Save for web” option.
    I now use “Image re-sizer” which is free, from Microsoft. One doesn’t even have to open the file, right-click on the filename and select resize, select the one you want (In our case 1024×768) and it leaves a copy of the file…with the same name but with the word “Large” in brackets. Qlty and colour are faithful. I use this for projecting images in competitions.

    in reply to: General Discussion #337598
    PeeDee
    Participant

    Far too simple. :p

    But true.
    When London was the most important City of da velt, the G. M. was the divider of East West. Notwithstanding Kent and the other bits of civilised Europe.

    PeeDee
    Participant

    Far too simple. :p

    But true.
    When London was the most important City of da velt, the G. M. was the divider of East West. Notwithstanding Kent and the other bits of civilised Europe.

    in reply to: General Discussion #337603
    PeeDee
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    Those ‘in the know’ seem to think IE has a few security issues,I am just playing safe LOL

    But I have the MS firewall and a very expensive Protector/Anti-virus. I see no need to change from IE. After every net session I clean up with CCleaner. The only virus I’ve had was my own fault when downloading a file.

    If I needed to be faster because I may lose £10,000 on the market in the nano-second of saving, then I’d check on the speeds of such things…but I don’t so I won’t.

    in reply to: What web browser do you use on your PC? #1911830
    PeeDee
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    Those ‘in the know’ seem to think IE has a few security issues,I am just playing safe LOL

    But I have the MS firewall and a very expensive Protector/Anti-virus. I see no need to change from IE. After every net session I clean up with CCleaner. The only virus I’ve had was my own fault when downloading a file.

    If I needed to be faster because I may lose £10,000 on the market in the nano-second of saving, then I’d check on the speeds of such things…but I don’t so I won’t.

    in reply to: General Discussion #337762
    PeeDee
    Participant

    Please explain what is wrong with IE.
    Every page I search for is found and opened in less than a second.
    What else do I need a browser for, if not that?

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