DulwichFox

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He wasn't suggesting you hid behind your computer, > he was saying that if someone hasn't met you, > surely 4k+ posts is enough to give them a bit of a > clue about what you're like. I did not say Mr Ben suggested I hid behind my Computer, I said it had been suggested in the past.. I've even posted my photo in the past few weeks... Most of the people I have met with many more posts more than myself are very different than the way they come across here.. They are mostly reluctant to talk about anything when you actually meet them without having someone close to hand to back them up. It is worth noting that 60% - 75% of my posts are of a technical nature offering help and advice. People asking for help with local amenities.. Also posts offering items that people have requested either free or for a small fee. Curry club posts.. The regular set are not often seen in those areas... Very few posts concerning other posters unless in response to personal attack. DulwichFox

MrBen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foxy - may I use you as an example? > > We have 4487 posts from you. By your logic you are > suggesting that none of them give any clue as to > who you are i.e. you, your character, the real > fox, the man behind the fur? > > If you're completely different in meat space then > its been a long and slightly bizzare act. If it's > a fair reflection...then well it is perhaps > reasonable to assume that you're the kind of chap > who welcomes free olives? I really do not get your angle.... I was at El Pebe's leaving do where I met many people and they in consequence met me. I'm a regular at the Curry Club so people there know me. I'm out every night but strangely there are very few Forumites I have met whilst out and about despite being a so called 'Social Butterfly' I do not hide behind my Computer Terminal as has been suggested in the past. PS. I do not much like Olives. Even Free ones. DulwichFox

Far too much talk and discussion in this thread and other threads about other EDF members by people who either don't know them or have never met them. What gives anyone here the Devine right to pass judgement on other EDF members. I strongly suspect there are people out there who's ears will be burning. DulwichFox

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Dot notation ... > > > > > http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thu > > > mb/f/fb/Dotted_notes3.svg/190px-Dotted_notes3.svg. > > > png > > > > Example 1. Dotted notes and their equivalent > > durations. > > The curved lines, called ties, add > the > > note values together. > > > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dotted_note > > > > You may of heard the phrase 'Read the Dots' > > > > Well you need to know about The Dots to read > > sheet Music.. > > > > > > > > DulwichFox > > > In the example you give, the "dot" is referring to > the actual dot, not the note. They are dotted notes.. Reading the dots gives you the duration of the Note.. Foxy

People in The EDT who move their table and chair in front of the fire and sit there for an hour or so with their a*se in the flames whilst sipping on a pint of tap water... Selfish sods... DulwichFox

Dot notation ... http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/fb/Dotted_notes3.svg/190px-Dotted_notes3.svg.png Example 1. Dotted notes and their equivalent durations. The curved lines, called ties, add the note values together. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dotted_note You may of heard the phrase 'Read the Dots' Well you need to know about The Dots to read sheet Music.. DulwichFox

Lowlander Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Whilst attempting to drive at > myself constantly looking down at my speedo to > > check my speed > > thus taking my eye off the road... > > > > It is much easier to judge 30 MPH.... been > doing > > it for 40 years > > > > Just a thought. > > > > DulwichFox > > Shouldn't take you too long to adjust. I can tell > by engine noise alone when I'm doing 30. I drive an automatic and at those speeds 20 - 30 it does not make much noise.. If it was a manual then I would know what gear I was in.. Dulwichfox

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Whilst attempting to drive at <20 MPH I find myself constantly looking down at my speedo to check my speed thus taking my eye off the road... It is much easier to judge 30 MPH.... been doing it for 40 years Just a thought. DulwichFox

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Certainly more people seem to be taking the advantage of the 20 MPH and darting across the road feeling it is now safe to do so. .. and not using the crossings. With cars travelling closer together there is likely to be more rear end shunts due to people doing so. Also cyclist tend to ride faster than 20 MPH. They pass me on the inside all the time when I am out driving. DulwichFox

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Plusnet is wholly owned by BT - but operated at > arms length. Like any ISP/ broadband provider > (save those providing satellite broadband, which > is very expensive, or mobile broadband - slower > and also often more expensive than e.g. fibre > services) it has to have a physical link into the > house - it uses telephone lines (as do most > providers other than the former NTL Cable company, > now re-branded as Virgin, who uses cable access). > Hence you have to be getting telephony from > someone for them to be able to connect to you. > Almost all domestic physical connexions (other > than cable TV) are eventually provided by BT > Openreach, the provider of wholesale local network > to BT Retail as well as to most other non cable > ISPs. > > Just out of interest, emergency services (999) are > only guaranteed delivery over a hardwired phone > using a landline, because landlines are powered > from exchanges which have back-up battery systems > in case of power failure. Even if you lose power > in your home, a hardwired phone will still work - > wireless handsets rely on the base station to be > powered, the exchange power won't be sufficient to > run those. Mobiles will of course continue to > work, if you have power, and signal! BT Exchanges do not rely purely on Battery back up. They also have Diesel Engine Sets and Rectifiers that provide power during any outage and also to charge the batteries. In my days as BT Power Eng. 2 50volt batteries (Open Cell) at 3,200 amp/h would be charged at 200 amps @ 16 hour rate.. Foxy

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I kinda liked Declan/Alan and he was given a bit > of a hard time over curryclubgate. Is that why he > left? > > Maybe the curry club thread would be better suited > to the "what's on" section? What.. move a Thread to another Forum Section after 8 years... Don't think so. DulwichFox

MicroMia is good.. ... but do we want to Promote or Encourage such a product.. Mix with water ??? Yuk ! For Fox Sake !

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My BT speed test was 79.8mb. I'd have a word if I > were you Dulwich Fox. I'm on copper twin all the way back to the Exch. I'm using a Belking G Wireless Router. They are trying to switch me to Infinity. Foxy

I'm have BT Broadband .. Current speed as tested with BT Speed check.. 3.28mbs That's about as good as it ever gets.. I get faster speeds at the EDT Wi-Fi DulwichFox

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