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  • How to Thrive, not just Survive, this winter
  • oink
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    virgin do good business broadband without the need for a landline – if you can get fibre

    oink
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    some bigger bike stuff

    oink
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    from 2 summers ago

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    E-van here

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    skiprat – Member
    …but her mum and dad said it was only a matter of time before it happened to her.

    she’s under 16 and so her parents are still responsible for her actions – get the money off them – maybe it’ll encourage them to teach her some better road sense.

    oink
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    white forks here too

    oink
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    As GlennG has said, our mate has bought one of those canyon frx 8 – due here soon, looks very good for the money.

    I can also recommend a giant faith – which i run with totems[/url] for freeride messing around (36lbs) and 888s[/url] for dh duties (37lbs)

    oink
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    trance x advanced sl 0 custom – sub 25lbs with a 150 fork and dropper post 😉

    oink
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    i have some plantronics which are great but have found these which i will be getting soon…

    oink
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    use a sureflap[/url], our cats have 10 digit chips and the flap only works for cats coming in, so if another cat did get in they could get out easily enough. Very simple setup

    had a pet mate elite before – which was great in that you could see which cats were in and have different programs for each cat (time based, in/out etc..) but relied on having a largish tab on a collar, which meant you couldnt really use a snap collar and if a cat did lose it, they were stuffed

    if you could get a flap that combined the two (features/screen & for chips) that’d be a winner!

    oink
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    listen to bassdrive[/url] all the time, via shoutcast/winamp – great stuff on that.

    they have a lot of old sets in their archive too.

    oink
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    i milk llamas

    oink
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    magnet for cabinets and appliances-online for, er, appliances

    oink
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    another one – shit crash, but good video (crash at 3:40ish)

    oink
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    went from a set of hopes with x819s to a set of roval traverse el – same performance – seem to cope with my 14st and jumping/crashing and a fair few rocky trails – and come in at 1550g – win win – can be found a lot cheaper than retail if you look around for the 2011 ones.

    front comes with 9, 15 and 20 options, rear is just qr. tubless ready out of the box – been running them tubeless since i got them without issues.

    the rear hub uses a dt swiss freewheel

    rovals are made by specialized

    oink
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    A few here…

    and this one is special it deserves to be on its own…

    oink
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    look at some roval traverse el wheels (roval aka specialized) 1550g for the pair – 2011 ones can be found for a lot less than their retail value

    oink
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    My old kona went down the upgrade path from this…

    to this…

    oink
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    Jonnie jumping a huge gap on a 140mm bike…

    oink
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    try just turning it off and letting it dry (with heat if needs be) out properly before turning it on again – usually works with mobile phones

    oink
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    sun ringle hubs are quiet

    oink
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    KS remote cable easily unclips from the seapost to allow you to remove the post

    use something like this for frame guides…
    http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=19014
    only need two – but place them further in along the top tube than normal cable stops – so you dont get a loop of cable in between, and it doesnt catch on the frame
    also replace the sticky pads from those with some of this stuff…
    http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=110&storeId=10151&partNumber=672288

    example routing here…
    Giant Trance X

    oink
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    whilst you’re setting up samba – its a good idea to add a recycle bin – so that if you delete anything – its put in a hidden folder and not just removed (which is normal for linux machines)

    My current setup – which i’ve used for ubuntu, rhel and mandriva
    used for a test web development server – so each user can have their own development enviroment – which is central and easier to backup (svn’d also)

    It’s been tweaked to allow windows xp through to windows 7 and macs to view the shares so – you could try using the whole config and then thin it back to get what you want…

    remember you dont necessarily need to restart samba after you change the conf file as it reloads itself

    [global]
    workgroup = WORKGROUP
    netbios name = LINUX SERVER
    server string = LINUX SERVER – Samba Server (Ubuntu Server 10.04)
    map to guest = Bad User
    guest account = nobody
    passdb backend = tdbsam
    obey pam restrictions = yes
    invalid users = root
    log file = /var/log/samba/%m.log
    max log size = 50
    socket options = TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_SNDBUF=8192 SO_RCVBUF=8192
    preferred master = no
    domain master = no
    local master = no
    os level = 0
    dns proxy = no
    ldap ssl = No
    winbind uid = 16777216-33554431
    winbind gid = 16777216-33554431
    guest ok = yes
    guest only = yes
    cups options = raw
    hide dot files = No
    hide special files = Yes
    vfs objects = recycle
    recycle:keeptree = yes
    recycle:versions = yes
    recycle:touch = yes
    recycle:maxsize = 0
    recycle:exclude_dir = /var/general
    restrict anonymous = no
    load printers = no
    show add printer wizard = no
    acl compatibility = winnt
    null passwords = yes
    wins support = Yes
    read raw = No
    write raw = Yes
    max xmit = 131072
    use sendfile = Yes
    read time = 15
    getwd cache = Yes
    oplocks = Yes
    create mask = 0644
    force create mode = 0600
    security mask = 0555
    force security mode = 0600
    smb ports = 139
    strict locking = no
    ntlm auth = YES
    lanman auth = YES
    client ntlmv2 auth = yes

    [homes]
    comment = Home Directories
    browseable = no

    [printers]
    comment = All Printers
    path = /varr/spool/samba
    guest ok = No
    printable = Yes
    browseable = No

    [EXAMPLE SHARE]
    comment = Example Share
    path = /var/www/example
    read only = no
    case sensitive = No
    hosts allow = 192.168.0.16 192.168.0.26 192.168.0.28 127.

    on this example I am using a linux user called nobody of nogroup – you may need to create this

    oink
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    its fine – you just need to remember that most religious people are also atheists (atheism is the rejection of belief in a deity – Christians for example don’t also believe in Zeus – therefore for that particular god – they are atheists)

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    BenHouldsworth – Member

    Oink, what company did your roof?

    Our builder just brought everyone in that he needed, so dont know who the roofer was. But he was http://www.gcbuildingltd.co.uk/

    oink
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    what is the roof covering going to be? – make sure it works with such a low pitch and windows (are they going to open?)

    our architect designed for tiles – but they wouldnt guarantee waterproofness for roof lights and the low pitch and even then the veluxes had to go in upstands which ruins the outwardy appearance but looks good inside
    fortunately our builder was clued in and we have a funky resin roof instead of tiles

    oink
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    My mates stuff…

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/54438106@N06/

    and…

    http://finnhopson.com/

    and this which recently made it into the Brighton 2012 calendar for January

    http://finnhopson.com/brighton#h5780608

    oink
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    purgatory

    oink
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    have you tried fitting the non remote lever if you have it?

    oink
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    seatpost looking back, under top tube looking back or forward – shock/fork movement, under bars looking down, bottom of fork looking back – the rollbar mount for go pro is useful as it fits a wider range of tubes.
    a few examples here…

    oink
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    giant trance x or reign?

    oink
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    sounds like a problem – is the lever at the seatpost end fitted correctly?

    oink
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    mk1fan – Member

    Party Wall matters do not always REQUIRE Surveyors to be appointed.

    However, getting a surveyor to do it properly – getting photos and descriptions of the adjoining walls will cover your ass when your neighbour claims you have just caused a large crack in their wall with the works you have carried out. Without the award (and assuming the crack was already there) you’d have no way to prove he’s just trying it on – and to make good may cost you a lot.

    The surveyors also work for the crown and not the individual parties so there is no bias

    oink
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    galaxy s2 here with the official samsung 2000mah battery and cover – keeps the phone thin and with it rooted and stripped of bloatware i can get 3 days + with moderate to heavy use (bluetooth, wifi and gps on all the time)

    oink
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    my giant trance x is very plush – and at under 25lbs, nice and light

    oink
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    you may need party wall awards if you have adjoining neighbours or the foundations are to be within 3m of their property which would require surveyors

    oink
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    14st, have had some Roval Traverse EL wheels for a year now – done some jumping with them – and they are still true and without issue.

    1550g, essentially a dt swiss freehub – so reliable

    Freeborn in horsham and a few other shops on t’web have them for a lot less than retail for the 2010 ones (~ £350 for the pair)

    oink
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    yes, used to use a white wall before i bought a screen – projector cost me about £800 – you’ll need a dark room though, unless you’re willing to compromise on picture quality or price

    oink
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    got a 1.5 WC headset on my faith and it was a little fiddly to fit – as you need to line the cups up with each other. and ensure they’re central down the frame.
    so headset press is required and a set square.

    but after you’ve done it once its a lot easier. Now swapping between totems (with normal headset) and 888s (and WC headset) takes less than an hour for the lot.

    oink
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