Dash Rendar
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Ooooh, Him! Some names are infamous for all the wrong reasons.
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I've offered my opinion to the Supra-bashers at BarryBoys... http://www.barryboys.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=338498#338498. CJ, I remember seeing your car on there a while back. As I recall, everyone agreed that the noob who posted up the picture was clearly mental and your car was far too nice to be considered a barry vehicle. It's rare for them to see the light!
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Parked next to my old Rover Coupé, which my mum now has!
Dash Rendar posted a gallery image in Supra Garage
From the album: 1994 BPU Supra TT J-Spec Hybrid Turbos Auto
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From the album: 1994 BPU Supra TT J-Spec Hybrid Turbos Auto
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From the album: 1994 BPU Supra TT J-Spec Hybrid Turbos Auto
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From the album: 1994 BPU Supra TT J-Spec Hybrid Turbos Auto
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From the album: 1994 BPU Supra TT J-Spec Hybrid Turbos Auto
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Before it went BPU and got the aggressive FMIC...
Dash Rendar posted a gallery image in Supra Garage
From the album: 1994 BPU Supra TT J-Spec Hybrid Turbos Auto
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I've been thinking about doing this too. I'll be keeping an eye on this thread!
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There's a good summary of best practices and many tips and tricks for getting good search engine results here. It's a year old, but still valid.
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Sounds sweet. That's what I call RAD!
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The usual MS solution for software development on a PDA is the "Embedded Visual Tools" package which comes with embedded Visual C++ *and* embedded Visual Basic. Symbol usually also provide the APIs you need to interface with their hardware. Alternatively, you can go down the Java route. Many integrated development environments for Java are free (e.g. Eclipse). Although Java is easier to develop with than Visual C++ / C++, it is *much* harder than VB. Also, Java development on a Symbol handheld will require a small-footprint JVM. Symbol do provide (or atleast used to provide) the NSIcom Creme JVM with some of their handhelds, but a preferred option would be the J9 JVM from IBM designed for small-footprint devices. IBM also provide a 'Device Developer' edition of their Java development environment, but it's not free.
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tbourner, why do you want this on DVD? It was an awful movie!! "Hmm, shall I finish off the cheesy nasty Russian with this rock? Nah, that'll just make me as bad as him!" To Ian: defo not Cyborg, but it might have been Cyborg 3. Those movies got progressively worse... But Cyborg 2 did have Angelina Jolie in one of her younger roles!
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My thoughts exactly! And don't broadcast your SSID either.
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This page has some useful guidelines on PSU requirements on a 'per component' basis.
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Yeah, hard disk data can be surprisingly resilient! Norton's WipeInfo is okay, but not free. There's also BCWipe, which I believe has a functional eval version. Both meet DoD standards, i.e. they write junk data 7 times over the original data.
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I've got a few more for you here. My favourite one is where the support engineer told the customer they were too stupid to own a computer.
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Lovin' it!
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Most of the people I work with make lots of 'boy racer' and 'chav' references whenever I mention my car. It really p1sses me off because I believe our mkiv community and the respect we have for our vehicles (and other people's vehicles) is a world apart from chav/barry-dom. There's certainly a lot of jealous people out there. And at the same time, there seem to be a lot of people who are so blind that they can't tell the difference between a Supra and 4-zorst Saxo with neons, spinners and 12 bass boxes. Innit.
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Terence Stamp - Superman II
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Anyway to tell if you've already got FCD? Other than do the decat and then go WOT until the Supe has a fit?
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I'll be doing this soon too. Don't forget the sparks, restrictor ring, fuel pump change and other necessary changes that you may have to make for this.
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Sandra Bullock - Demolition Man
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When I was a kid, I fancied Jennifer Connely from Labyrinth. Nothing's changed now...
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Happy birthday mate. Have a can of Duff for me!
