Re: xyplorer
Yep long term DOpus user here. Even managed to get it whitelisted at work so I can use it there. Wouldn't be without it!
Posts by Paul Westerman
210 publicly visible posts • joined 31 Aug 2007
File Explorer gets facelift in latest Windows 11 build
Metaverse? Apple thinks $3,500 AR ski goggles are the betterverse
ZX Spectrum reboot scandal: Directors quit, new sack effort started
Exclusive to all press: Atari launches world's best ever games console
HP Ink to compensate punters for bricking third-party ink cartridges
Thursday 3rd May 2018 14:26 GMT
Re: Motherf***ers. I strongly doubt this is the only HP that has done this.
I use Instant Ink too, I print even less than you so I only pay £1.99 a month, kid's homework etc. taken care of and if we get through 2 carts a year we're quids in. No more running out of ink at annoying moments. They even give you an postage-paid envelope to recycle the old ones.
Avengers: Infinity War: More Marvel-ous moolah for comic film-erverse, probably
Sysadmin wiped two servers, left the country to escape the shame
Sysadmin held a rack of servers off the ground for 15 mins, crashed ISP when he put them down
I couldn't give a Greek clock about your IoT fertility tracker
Cyborg fined for riding train without valid ticket
Batteries are so heavy, said user. If I take it out, will this thing work?
He's cheesed it! French flick pirate on the lam to swerve €80m fine, two-year stretch in the clink
Bloke sues Microsoft: Give me $600m – or my copy of Windows 7 back
Rogue IT admin goes off the rails, shuts down Canadian train switches
It's been 50 years since those damn dirty apes took the planet by storm
T-Mobile US let hackers nick my phone number, drain my crypto-wallets, cries man who lost $20k
Amount of pixels needed to make VR less crap may set your PC on fire
WikiLeave? Assange tipped for Ecuadorian eviction
Lock them up and throw away the (don)key
Two drones, two crashes in two months: MoD still won't say why
Humble civil servant: Name public electric car chargers after me
Google to kill its Drive file locker in two confusing ways
Microsoft extends free Windows 10 S to Win 10 Pro upgrade offer
The curious case of a Tesla smash, Autopilot blamed, and the driver's next-day U-turn
Truck spills slimy load all over Oregon road – drivers slip in eel slick
Four Brits cuffed in multimillion-quid Windows tech support call scam probe
No hypersonic railguns on our ships this year, says US Navy
The nuclear launch button won't be pressed by a finger but by a bot
Seminal game 'Colossal Cave Adventure' released onto GitLab
SPY-tunes scandal: Bloke sues Bose after headphones app squeals on his playlist
Gordon Ramsay's in-laws admit plot to hack sweary celeb chef's biz
Microsoft's new hardware: eight x86 cores, 40 GPU cores
Mac Pro update: Apple promises another pricey thing it will no doubt abandon after a year
Wednesday 5th April 2017 09:42 GMT 
Shame though
At least Apple are trying to bring a bit of design to the PC - I really liked the 'bin' design, and the 'lamp' and especially the G4 Cube. Unfortunately the designs hobbled the functionality. But even their tower designs are beautiful - did you see the EEVblog teardown of the Power Mac G5? (goo.gl/RssygC). Lovely things. Wouldn't ever buy one though!
HP Ink says ink sales are down but PC sales are up, up, up!
Thursday 23rd February 2017 15:53 GMT 
I gave up
after trying refills, 3rd party inks (terrible) and then being caught short and having to spend £25 in Tesco on a colour cartridge. I've gone for the Instant Ink option, £1.99 a month and HP send me a new cartridge when the printer tells them I need one. Freepost recycling envelopes too.
RAF pilot sent jet into 4,000ft plummet by playing with camera, court martial hears
Coming to the big screen: Sci-fi epic Dune – no wait, wait, wait, this one might be good
Kylie withdraws from Kylie trademark fight, leaving Kylie to profit from… existing?
WTF? Francis Ford Coppola crowdsources Apocalypse Now game
Chelsea Manning sentence slashed by Prez Obama: She'll be sprung in the spring
Smart bombs, smart bullets – now guided smart artillery shells, thanks to DARPA dosh
Speaking in Tech: 'You idiot - you could've done that in 3 clicks'
Name's BOND, JBOND: Igneous's ARM strap-on is for your drives only
All aboard the warship that'll make you Sicker
Chernobyl cover-up: Giant shield rolled over nuclear reactor remains
Drops the mic... Hang on, hackers could be listening through my headphones?
What's that, Adobe? A Photoshop for faking voices?
Unlucky Luckey: Oculus developers invoke anti-douchebag clause, halt games for VR goggles
'What this video game needs is actual footage of real gruesome deaths'
Wednesday 14th September 2016 10:51 GMT
Re: They forget one small detail...
My brother lives in NZ (we're Brits) and he has one steer at a time on his small plot. He hires a guy who turns up in a Land Rover, drives across the field and shoots the animal when it's looking the other way. He says the same thing, if the animal is stressed it spoils the meat. Then he takes it away and comes back a few days later with joints, mince, burgers, steaks, whatever you want, all ready to go in the freezer. My bro says it's the best meat he's ever tasted.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
