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At 4:30pm every Thursday, we will be awarding a Gaming Award for a technical post - giving you another chance to win a free game (or a £30 Amazon voucher) each week!
Simply write up a (fairly) comprehensive guide or tutorial about how to do something technical and you will be in with a chance of winning. You can enter your submission at any time to be in with a chance of winning (not just on Thursdays).
If you submit after the deadline, then your submission will be considered in next weeks' competition.
If there are no submissions made, then the award will be donated to charity --
Have a look at the previous (technical post) submissions to get an idea of what we're looking for.
Remember, you can win any game of your choice each week - submitting a technical post is one of the many ways to do so.
Simply write up a (fairly) comprehensive guide or tutorial about how to do something technical and you will be in with a chance of winning. You can enter your submission at any time to be in with a chance of winning (not just on Thursdays).
If you submit after the deadline, then your submission will be considered in next weeks' competition.
If there are no submissions made, then the award will be donated to charity --
So get posting!!Have a look at the previous (technical post) submissions to get an idea of what we're looking for.
Remember, you can win any game of your choice each week - submitting a technical post is one of the many ways to do so.
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Well done Hmmmm
motomoto wrote:
> There has been a lot of discussion but it has been decided that
> the GAD goes to... ... ... ...
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> Hmmm....! Congratulations! :)
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> http://chat.freeola.com/Web-Development-4-chat/Backups-Data-Music-Photos-Back-it-up-7954.html
motomoto wrote:
> There has been a lot of discussion but it has been decided that
> the GAD goes to... ... ... ...
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> Hmmm....! Congratulations! :)
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> http://chat.freeola.com/Web-Development-4-chat/Backups-Data-Music-Photos-Back-it-up-7954.html
Machie wrote:
> Who won? Am I too late?
Sorry Machie :( There's always next week!
> Who won? Am I too late?
Sorry Machie :( There's always next week!
There has been a lot of discussion but it has been decided that the GAD goes to... ... ... ...
Hmmm....! Congratulations! :)
http://chat.freeola.com/Web-Development-4-chat/Backups-Data-Music-Photos-Back-it-up-7954.html
Hmmm....! Congratulations! :)
http://chat.freeola.com/Web-Development-4-chat/Backups-Data-Music-Photos-Back-it-up-7954.html
Who won? Am I too late?
Drummmm Rollllllllllllllllll.....
Less than 10 minutes....!
Hehe, very nice Digitrader.
No need to hire a PC repair guy after all.
No need to hire a PC repair guy after all.
Technical Posting entry. How to resolve many PC problems!
To be competant at any PC or MAC opperations there are a few rules that one must adhere to before ANY work is started on either systems.
Before any task is undertaken you must ensure you have a cup of tea by your side as a 5 minute job on a PC invariably lasts longer than 5 mins.
To make the perfect cup of tea you must.
First ensure that your kettle is clean ie no limescale around the inside.
Use cold water fresh from the tap (never re use water thats already been boiled) Boil your kettle with the fresh cold water, and then place your chosen tea bag in a cup or mug ( depending on your brought upness) and infuse with freshly boiled water, leave to stand for 3 - 5 minutes, (experiment with times to suit your palet) but no less than 3 mins and no more than 5 mins is the absolute tea drinkers written rule.
Stirr add milk and suger to taste as required. This should be drank with a chocolate digestive biscuit (tradition) but as in lfe things change and Kit Kat fingers are now as popular a choice as the suggestive digestive.
savour and enjoy this method usuallly helps resolve most PC problems I have ever had.
I am Digitrader I am over 21 and I am a PC.
To be competant at any PC or MAC opperations there are a few rules that one must adhere to before ANY work is started on either systems.
Before any task is undertaken you must ensure you have a cup of tea by your side as a 5 minute job on a PC invariably lasts longer than 5 mins.
To make the perfect cup of tea you must.
First ensure that your kettle is clean ie no limescale around the inside.
Use cold water fresh from the tap (never re use water thats already been boiled) Boil your kettle with the fresh cold water, and then place your chosen tea bag in a cup or mug ( depending on your brought upness) and infuse with freshly boiled water, leave to stand for 3 - 5 minutes, (experiment with times to suit your palet) but no less than 3 mins and no more than 5 mins is the absolute tea drinkers written rule.
Stirr add milk and suger to taste as required. This should be drank with a chocolate digestive biscuit (tradition) but as in lfe things change and Kit Kat fingers are now as popular a choice as the suggestive digestive.
savour and enjoy this method usuallly helps resolve most PC problems I have ever had.
I am Digitrader I am over 21 and I am a PC.
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Yeah I did like your post hmm..., but it wasn't really too much of a guide or review, however I do believe that it was useful. :-)!
Yeah I did like your post hmm..., but it wasn't really too much of a guide or review, however I do believe that it was useful. :-)!
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