Raspberry PI - Page 2

susie123 · 14-08-2012, 00:08

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Originally Posted by Restless

sorry about all the double posts. 10 mins after posting rule stops it. Does accyweb have a no double post rule??

Can't see anything in the rules about double posting.

Neil · 14-08-2012, 07:07

The forum software does try to stop you making 2 posts the same

Mick · 14-08-2012, 07:17

There is no Rule about double posting "yet" but the mods have been told to remove all double posts as its a waste of space.

Mick · 14-08-2012, 07:22

Oh look Rule 27

27: All double posts will be removed by the mods when noticed as its just a waste of space.
no notice will be given by the mod when this is done.

susie123 · 14-08-2012, 09:38

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Originally Posted by Mick

Oh look Rule 27

27: All double posts will be removed by the mods when noticed as its just a waste of space.
no notice will be given by the mod when this is done.

LOL I see it now.

OK mods so by double posts I presume you mean two posts that are exactly the same which I agree are a waste of space. And as Neil says above the forum software does try and stop this if say you accidentally click the submit button more than once.

Not sure that Restless means the same thing when he mentions double posts as all of his are different and I would say very helpful or at least interesting to anyone who knows what he's talking about

Think he's just concerned that he's making the majority of posts and it's more like a blog. Is this OK - presumably so or you would have done something about it by now

Studio25 · 14-08-2012, 09:40

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Originally Posted by Restless

A little demonstration of it booting

You should have signed into AW - show people that for about £50 you can have a computer that does the important things in life...

Glad you got 1080p sorted - I wouldn't have been any help I'm afraid.

I saw someone at the Mini Maker Faire in Manchester last week who was demonstrating a £500 3D printer and one of the "inventions" he'd printed was a mounting plate to hold the Pi on the VESA space on the back of his TV.

Neil · 14-08-2012, 11:56

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Originally Posted by Studio25

You should have signed into AW - show people that for about £50 you can have a computer that does the important things in life...

Glad you got 1080p sorted - I wouldn't have been any help I'm afraid.

I saw someone at the Mini Maker Faire in Manchester last week who was demonstrating a £500 3D printer and one of the "inventions" he'd printed was a mounting plate to hold the Pi on the VESA space on the back of his TV.

Could he not find any blue tac?