JonMack
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Nice one Ben that was sickkk!
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Definitely!
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Aren't they something to do with/are on Anticon? Or am I thinking of someone different? Ben, I'm getting it now, probably watch it in the morning!
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In other news, I'm looking forward to the results of this experiment. That is all.
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Stan is running a rubber queen on the rear too, so that should give you a bit of confidence in that decision.
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Surely you could have done that without starting this thread then?
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Mine said oh wait I don't care.
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Turn off all the other computers, connect yourself to the modem directly, turn off everything that uses the internet except your browser, then test 3 times. Average it, and that will be the most accurate way of doing it.
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Addingham Moorside, 2 Riders, Lots Of Space
JonMack replied to DrEvil270183's topic in Riding Pictures
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That's the speed of your network connection, not your internet connection.
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That's where the problem lies
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I don't have a headset so there will be no banter from me.
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To quote Pants in Bristol on Saturday... "Mummyyyyy!!"
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I'll need to get used to controls and shit somewhere
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*sigh*
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But then again, speedtest is f**king good.
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In that case, when it arrives I'll get used to it on career mode or whatever, then get pwned by you lot online.
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About 30-40mm shorter from memory
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Good way to judge ledge height is to put your wheel next to it
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150g I lost 72 when I cut the wall outta my try-all.
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I know. You're all gonna pwn the f**k outta me
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My my my... Kloe and Frika, good times I remember being on modandstocktrials on yahoo groups, and downloading videos at 3kb/s, and having to pause downloads while my internet reset every 2 hours.
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Pretty much. You get a few people who are jack-of-all-trades, but mainly people go into those two groups.
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IMO a designer is front end, a developer is back end. Front end for me is design/xhtml/css/cross browser testing/etc. and back end is php/coding wizardry/advanced js/etc.
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A designer designs and codes the site so it looks nice, a developer develops the back end so everything works and it all links together nicely.