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In the User Control Panel --> Friends and foes tab. Foes will show as a place holder in a thread, with a link to see post if you wish. There's no was to completely ignore a member.

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Having seen the other stuff that HomoFaciens has done, I suspect that he has made a sentient Pibot to nanoweld the case around itself, ship-in-a-bottle stylee.

[moving to projects where it belongs...]

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There isn't, sorry. (I agree that the "active topics" search isn't that useful on large forums as even limiting results to 1 day using the drop down at the bottom of the page still returns a few hundred...)

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What are you planning to do with it? people are much more likely to get on board if you inspire them and have some concrete projects in mind or even something completely mad to do with it

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Let's put home/amateur use into perspective: driving down to Maplins to buy lead-free solder will probably release a lot more (and varied) heavy metals into the biosphere than you would have caused by using the solder that you have in your shed drawer. This is a hunch, but if anyone has any figures ...

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alexchamberlain wrote:Yeah, but it cost $2.5 billion to land something on another planet.

That is a lot! You could build 25 ephemeral equestrian stadia with that and still have 10 million quid left over to buy two or three horses.

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where did you get it from? (site / link) It shouldn't do this (doesn't do this). One of the good things about win32diskimager is that it is a standalone .exe with no install and no other third party rubbish - I suspect you've clicked on something else by accident.

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kfricke wrote:Because my forum account can not post private messages (yet),....

should be OK now.

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andredobry wrote:Obs: Alguns falantes de língua inglesa estão se opondo ao tópico em português e espanhol.

Quem? pessoas aqui?

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welcome to the fourms sakai4eva. The XBMC install is definitely the way to go for a beginner. It really is as simple as worm says, you can have XBMC running with no knowledge at all of Linux. bredman's suggestion of MagPi is excellent . Issue one is worth a read before you start anything - it shows ...

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Unfortunately, yours is another example of how suppliers wash their hands of responsibility. It is this attitude that is very frustrating for end users. No - it's an example of how English contract law works. If you ordered a TV from Sainsburys and it didn't arrive, no reasonable person would feel ...

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Scep! I do not know what else you wanted to tell me!... You asked if there was customer service - there is, and the link is in the response to your firt post, so if you suspect that your package has gone astray these are the people you need to speak to. The use of Parcelforce or any other carrier i...

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thomasN wrote:
Is there any customer service?

Yes

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Good luck to them I say - the more people tinkering around with devices like this and learning about computing, electronics etc the better.

As to their forums - remember that this forum only had one member this time last year

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closed, duplicate of http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewt ... 28&t=12878

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portets is referring to one of the several posts you have made on this same topic: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=12887 Stop cross posting / spamming please Snipez. People are much more inclined to help if you make a single request for help giving full details of your pro...

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[moved to Feedback]

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My PC has a metal case, as do things like my external hard drives, LCD mounting box etc. They all work good

The material is not an issue: the design and manufacture is!

[p.s. moved topic out of For Sale section...]

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Your best bet is to ring them

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Hi Tom - sorry I missed this. The link issue is discussed here and here: it's on the (long) list of things to do. Thanks for the suggestions, I'll pass them on.

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A work of genius!

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Thanks for sharing this. Computers as as tool for doing 'home-grown' science experiments - it doesn't get much better than that :) Where were the switches from? Canibalised from a printer or something? And yes, udacity.com is a superb resource for learning (as is coursera.com). Get in quick everyone...

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AndrewS wrote:http://www.flickr.com/photos/learn4life ... 576419214/

Looks like somebody ate the egg before the photo was taken!

...and paid £156.23p for it

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I'm not the Foundation, but would like to say thanks anyway

It's easy to forget that The Raspberry Pi Foundation is a registered UK charity with a specific aim of improving education, and your generous donation and your advice is much appreciated. Thanks!

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I love: the cost :) ; the organic, hand-made vibe ; the use of Sketchup. A really nice case. (Personally I would be paranoid that the grilles may get pushed through one of the slots and contact the Pi so I would leave them out (or replace with non-conductive mesh). But that's just me ;) ) [edit - on...

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