
rwillett
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This works perfectly well as a three port 4k kvm. One of the usb ports doesn’t work, port 4 from memory. All of the other ports 1-3, hdmi and usb, work fine. it’s red and looks like this https://amzn.eu/d/dYVJHdU It has the correct PSU but I have reused the cables on the nice new KVM I brought to replace it. it supports keyboard switching, so scroll lock-scroll lock-<number>, so you don’t take your hands off the keyboard. You can also use the front panel. I ran it on a 1920x1200 monitor as well as 1920x1080. It’s a good unit but I needed four ports and brought the upmarket four ports, two monitor version. Just plug it in and off you go. No software needed. Works on macs, though scroll lock isn’t on a Mac keyboard, so you can’t use a Mac keyboard to change monitors but the front panel buttons work fine, Windows, Linux and Raspberry Pi’s. ill post for cost, probably around £6-£8 or you can pick up for free from the NW and Scotland Bass Bash in Clapham, North Yorkshire. yes I have two KVM’s in the recycling section 😁 thanks rob
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Absolutely fine. Might be interested in the Explorer myself. Always looking for a quiet unassuming guitar that sits in the background...
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Zon Hyperbass Type II Michael Manring Signature
rwillett replied to eubassix's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Over £1,000 now. Whats peoples best guesses on the eventual price? -
Nope, I have my own little business specialising in complex IT project management, rescues and recovery mainly for the UK Govt. I'm never out of work Rob
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I'll try and do it today, but work has suddenly gone into firefighting mode in the last 45 mins. <sigh>
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Of course you can I'll write a proper one if you want.
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Zon Hyperbass Type II Michael Manring Signature
rwillett replied to eubassix's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
If it's too good to be true, it's too good to be true.... Not my style of guitar to be honest, but worth keeping an eye on it. Oban is 5 hours from me each way, and I'm on the edge of Cumbria, so local collection is going to be difficult for most people. It's a solid 10 hours of driving, and 20 hours of public transport according to Google Maps. That makes the £80 of postage seem very reasonable. However, the zero feedback is a worry. rob -
As an aside I saw @ossyrocks in The Out and Out Blues Band yesterday doing a warmup gig in Lancaster. Really, really good. Two sets of blues, very tight band, no hesitation in recommending them to anybody who likes blues to go, watch and listen. As I was watching and listening, I was thinking Alan Price, Eric Burden, a bit of Dr Feelgood. The driving Hammond and Leslie organ were great, the drummer and lead guitarist worked together well. If only the bassist was up to scratch Just joking. All of the band worked together well. The mix was great, I could hear all the instruments really clearly, massive surprise as often the sound is garbage. @ossyrocks and the drummer put down a great rthymn section, surprised to see @ossyrocks singing as well. He's very good, not saying that because he's on the board, he really is very good. To be clear, the band are not a tribute band and had their own take on the songs. Two singers, one on harp, one on bass, a great keyboard player, drummer knew his stuff, hime and the bass were tight and a lead/rhythmn guitar who stayed out of the limelight and just got on with it without being flash. None of the band grandstanded, none of the band hogged the (very, very small) stage, the band were tight and loose This may have been a warmup gig, but I thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Very few people there, so I had a table to myself and just watched and had a wonderful time. Thanks Rob
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Free room available...
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@ossyrocks Mission Control says "yes". I'll bring my printed bass in case yours breaks. Rob
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I do have a number of full fat web servers that I could use here, but I really don't want anybody, including myself, to spend too much time here. The above idea sounds like each time the thread is read, it goes out and pulls whatever is at the end of the URL link in the signature, It would be easy to randomise a series of images on an external webserver to do that. Thats no different to what I am trying to do here. I can see that if I embed a basschat link, that is quite often expanded out, hinting that the functionality is there. However if it was up to me, I would pull out all this type of functionality from the board as the potential for abuse is simply too much. Whilst me adding in a countdown timer to a fairly sensible website is OK in principle, whats to stop me linking to a very dodgy website dealing up all sorts of undesirable and extreme images and videos. I could for instance hide https://www.conservatives.com inside a nice family friendly LGBQT+ site for instance. Having young children exposed to Rishi Sunak or Michael Gove at such an early age could stunt their development and could lead the site to accusations of storing extremist materials and supporting terrorism. I think we close this thread off now Thanks Rob
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That might be the only solution
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Thats a good idea, wonder if I can automate that image each day?
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@BigRedX @ped Don't worry. The code button is for formatting code as far as I can see. As an example here's the iframe code wrapped in the <> button <iframe width="300" height="154" src="https://w2.countingdownto.com/5498838" frameborder="0"></iframe> I can see that on the bottom right of the popup is a list of different styles to apply and Perl is one of them My second favourite language after C #!/usr/bin/perl # INSERT INTO "main".sqlite_sequence (name, seq) VALUES ("Category", '558'); while (<>) { chomp; if (/^INSERT INTO \"([^\"]+)".sqlite_sequence \(name, seq\) VALUES \(\"([^\"]+)\", '.+'\);$/) { print "INSERT INTO \"$1\".sqlite_sequence (name, seq) VALUES (\"$2\" , '0');\n"; } else { print "$_\n"; } } All I was trying to do was put a countdown time to the North West and Scotland Bass Bash, it's not worth the time and effort TBH beyond 2-3 mins Rob
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No need to apologise. This is all good stuff. If it moves off building stuff, then we may ask to create a new thread, but carry on. Its interesting. Rob
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Still like to come though
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Ah, good job I asked. Still need to ask Zoe, but shes in York for the day. Will love to come though. Thanks Rob
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Hi I'm trying to embed a countdown timer to the NW and Scotland Bass Bash 2024 into my signature. Two questions please: Am I allowed to? If so, how do you do it? https://countingdownto.com/?c=549883 is the web page. The website has generated an iframe and I thought that putting it in the signature would automatically call it as I see other people having links to websites. I suspect the ones I have seen are basschat links and not 'external' sites and so what I am trying to do is not possible. Thanks Rob
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Let me have a chat with Mission Control. Would love to come. Is this at the old railway station on the sea front? Rob
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30 days.....
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Ah, now I see what you mean. Not planning that. I just wanted the pickguard to have a subtle line around it. I'd love to print some decent patterns but at the moment my focus is getting the bass body finished, pained and shiny. The new pickguard is the first step. I assume from your comment that some people put fake bindings around guitars? Rob
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@Richard R Not sure what faking bindings are? Can you explain please. These are the two pieces joined. I've filled and sanded and am down to (upto?) to 240 with the wet and dry. The surface is dulled, the join between the two pieces looks OK, there is a thin line of filler, and other bits of filler. These are going to be spray painted so I'm not at all worried about how they look at the momen, though I have to say my ability to take photos that look bad is wonderful A primer/filler coat will get rid of most of the ridges, but my intention is to spent another hour with more wet and dry to get this as smooth as possible. The back shows where I joined the two pieces. Played about with different papers on the back before the front. Just about all of this will be covered with copper tape, so not concerned about the looks.