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If you are interested in booking a hotel last minute or one for a specific budget then www.laterooms.com would be the best place to start.
Finding a hotel on this site is easily done and the site is very user friendly.
Enter the following details:
Destination
Arrival Date
No. of Nights
How many people
Then sort by many options such as:Price, Best Discount, Guest Rating, Star Rating, Name and Distance.
Example:
Sort by Price this will list the cheapest hotels first then you can choose out of the cheapest ones which offers the best facilities and is it nearby to where you want to visit or stay.
So personally this is the most useful site for booking hotels I have come across.
If you think otherwise or have any comments then please write them below.
This site was hacked and the database was dropped (Deleted). Luckily I had very minor backups that I could restore. I have learnt alot from this complete and utter **** (Use a four letter inpolite word here or just use turd). I will be ready for any more hacking attacks ;) If you would like to see some of the details of the hacker please see below: medan@hack.cl Changed my "Site Title" to Hacked. One interesting thing I found out was if you have access to cPanel and can use PhpMyAdmin you can look in the tables in the database and you can see his own admin user account he edited/created. Your admin account will no longer work for trying to access the actual WordPress site. Once you have changed the login details to your own so you can regain access to the admin area of WordPress you can then take note of the plugin names you have installed. When you reinstall WordPress you ca now find the plugins you used before more easily. (They could well be on the server still if you check with FTP program). If anyone else has any tips to help resolve this issue that would be great as it actually affected thousands of WordPress blogs and sites. My first tip is to backup very often! All users please bare with me whilst the site is redeveloped. Regards, Nerd
DX Client 2.7.1 is a small program which will allow you to connect to a certain IP address. (example: 81.22.21.34)
If you have a CCTV Digital Video Recorder (DVR) connected to the internet you can connect to it using this program. It will allow you to view the cameras from any computer as long as you have this program installed and have an internet connection.
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Have you ever wondered if Mobile Phone Xchange is a scam or if they actually work. Well find out here and see NerdorTurds review and other visitors comments to help you make up your mind.
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I recently purchased a Samsung 50" Plasma Display (PS50B530) and It keeps powering on and off! This is due to it attempting a software update every 45 minutes. Which can be enabled or disabled in: Menu> Settings> Software Updates Hope this helps everyone with the same issues.
Welcome to Nerd or Turd
Nerd or Turd will be updated weekly with interesting information such as;
Random tips
Facts
Quotes
Computer problems
Technology
iPhone Applications Reviews
Scams
Healthy Eating and many other random but interesting topics.
I hope the information I post is of use to you and may help in some way. Please comment on my posts and feel free to let me know your opinions or correct me in a vary rare case where I may be wrong.
If you would like to submit any information or articles you have created please let me know and I will happily put your name to the article.
The following domains have now been registered so you should be able to find the site easily:
www.nerdorturd.co.uk
www.nerdorturd.com
(.com was purchased on: 13/01/2010 as I put more funds into the website.)
Any comments on the site would be appreciated and if you would like to contact me please email me at: jkench@jakescreations.com
I hope you enjoy the site,
Jason Kench (Nerd)
I have been added on more than serveral occasions by Windows Live Messenger Bots (MSN Bots) they pretend they are a real person and offer an apparently free viewing of their webcam session.
I just wish someone can report or delete their accounts which I will add here. They are a huge scam and WILL take money from your account if you enter your Credit Card (CC) details in.
So be aware of and if you want to be scammed of money please visit the site and enter your details.
http://www.myhomecamnetwork.com/
Bot email addresses:
moongross43t@hotmail.com
alexadesantisqnl@hotmail.com
clementineforest8as@hotmail.com
CammieElger5889@hotmail.com
More addresses coming soon, when users let me know and when I come across more.
Look below for the example: (Conversation is a good example how they reply or don’t answer your questions.)
Jace said (11:15):
hi
Megan said (11:16):
Hey I saw you on myspace? i dont remember if we are friends.
Jace said (11:16):
fuck off
Megan said (11:16):
so whats up with you today? had a fun new years?
*
Megan says (11:17):
*Where did you go?
Jace says (11:21):
*.?
Megan says (11:22):
*yeah im just a lil bored have off of work today.
Jace says (11:22):
*did you go to the park today?
Megan says (11:22):
*currently im working for a fashion design company
Jace says (11:22):
*oh that answered my question
Megan says (11:23):
*im entered in a fashion and talent contest and your rating would mean alot to me
Jace says (11:23):
*so where is my free webcam showing that I wont tell anyone about…..?
Megan says (11:23):
*I have a bunch of lingirie to choose from… whats your favorite color? im tryin to decidelol
Jace says (11:23):
*dog
Megan says (11:24):
*hmmm…. lol I think i might be able to do that, go to http://www.myhomecamnetwork.com/swtmegan scroll ALL the way DOWN to the bottom u will see “Friends of Megan”, tell me when you get the password page!
Megan says (11:25):
*…hi?
Jace says (11:25):
*moongross43t@hotmail.com
Megan says (11:25):
*put in the password: myfriend4
Jace says (11:25):
*ok so where do i enter my credit card details?
Megan says (11:26):
*yea, fill out your info,first and last name, make sure you put your correct b-day k?
Jace says (11:26):
*y?
Megan says (11:27):
*kk, if you entered as our friend, it should say 0.00 at the bottom, if so you are good for our friend’s pass
Jace says (11:27):
*surely you have to verify my age with a credit card? and run loads of purchases and frauds off of it?!
Megan says (11:28):
*CC is just to verify your age hun,its the sites policy, we had to to do the same thing .. it won’t charge, u got the free password
Jace says (11:29):
*will you fuck off?
Megan says (11:29):
*I just found some booty shorts lol i think im gonna put a skirt on!!!!!!!
Megan says (11:30):
*Are you there…?
I have purchased a Blu-ray player this week for £94.99 from play.com. Main features I looked for when buying the player: Upscaling of DVD’s to 1080P. (P=Progressive, Better than 1080i. I=Interlaced) Optical Output (To connect to my current Creative Inspire 5.1 surround system) I was also interested in trying out the BD Live Internet Download. Cheap price (£94.99). USB/Ethernet port for updating the firmware on the Blu-ray Player. I compared many models specifications and reviews which include Samsung, Panasonic and Sony. I tried to get the cheapest deals, best specifications and tried to future proof the player. I also purchased a HDMI Cable from eBay which was £3.74 and is 3 Meters long. Bargain and has 24 carat gold coated connectors (Although I dont think the is important for digital signals). I will update you on this when I receive the HDMI cable and blu-ray DVD’s in the post. Download – Sony Bluray BDP S360 Manual Specifications: Product Description: Sony BDP-S360 – Blu-Ray disc player Product Type: Blu-Ray disc player Dimensions (WxDxH): 43 cm x 20.7 cm x 5.6 cm Weight: 2.1 kg Media Type: CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD+RW, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD, CD, DVD+R DL, BD-R, BD-RE, BD-ROM, DVD-R DL Upscaling Video D/A Converter: 12bit / 148.5MHz Remote Control: Remote control – infrared Sound Output Mode: Stereo Form Factor: Tabletop Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year warranty Description: Blu-ray Disc Player Enjoy a movie experience worthy of your HDTV. This Blu-ray Disc player delivers superior HD images, supports BD-Live and plays your existing DVD library. The best HD image quality available. Take full advantage of your HDTV and the detail of Blu-ray Disc video content. This Blu-ray Disc player produces over 2 million pixels per frame to produce a razor-sharp picture with unmatched depth and clarity. That’s 6x better picture resolution than standard DVD. It also plays your DVDs. Watch Blu-ray Disc movies and breathe new life into your DVDs. With DVD upscaling you can view your existing DVDs in near-HD quality via an HDMI connection. 24p True Cinema 24p True Cinema technology lets you watch films at their intended 24 fps (frames per second) — the way movies are shot and mastered — so you can enjoy cinematic picture quality. x.v.Colour output x.v.Colour output plays AVCHD-format discs with support for the international xvYCC color standard, producing images with nearly twice as many viewable colors as the existing RGB color standard. BRAVIA Sync BRAVIA Sync technology lets you enjoy the convenience of one remote control to operate and control all your compatible home entertainment devices. It utilizes the HDMI CEC function to easily turn on and control your compatible HDMI-connected components without having to use multiple remote controls. Faster loading times. Quick Start Mode lets you begin operating your Sony Blu-ray Disc player approximately six seconds from the time it’s powered on. HD sound that Hollywood intended. Revel in an extraordinary surround sound experience. The BDP-S360B player supports both internal decoding and bitstream output1 of enhanced audio codecs, including Dolby TrueHD and… Read more »
I purchased a hard drive from microdirect about a year ago. The hard disc drive is a “Samsung 750GB Spinpoint F1 SAT, Samsung HD753LJ” and has always seemed to have problems with sectors and the hard disc drive did not always appear in “My Computer”. I ran Spinrite to repair the sectors which seemed to work for a while and then the problems started occuring again. So Spinrite seemed to be a temporary fix until the problem got worse. I have two other Samsung HD753LJ connected to the computer for storage of games and software and media etc. The main reason I bought the third one was for data backup. I use Cobian 9 to backup all my files from my other Samsung HD753LJ 750Gb. Due to me loosing very precious data in the past I learnt from this mistake and could justify spending £65 on another hard drive purely for backups. The hard disc drive came with 3 years manufacturer warranty. I then tried to contact Samsung directly and they told me to use the ES-TOOL which seemed very useful but still did not help resolve any of my issues but alerted me of an error code which was: Error code/Fault description : Service code => AJ38 : Smart Error Error Occured Test Loop Number 1 I then tried to submit an RMA to Samsung but it came up with this problem: “code 103: The product has been brought in from outside of this service region and cannot be serviced. Please contact your reseller or distributor.” So I now enter my country on the website as China instead of UK and I can progress further for the RMA. I guessed China as most things seemed to be imported from here these days. It the produced an RMA sheet which states I need to return the item to China. No way was I going to do that when Samsung must have offices in the UK. So I emailed samsung and explained the problem they stated: “The RMA number that you have provided belongs to a service center located outside of your service region. Please understand that your hard drive was brought in from outside of your service region and you may contact the point of purchase for further assistance.” I the contacted Microdirect and they said submit an RMA on the site once logged in. I tried and it said it was out of warranty which was incorrect.(I had my receipt to prove them wrong just incase.) They generated my an RMA and sent it in an email. I have now returned the hard disc drive in similar and suitable packaging to microdirect which cost me £2.99 for recorded signed delivery. Another interesting email Samsung sent me (From: SamsungHDD RMA [hddrmareg@samsung.com]): Dear customer. Firstly, we apologize for your inconvenience. Your HDD sold from SAMSUNG to HongKong.In this case, your drive must provice RMA by point of purchased. Your dealer(supplier) should bear all the responsibility for the HDD. If you want… Read more »
