I love the internet!

[swee'pea99]

My car hifi suddenly went awol. Wouldn't respond to controls. Not even volume. Tried the reset button - nothing. Tried cleaning the contacts with alcohol - nothing. Then I found a post on YouTube describing the same symptoms and suggesting pressing the source button repeatedly very quickly. Did that for 20 seconds and sure enough it burst back into life and perfect working order. Brilliant! How did we ever live without it?

 

[fossyant]

There are a few tricks to reset warning lights on my car, found via a forum.

 

[NorthernDave]

When watching the telly, Mrs ND spends half her time on IMDb looking up who actors she vaguely recognises are and what else they've been in.

As you say, how did we ever cope without the 'net..?

 

[phil_hg_uk]

When watching the telly, Mrs ND spends half her tme on IMDb looking up who actors she vaguely recognises are and what else they've been in.

As you say, how did we ever cope without the 'net..?

Ha I do that

 

[pplpilot]

I love watching uni challenge / who wants to be a millionaire etc and seeing how quick I can get the answers from interweb.

 

[PhilDawson8270]

I love watching uni challenge / who wants to be a millionaire etc and seeing how quick I can get the answers from interweb.

Or countdown with various "countdown solvers" that are available.

Surprisingly, it often beats the shows presenters on the word ones. Goes to show, they're actually probably not using a "solver" to find the best results.

 

[Dave 123]

And you can find out how to erase your viewed websites.


So my mate told me....

 

[Supersuperleeds]

Tinterweb helped me fix my Nexus when the screen rotation stopped
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[NorthernDave]

On Casualty a while back someone got bitten by a snake.
We'd identified the type of snake and the anti-venom required before the ambulance got there...

 

[coffeejo]

There are a few tricks to reset warning lights on my car, found via a forum.

Lol, I'm with a friend and she's currently searching for similar solutions.

 

[ANT 666]

On Casualty a while back someone got bitten by a snake.
We'd identified the type of snake and the anti-venom required before the ambulance got there...

Sad git.

 

[jefmcg]

When watching the telly, Mrs ND spends half her time on IMDb looking up who actors she vaguely recognises are and what else they've been in.

As you say, how did we ever cope without the 'net..?

Personally?

 

[threebikesmcginty]

In the olden days you'd have just skinned a fat one on an LP cover and thought no more of it...

 

[Markymark]

The only thing I'd really use it for is silly cat videos and porn. No doubt they'll be on the internet sometime soon.

 

[TVC]

In the olden days you'd have just skinned a fat one on an LP cover and thought no more of it...

That takes me back. Double albums were best, any spillage could be swept into the fold and poured back.