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Give it to me

I just bought an HP Spectre X360 directly from HP for around £750. 2-in-1, so the screen rotates all the way around. i5 6200u 8Gb RAM 256Gb SSD 3xUSB 3.0 Full size HDMI Mini Displayport

Hey dean0, sent you a trust message about the mates rates deals. Any help would be much appreciated.

Assumptionism

There was a configuration of the XPS13 that got you an i7 6560u and FHD. I got it last week and returned it today. Couldn't stand the adaptive brightness and lack of ability to disable it. Dunno why Dell have removed it from the line up though.

Haven't had any problems with the Superhub 2 if thats the one you're getting (or the Superhub 2ac).

I've ordered pretty much the same, but with a FHD screen instead of QHD. Should be here within the hour of this post. Deliberately wanted the i7-6560u as it comes with the Iris 540 GPU. Seems to perform decently for light gaming.

There probably will be a new one this year, but as Jokester said it won't be a massive improvement. Go for it now if you want it.

You'll only download as fast as the source will provide. PSN gives me nowhere near the speeds I normally get on a computer.

Making a Murderer

appendChild may work, forgot append is a jQuery function.

Take out 'innerHTML' and replace it with 'append'. Or if you want to keep using 'innerHTML', you can change the equals to "+=" instead of just "=".

It said if I was planning a trip I should definitely consider Paris. Fak.

Put the order through for 100Mb -> 150Mb but hasn't updated itself yet. Tried rebooting a few times. Anyone who has done the same (not through retentions but through MyVM) got the speed boost?

Find high-res photo of what you want and then go on eBay for poster printing. Usually cheap and decent.

Lafferty, the one.

Played a bit on PS4 and quite like the pacing compared to AW. Slower, but still faster than normal, so a nice balance. May pick it up.

As markeh has said they have positioned a div 'absolutely' over the image. You'll need to use CSS to make this work, trial and error really.

Thats what it does. The server is unaware of the client until it streams something. When it does, the server sends the file and gets a response from the client to say if it natively supports the format, if so don't transcode, if not then transcode (there are other scenarios like subtitles, audio...