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Was hoping to take the kids up but don't have them that w/e. Still up for it if you don't mind adding a focus to the mix lol
1. ScoobieFloz
2. ScoobyJoff?
3. Stum450n
Had to work through every other show this year. Determined to get to at least one
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Cheers stu.
didnt ev3n get the chance to accept cookies. As soon as i typed in and hit return. Instantly came up that.. so i switched back to internet explorer and no issue.
good its all fixed though
Cookies and the chrome warning are two seperate issues. The post about cookies was a deviation from your OP - apologies for any confusion caused.
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If selecting no it redirects to the forums
Should really direct to google as the forums use cookies too
At the agm it was discussed that you would be redirected to a landing page telling you about the club and more in depth cookie useage. This would give less educated new users the chance to accept the new regulations.
Which it itself would require cookies in order to ascertain what page they had come from... You see the issue?!?
I would suggest that you read up on cookies and the legal requirements if you wish to make changes.
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The refusal of cookies, as discussed at the agm, still boots you out, for prospective visitors.
That's the law. Any site that uses cookies requires a cookie opt out. As you can't browse the site without cookies (as you need to log in), it throws you out. Same requirement of all UK sites that store user data.
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HOPPED onto my google chrome and went to come to club site and this is what happened after i typed in www.sidc.co.uk into address bar and hit return.
anyone aware of this? never had it on normal google or internet explorer or firefox
The chrome issue has been fixed (was a link to a page on the Keith michaels site as opposed to malware - was flagged as suspicious code). It takes a while for the warnings to be removed.
If you go to http://forums.sidc.co.uk you'll not see the same error. It's down to the URL string being published via a php script. Like I say, all fixed now so should disappear soon.
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Congratulations guys, that's fantastic news!
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What a fun job u must have stu lol
Has its perks
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Nice!
In a similar vein, I had some fun last week at work intercepting the photos taken by Google for the new 'indoor street view' and then photoshopping the results before giving them back. Adding ACME white painted interiors à la Daffy Duck, hologram phones, mongooses in offices etc. quite fun
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Dont see why it would kick of stu youve made a valid point and just trying to point it out.
Hasn't stopped it before now has it. That's why I, and many others, rarely pos anymore.
Anyway, that aside, I was thinking more about safety advice etc, if someone modified their car (within what is stated here to be legal parameters) and those mods failed or something went wrong, there was an accident and someone was injured or worse still, died... What happens then?
Okay, so an extreme scenario but a possible risk nonetheless and one that in my mind, really isn't worth running.
Also, the club's liability cover does not extend to advice given on the forum - that's another colossal cost that solicitors cover with their fees. Not sure about you guys but I personally don't have millions lying about the place to cover the cost of liable action...
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Just a thought here guys but say for example one of you posted some legal information and it was wrong. say for example that someone had taken that information and acted on it and things go awry. Who deals with the litigation and the fallout from that?
There's a LOT of motoring and indeed Subaru related matters that could be covered but despite this having been mentioned in the past, it has never taken off specifically for that reason.
No offence but are any of you actually qualified to impart legal advice? Just because something's posted on the Internet, doesn't make it true. That's what solicitors charge for, their knowledge and the time it takes to corroborate information.
I know you're likely going to klick off because its me responding and again, it's not what you want to hear, but it's certainly worth thinking about before you jump headlong into it.
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There's one in Chard if I remember rightly.
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As sad as it is Rach, you've gotta do what you've gotta do and things will balance themselves out in the end.
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Weirdly I've just driven past it again on my way home. Bit like busses I guess lol
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Not seen one before until one drove past this morning, a WRX by the look of things.
I didn't thing any existed - guessing it was a factory paint option that wasn't chosen much? Anyone know?
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Nice work Stefan! Looking good mate, really good!
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Is Rach still in Lincoln? It's a good bit north of her if she is unfortunately
She is - would appear my geography of the North East is pretty dire lol
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Might be worth a PM to Rach Gus - don't think it's that far from hers. Not 100% though
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It's an issue with invision from what I can tell - that isn't changing.
Think your best bet if it happens again is to submit a support ticket rather than relying soley on pm
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It happens, not a huge issue IIRC. Sure it will be sorted soon enough
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I fear I may be the victim of Internet hacking like the site went under a couple of weeks ago.
I have asked for some clarification as I have had no correspondence to this at all.
Maybe you could see if you have any joy finding out phil with you being an all round nice guy?
Chris
Who did you contact and when? On my mobile so can't sort anything but I'm sure Kim or Don will sort as soon as they're able
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Black blob, a34, kidlington way, yeah, that'll be Bakerzone
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I would suggest speaking to Mark at Old Mill Motors in Hailey (outside Witney). Whilst the car means you can't drive to them, they may be able to help and are very highly though of locally, very highly indeed
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Where in the country are you? There's plenty of good garages about but depends on how far you're wanting/able to travel
Hi From Somerset
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I went to school in chard Welcome to the club and enjoy your new car