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Adopt the break it and then fix it philosophy. For example install a copy of windows on a spare machine and don't install any updates, AV software, Malware removers etc.

Then, try and get it clean.. That's where I started many years ago.

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Did you flash her bios?


She might have flashed something :DD

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Adopt the break it and then fix it philosophy. [...] That's where I started many years ago.

When are you going to stop?

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Adopt the break it and then fix it philosophy. [...] That's where I started many years ago.

When are you going to stop?


Nevaaarrrrr. I am a wealth of knowledge ! :D

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I tried to help Mrs Riles at the weekend help her parents get the wireless working on their brand-new Windows 7 computer, despite not even having Win7 myself yet. Turns out they didn't have a wireless card in it.

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I tried to help Mrs Riles at the weekend help her parents get the wireless working on their brand-new Windows 7 computer, despite not even having Win7 myself yet. Turns out they didn't have a wireless card in it.


I've had that one at work before now. It was bloody excruciating trying to get them to understand why it didn't work and why I couldn't get it to work.

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trying to get them to understand why it didn't work

There's your problem. Take the DavPaz approach...

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I tried to help Mrs Riles at the weekend help her parents get the wireless working on their brand-new Windows 7 computer, despite not even having Win7 myself yet. Turns out they didn't have a wireless card in it.


I tried for ages to get a shitty little 3G card to work in the laptop a mate brought round, just so he could update his iPod's firmware. Looked in the device manager, and there was a wireless card in there, disabled, after him swearing there wasn't. Fucksake.


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Learn a programming language. Something like Python is excellent for both beginners and experts alike and your computer will suddenly become a far more useful tool.

Err, sorry for the late response then, but this seems quite an interesting thing to attempt. Or at least ask about considering attempting. Is it viable though? Always seemed like some exhausting, Herculean undertaking to learn programming, when I used to gaze at the documentation supplied with my dad's Spectrum.

(Any courses/qualifications are probably out of the question incidentally, in fact are, due to the cost and time issues. Oh well.)


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How Herculean it is really depends on how your brain works. If you're strong at maths, logic and that sort of thing, it's not that difficult.


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How Herculean it is really depends on how your brain works. If you're strong at maths, logic and that sort of thing, it's not that difficult.


And a lot of binary. So as Dave says, you really need to know your maths at top level.

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You don't need great maths to learn to program, and you certainly don't need to know binary. Can you break a task down into a series of logical, repeatable steps? If so, then you can write code.


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Binary?! :DD If you were coding a game for the spectrum in pure machine code, maybe.

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You don't need great maths to learn to program, and you certainly don't need to know binary. Can you break a task down into a series of logical, repeatable steps? If so, then you can write code.


Quite. You only need to know maths if you're going to program something that involves maths. Like, a custom graphics routine.


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Binary?! :DD If you were coding a game for the spectrum in pure machine code, maybe.

Remember, there are 10 types of people in the world; those that understand binary and nine others that I can't quite remember.

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Learning to program won't help at all with your original problem of 'Reason I asked about this is that I'm always getting asked for help with computers, being male and living with three females, and on reflection I know bugger-all of any real practical use, really.'

Unless they want a computer program written, of course.

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You don't need great maths to learn to program, and you certainly don't need to know binary. Can you break a task down into a series of logical, repeatable steps? If so, then you can write code.


Quite. You only need to know maths if you're going to program something that involves maths. Like, a custom graphics routine.


If my schoolteachers had realised this I wouldn't have taken A-Level maths. Well, I say 'taken', it was more 'fumbled through'.

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I was also told to take maths at A level if I wanted to work with computers. Cunts.

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I did take maths, and was fucking brilliant at it. Then I did the one module of my degree that actually required maths (simulations & modelling) and I was completely fucking clueless. Still, 41% got the job done.

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I did a-level maths. Can't remember a thing from it now though.


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I was good at maths at school, but not amazing. Looking back, I wish I'd gone for more wishy washy subjects like drama and music.

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I did a Btec in Electronics, but it covered engneering and a lot of maths..

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Craster wrote:
I did take maths, and was fucking brilliant at it. Then I did the one module of my degree that actually required maths (simulations & modelling) and I was completely fucking clueless. Still, 41% got the job done.


I think I got a similar score for the maths module of my degree. Still,. I didn't feel bad because I was fully aware that I was shit at maths.


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I was good at maths at school, but not amazing. Looking back, I wish I'd gone for more wishy washy subjects like drama and music.


I knew you were a drama student at heart.


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I was good at maths at school, but not amazing. Looking back, I wish I'd gone for more wishy washy subjects like drama and music.


I knew you were a drama student at heart.

Heh, I was really good at acting when I was a teenager. I performed in various musicals and Shakespeare productions (not gay, honest). Giving it up is probably one of my biggest regrets.

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You don't need great maths to learn to program, and you certainly don't need to know binary. Can you break a task down into a series of logical, repeatable steps? If so, then you can write code.


Quite. You only need to know maths if you're going to program something that involves maths. Like, a custom graphics routine.


There has been a common thread in all the good programmers I know. Can you guess what it is? Aye, a certain talent for maths, not necessarily mathematical knowledge.

It's not that you need the maths per se, it's in the way the mind works. (Of course, if you do the kind of things I do, which admittedly, includes shaders for graphics, You realistically need a very good maths education or the ability to teach yourself such things)


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Join an AmDram group then..

I don't think I'm up to a good enough standard these days. Plus my confidence isn't all it used to be.

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I was good at maths at school, but not amazing. Looking back, I wish I'd gone for more wishy washy subjects like drama and music.


I wish I'd taken anything other than Maths as I'm just hopeless at it. It was the first year of it being split into modules with the first year being Pure Maths 1 and 2 with a score out of 12 for each module and until I re-took them later, I had 0/12 in both. :)

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Giving it up is probably one of my biggest regrets.

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There has been a common thread in all the good programmers I know. Can you guess what it is? Aye, a certain talent for maths, not necessarily mathematical knowledge.

It's not that you need the maths per se, it's in the way the mind works.


I wish that were true for me - I am reasonably good at programming, but can't maths my way out of a wet paper bag.

I immediately forget all the basic rules for algebra, I couldn't even do long division without a book to refer to. Just not good with numbers at all :S

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a book to refer to

Bingo. Go into any programmers office and what do you see? Big thick reference books. You really don't have to learn anything :)


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There has been a common thread in all the good programmers I know. Can you guess what it is? Aye, a certain talent for maths, not necessarily mathematical knowledge.

:this:
It's being able to think in a logical way.
You don't need to be able to do long division - the computer can do that for you. You just need to know that you need something divided.

I have to admit that I don't own any programming books (except for one about jQuery*, but I've not read it). I have books about UI and scalability and stuff, but no actual language books. I use the Internet to look stuff up.

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I have to admit that I don't own any programming books (except for one about jQuery*, but I've not read it).

*Yeah, I know


You never did send me that, you sod. Work bought it for me instead. It's not particularly brilliant.

But, yes, I'm shit at maths itself, but I can usually see what needs to be done. My experiences with any sort of coding have definitely been down to logic and thinking in different ways. Also: most of the problems I have get fixed subconsciously in my head when I take a break.


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