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My mum things my case is one massive hard drive

My mum things my case is one massive hard drive

Also try wearing them reversed. If it's still the left side that's quieter, then it's your left ear. Try cleaning it. No joke, this happens to me routinely (the channel imbalance caused by wax in ears)

If cleaning them out of wax will not help you, buy those Sennheiser's, I owned 3 pairs as a matter of fact. I lost one, one have been stolen from me, and my dog bite off one earphone from the other pair. They're great, reliable as Firestorm already said. Good bass wich I really enjoyed.

Nuforce NE-600X http://www.amazon.com/Nuforce-NE-600X-BLK-High-Efficiency-In-Ear-Headphones/dp/B0073XY5LC

My personal favourite cheap in ears are the Sennheiser CX-200ii, which sell for around £20 on Amazon for the black version. They sound great, are comfortable but are not below your £15 guideline...
My advice is to spend a little more as they are very durable, my set even went through the washing machine and survived.
 
 
A word on your old pair:
If they are only quieter, it may be because of wax build-up in the grille of the headphone. This was the problem with my CX200s as it turned out but when they (accidentally) went through the wash, the problem was solved.

My mum things my case is one massive hard drive

My mum things my case is one massive hard drive

Yeah G2A is fine bought a few things from it never had a problem but the website looks abit suspect but trust me it's fine (=

I recommend this as a starting point with Python: http://interactivepython.org/runestone/static/thinkcspy/toc.html#t-o-c
 
Sites like Code Academy are popular, but from what I've seen the quality of the material is variable at best, and that's putting it nicely.

I started learning Python a few weeks back and it is really simple and gets you into good habits which you can use later on. I've been watching this guy's series on YouTube and it is amazingly simple and clear, so give it a try.

You can use jQuery like this:
$("#myForm").submit(function() { e.preventDefault(); var url = "path/to/your/script.php"; // the script where you handle the form input. $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: url, data: $("#myForm").serialize(), // serializes the form's elements. success: function(data) { alert(data); // show response from the php script. } });}); But for a sign-up form you don't want to keep the user on the page anyway so it would be better to just submit it normally.

Why use Javascript at all? If the page is a PHP script, submitting it will put the values of all the input fields in the $_POST superglobal array, assuming that you have set the method of the form as such.

In the title.
 
Thanks in advance!

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I use notepad++

Sublime Text 2 is my default go-to in terms of generic programming or scripting on Windows or Linux. For Android stuff, Android Studio is a must for me.

I use Netbeans at work and for bigger personal projects but Sublime Text for smaller things

Sublime Text 3, brilliant editor.

Notepad++ for home use.
 
I worked at a place that used UltraEdit.  It has some really useful features that notepad++ doesn't have.

Sublime Text 3 or TextWrangler.

Notepad ++, Sublime Text 3(win64), I also use a lot of jetbrains stuff like pycharm and rubymine.

I'm using Notepad++, haven't tried anything else.

Sublime Text 3 Beta.

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