Is there any way to look at the data held behind the UI on the Super League 'Head to Head' statistics page (www.superleague.co.uk/statistics_player) I'm looking to draw comparisons between more than 2 players at a time, if there was any way for me to be able to look at all the information held and manipulate it as required using Excel or whatever that would be perfect, just not sure if that's possible?

Is there any way to look at the data held behind the UI on the Super League 'Head to Head' statistics page (www.superleague.co.uk/statistics_player) I'm looking to draw comparisons between more than 2 players at a time, if there was any way for me to be able to look at all the information held and manipulate it as required using Excel or whatever that would be perfect, just not sure if that's possible?

If there security is up to much, I'd doubt it. Unless of course they're providing that level of information somewhere on the site and I've missed it.

Failing that you could scrape it, bit naughty though.

To be honest, legality aside, I'd have no idea where to start with web scraping so that's out of the question.

I had guessed it would be nigh on impossible for a novice like me, thought I'd ask the question anyway! Cheers though, I'll just have to grind it out manually.

morning folks;
got an old laptop that I need to "flatten" and rebuild, any tips on a quick and easy way to do it?

Let Windows do the work mate, at install choose to delete the existing partition and create a new one.

Someone posted a link to a driver backup program earlier in the thread, I would suggest doing that so you don't have to find all your drivers again once your done, however updating the would be no bad thing.

thanks to BG and Enicomb, just need to find a Windows CD now.

Will that actually increase a Netbook's web browsing speed? I ask because i was once told, and i cant recall where, that once you pass 1GB of RAM the speed of web browsing will only change a negligable amount.

I've just brought my daughter a cheapish Netbook from America and it's rather slow for web browsing despite excellent broadband signal in our property. It only has 1GB of RAM, is it actually worth increasing, then?

Yes, you've got the operation system, the graphics and any software running to come off that RAM, an extra boost to 2GB is the best upgrade, once you are over that 2GB you wouldn't see much of a boost to browsing speed.

Anyone got Apple TV? Thinking of buying one. Is it worth the money?

Tried it and you'd be better off buying something like a Cyclone media player, far more flexible in what it will play.