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Jesus wept. Do they offer special fuses too? https://www.russandrews.com/mains-fuses/

Just started this one, courtesy of a Christmas Gift - yes, it's different; emphasis seems to be more on general self-help (not as cringe as it sounds) than the technicalities. Haven't found any...

You'll be well aware, then, of the tautological "chai latte".

Blimey, that's how I feel breathing a Cyklon...:rolleyes:

Seriously, I've thought about getting the gullet flaps trimmed abit - if that's the effect, i might think twice. :x:

c.f. "all dives are decompression dives"



A favourite of mine too - little known fact: PJ and the other St. Austell brew, Tribute, are basically the same beer, with PJ being drawn-off and...

:smirk: skippers are born grumpy - they'd have little else to do otherwise. Being shouted at for an innocuous "my boat" infraction should be considered a badge of honour ��.

Easy: Fish Fingers, waffles, peas. Twice a day. Smattering of fruit. Ten years. Two (reasonably) normal children. No sweat. My sister's kids eat all sorts of weird: foie gras, olives, oysters. Fuck...

Eugene Kaspersky will never be as rock'n'roll as John McAfee https://www.wired.com/2012/12/ff-john-mcafees-last-stand/

(I'm with Nigel - Windows appears to have a great AV solution).

It's no surprise that modern stuff is ARM-based - this is DIY stuff (someone on here made one recently) Back in the day, the microcontrollers were less accessible, the code very basic. The...

Interesting. The original nitrox Aladins were the subject of much wailing and gnashing of teeth (also Seiko). On surface intervals between repetitive dives they would (incorrectly) calculate the...

Some of the original rec dive computers were developed and OEMed by Seiko. The Uwatec Aladin from the early 90s was one of their first, I beleive. And the guts of many dive computers still use Seiko...

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Could have been worse - shitting yourself while puking into the toilet. Sounds like a good night!

Just glad to get out of the house, tbh. :D

After two years of unemployment, (year one, an intentional sabbatical; year two was meant to be the renaissance, but kiboshed by the covid situation) I'm now once again fully employed, and with some...

More of this, yes. But that's not their model. I was lucky in that the instructor me and my mate had drilled into us stuff that went beyond that necessary for the cert. Things like re-routing the...

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Arse. That's my drive. I shall free up. Thanks.

Should be ok now?

Spare a thought for this British entrepreneur (nsfw)

http://https://drive.google.com/file/d/18zybJ3zzOrRvN8O8gSkPk5PVPUwOk5Xa/view?usp=drivesdk

Nice to see your bags are plastic-free. Will it be enough to tempt me away from Yorkshire after all these years? I will take the plunge...

...which is all very well for food. The problem with "buying British" for other stuff, is that not many people want to pay for it. If you're into (and can afford) super-expensive, esoteric HiFi, for...

Well, it's certainly a non-trivial task... :fubar:

It's all about "selling goods/services" directly to the public. That's where the visa/work permit comes in.

Yes, that's the existing state of affairs for "third" countries. As far as I understand, no arrangements have yet been negotiated to represent the arts community (travelling in either direction). So...

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Fucking fuck the fucking fishing.

Fishing is worth less than 1% of the industry I'm involved in - the entertainment/touring biz is worth over 40bn. Yes, 40bn, all in. Every UK/US touring...