Better still, print out each frame onto postcard sized stock, and install into a what-the-butler-saw machine. That way your kids get exercise turning the handle too. Win!
It's interesting that Marmite has become so well known for it's ability to divide opinion over the taste. Personally I love it, having been fed it since I was a baby. I can understand there are those who hate it just as much, but the fact is in continues to sell very well.
Is that a lump of concrete on the line? A car stuck on a level crossing? A landslip blocking the line? A tramp/hobo walking along the line? A suicide about to jump from a platform? Is that signal blocked by a fallen tree?
The rails a greasy and the wheels are slipping. What do you do? There's a medical emergency on board. What do you do? etc. etc.
Yeah. Simple job/sarcasm
That would be the one with 300 metres of wire from a bedroom window, down the garden. And an earth wire to a bathtap? Good luck getting those in to a mobile phone
I agree. I bought a second-hand S6 edge about 6 months ago for around £200 from Amazon. It was unlocked and I found a 128GB internal model as not all apps will install to an external SD card (I have LOTS of apps installed, still have ~80GB free). Together with a Virgin unlimited data plan for which I pay £11 a month, I get all I need from a mobile (phone)/computer for limited outlay.
My comment was not about pollution. The original subject was about dependency on oil. My assertion is that would will find it more difficult to replace oil and gas as an industry feedstock than as a fuel.
The assertion is unlikely to be tested however, because as we find other sources of energy, the remaining oil and stocks will be available for industry.
Unchanged maybe not. Deepened, I suspect. Setting aside the use of oil as a fuel, the production of plastics and so many other materials that are oil or gas based is almost universal. I look around the office I'm sitting in, almost every surface is covered in plastic or other synthetic material. If all types of fossil fuel disappeared tomorrow, I think this would have more of an impact that the loss of an energy source.
The perceived value of gold seems to be maintained (if not improved) across global events such as war, financial crashes etc. I wonder if Bitcoin's value would also be maintained in similar circumstances.
There was a BBC article a few years ago about a man trolling though his local rubbish dump looking for a HDD with bitcoins on:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-w...
Slashdot Mirror
I don't know. I've always refused to inter-operate with their products.
Yup, my bad!
Um, if you live in the UK it's the big, grey, wet room !!
Better still, print out each frame onto postcard sized stock, and install into a what-the-butler-saw machine. That way your kids get exercise turning the handle too. Win!
It's interesting that Marmite has become so well known for it's ability to divide opinion over the taste. Personally I love it, having been fed it since I was a baby. I can understand there are those who hate it just as much, but the fact is in continues to sell very well.
Marmite is actually by-product of the brewing industry. Perhaps you've been over-indulging in their products /humour
Is that a lump of concrete on the line? A car stuck on a level crossing? A landslip blocking the line? A tramp/hobo walking along the line? A suicide about to jump from a platform? Is that signal blocked by a fallen tree? The rails a greasy and the wheels are slipping. What do you do? There's a medical emergency on board. What do you do? etc. etc. Yeah. Simple job /sarcasm
Obviously, she was gagging for sex. The window shopping was just a distraction
That would be the one with 300 metres of wire from a bedroom window, down the garden. And an earth wire to a bathtap? Good luck getting those in to a mobile phone
I agree. I bought a second-hand S6 edge about 6 months ago for around £200 from Amazon. It was unlocked and I found a 128GB internal model as not all apps will install to an external SD card (I have LOTS of apps installed, still have ~80GB free). Together with a Virgin unlimited data plan for which I pay £11 a month, I get all I need from a mobile (phone)/computer for limited outlay.
By paying for the serice thy provide ?
Not necessarily. Given that i's a reference to opera - Verdi's opera Otello is spelled exactly like that, being the Italian translation for Othello.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Or maybe she's just not that into you?
Anonymous coward is a coward. with a potty mouth
My comment was not about pollution. The original subject was about dependency on oil. My assertion is that would will find it more difficult to replace oil and gas as an industry feedstock than as a fuel.
The assertion is unlikely to be tested however, because as we find other sources of energy, the remaining oil and stocks will be available for industry.
Unchanged maybe not. Deepened, I suspect. Setting aside the use of oil as a fuel, the production of plastics and so many other materials that are oil or gas based is almost universal. I look around the office I'm sitting in, almost every surface is covered in plastic or other synthetic material. If all types of fossil fuel disappeared tomorrow, I think this would have more of an impact that the loss of an energy source.
Do they use the same holiday scheduling software as Ryanair?
The perceived value of gold seems to be maintained (if not improved) across global events such as war, financial crashes etc. I wonder if Bitcoin's value would also be maintained in similar circumstances.
Does that mean I get smarter as I lose weight?
Helium is in short supply - hydrogen? No thanks!
There was a BBC article a few years ago about a man trolling though his local rubbish dump looking for a HDD with bitcoins on:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-w...
Equivalent series resistance and root mean square, obviously
Seriously! Would you operate a machine tool with the safety features disabled?
Agilent has been renamed AGAIN - now it's Keysight