Douglas Adams had it right when he decided that all DC inputs (on all types of kit ) should have a standard connector and run on 12v - after all it's available in all cars.
Yeah! Mozilla will sit and run all day on a Windoze box and not crash out once! What good is that, when IE can self-destruct within minutes. Get those basics sorted out you developers or you'll never be as fast as IE where it really counts...
3 zillion electric cars choke city trying to reach free charging carpark, then expire as the ICE system drains the batteries during the traffic jam. Occupants fry in the sun as the aircon fails. Solar panel car occupants laugh, then cry as night falls and their heaters pack in during the wee small hours.
then the predators appear from the roadside...the thin outer skin of the lightweight vehicles proves no obstacle to them.....
I still have one of those damn ampersands embedded under my skin. Still, it could have been worse, when I think of of Cuthbertson's tragic octothorpe encounter....
However, further down the same article it also states...
any equipment, such as a TV set or TV-enabled computer, which is capable of receiving broadcast television programmes (and it is ever used for that purpose), you'll need a TV licence.
I wouldn't like to try and fight it in a court...
Magistrate- "Eh? Television? Poppycock! Pure scientifictional! Humbug and Blast to that Jules Vernon chappy!! Ruddy foreigner! Etc, etc, mumble......ZZZZZZZZZZZZ....Eh! What what!! Fine seven shillings and sixpence! Next!!...ZZZZZZZZZ"
3. While drivign down the street at night have you ever turned off your headlights and driven using only the force? did you live?
Yes, the blue flashing lights and floodlamps of the force chasing me made it quite simple...if only I had not attracted attention by driving with my lights off......
The license fee is for the receiving equipment. If it works, you pay. It don't matter if it's not tuned in, or if you only have S4C (Welsh language ), you pay.
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Duct tape cures bush, but it doesn't half hurt when you rip it off.. makes you limp for a week, too.
Douglas Adams had it right when he decided that all DC inputs (on all types of kit ) should have a standard connector and run on 12v - after all it's available in all cars.
Guess that Microsoft will only be selling to the US market in future, then...?
Bypass the network completely and hack straight into the wireless drive. Wardisking?
Strangely, mine reads 98.4. But I am Old Skool.
Yeah! Mozilla will sit and run all day on a Windoze box and not crash out once! What good is that, when IE can self-destruct within minutes. Get those basics sorted out you developers or you'll never be as fast as IE where it really counts...
I give in! Which one are you?
Like an Teater - an aardvark-like creature..
3 zillion electric cars choke city trying to reach free charging carpark, then expire as the ICE system drains the batteries during the traffic jam. Occupants fry in the sun as the aircon fails. Solar panel car occupants laugh, then cry as night falls and their heaters pack in during the wee small hours.
then the predators appear from the roadside...the thin outer skin of the lightweight vehicles proves no obstacle to them.....
etc, etc
Wow. Do they all hunt their ancestors in the USA? (picture huge car with extended huntin' shootin' chair....)
BZZZZT!! Astronomers!! I win!!
Take me to your leader, Cobber..
I demand a recount!!
Yay. Well said,droog.
No, but it will drink your beer.
If methane rarely forms naturally, then the gas giant planets must be teeming with farty lifeforms.
heads up.
The Canadian authorities have always been Amiga, through and through ;)
I still have one of those damn ampersands embedded under my skin. Still, it could have been worse, when I think of of Cuthbertson's tragic octothorpe encounter....
fun to watch.......not the burning- oh I don't kno' tho', depends who's on the grill.....
Unless it was hoooooje in which case it could be extrasolar at the same time.......
any equipment, such as a TV set or TV-enabled computer, which is capable of receiving broadcast television programmes (and it is ever used for that purpose), you'll need a TV licence.
I wouldn't like to try and fight it in a court...
Magistrate- "Eh? Television? Poppycock! Pure scientifictional! Humbug and Blast to that Jules Vernon chappy!! Ruddy foreigner! Etc, etc, mumble......ZZZZZZZZZZZZ....Eh! What what!! Fine seven shillings and sixpence! Next!! ...ZZZZZZZZZ"
Yes, the blue flashing lights and floodlamps of the force chasing me made it quite simple...if only I had not attracted attention by driving with my lights off......
The license fee is for the receiving equipment. If it works, you pay. It don't matter if it's not tuned in, or if you only have S4C (Welsh language ), you pay.