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I often have about 6 screens tabbed at the top of my screen any of which I can open in a click. Find it really useful. I have 4 tabbed now.
I find Apple exploitative, at the very least. So no thanks.
I would just like to say
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I find Apple exploitative, at the very least. So no thanks.
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....... and WhatsApp messenger is still pending, round and round and round.....
Why?
Do you have anything to hide?
Never had any issues with using apple, (typing this on win10) but cant get to the full computer think its because I have so many files stored.
If you have it and W has it you could push a button (if its turned on) and speak face to face
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I meant "exploitative" in that they exploit the fact that you have Apple products in the first place, in other words that they use it to constantly force you to update their products, replace an already expensive phone or tablet with another one etc.Why?
Do you have anything to hide?
Never had any issues with using apple, (typing this on win10) but cant get to the full computer think its because I have so many files stored.
If you have it and W has it you could push a button (if its turned on) and speak face to face
J
W is on now her 3rd iPad, I am still on my first laptop.
She is on at least her 2nd iPhone, I still have working the very cheap Tescomobile phone I bought decades ago, and only bought the Alacatel cos of the Covid things needed to move countries and get into stuff with the NHS app.
So "exploitative" in the financial sense. I don't know what you mean by "anything to hide" I certainly don't have any more to hide than anyone else who hides their identity at least to a certain extent purely because of the barstaff ont tinernet who try to find you and exploit you.
W and I so very rarely need to speak to one another using phones and stuff as we live so closely together. W zooms lots of peeps I don't bother. I use email.
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Got Orange to test the line and our Livebox. The line is at fault. The neighbour has the same problem so I'll get them to come out and fix it.
Whatever you think they do or don’t, never had an issue.
You are now away from W you can get zoom on your laptop, go on I dare ya
.You want to know how things are from the docs don’t ya?
J
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You only live once make the most of itAfternoon folks
All I have to say is when your shirt is wetter than a dishcloth at 10am, the pool is the only answer ( saving shower water
The rest of the day I was a little lazy
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Eye fort airfix used glue.
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Life would be very difficult up here without some tech would be back to oil lamps and a bucket to wash inSo Jeans, computer's, BBQs , and modern tech are killing us early then.
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We do spare ribs but I boil them in spice when cold marinade in souce in fridge over night got it down to a T loverly and tender and stickyI once went to a female friend's place for a barbie. She did chicken legs in foil.
She was a veggie.
I got bad guts.
Lesson learned.
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That was are first laptop sill got it but don't use it had so many features we never could use it to its full potential worked well back then with a internet dongle
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Eye only buy dell for myself or when helping others. Yer can get them apart and if yer pick the right one, replace bits yerself. Software and manuals online. Updates and drivers anorl.
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Maybe the RAF @saxavordian will know.
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I think I mentioned that W wouldn't even consider the Mexican ribs that we got and I barbecued. But after she saw that I enjoyed them and had no ill effects she has changed her mind and will try them if we can find them again. I think they must have been prepped summat like wot you mentioned.We do spare ribs but I boil them in spice when cold marinade in souce in fridge over night got it down to a T loverly and tender and sticky
Would you care to elaborate as in "what Spice?" and What went into the sauce?" Pretty please. Then we could get the ribs from our lovely butcher and do them ourselves!
But those chicken legs were just totally undercooked, I have to believe!
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Reminds me of a photo or two that I found the other day of how we lived here when we first moved in. We DID wash up and wash ourselves in a plastic washing up bowl!Life would be very difficult up here without some tech would be back to oil lamps and a bucket to wash in
Our kitchen was basically a barbecue, a two burner camping gas cooker, a microwave, a kettle and a toaster.
Acksherly looking back on it it was pure Glamping!!!
And we do have oil lamps on standby for when we have power cuts. We have quite a collection in both countries as it is one of the things we both like!
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Did the watering a while back. Changed the hose back onto the pump from the underground tank, which is now full again. All it took was 24 hours of rain, drizzle and mizzle.
Every home should be fitted with one of these as well as being built with solar panels for roofing. A pair for hot watter the rest for electrickery.
Here endeth the lesson!
Every home should be fitted with one of these as well as being built with solar panels for roofing. A pair for hot watter the rest for electrickery.
Here endeth the lesson!
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A weak bond glue as the plastic for models is thin and flexible. As real aircraft used an evostik or commonly known as horses hooves. If I remember right superglue was a Vietnam medical class glue for severe battle wounds. Had to be wary of certain glues as the highly flammable horse version can knock you out quickly in large tubs.
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I just cover the ribs with stock add star aniseed cloves garlic five spice and nutmeg and coriander pod boil U ntill tender and the rib bone is brownish remove from liquid when cool dry then I marinade in just shop brought bbq sauce or sweet chilly over night have also used honey but that is a bit sweet unless you add lemonI think I mentioned that W wouldn't even consider the Mexican ribs that we got and I barbecued. But after she saw that I enjoyed them and had no ill effects she has changed her mind and will try them if we can find them again. I think they must have been prepped summat like wot you mentioned.
Would you care to elaborate as in "what Spice?" and What went into the sauce?" Pretty please. Then we could get the ribs from our lovely butcher and do them ourselves!
But those chicken legs were just totally undercooked, I have to believe!
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