Please play nicely. No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....
Although I might potentially bring the battlebus, so we have some handtools onsite etc.Bring your Omega TB
I'm bringing my omega,the boot of which has enough tools to strip and rebuild most cars/light commercials
The more omegas we can get together,before they all rust away and are no morethe better, photo opportunity
Hosting costs tend to scale exponentially with bandwidth requirements - at least if you want somewhere with an SLA worth a jot.. but yes, I wouldn't self-host anymore, even though maintaining secure networks is quite literally my job, I wouldn't want to entertain the risk of a DMZ with a webserver in it within my own wallsSegregated properly, anyone would have to exploit multiple devices to get into the internal network. I'd argue that a traditional home setup is weaker, but just exploiting the shitty ISP routers
Just had a look at that thread from ten years ago.
Where are they now?. Largecol , debs and so on.
Yes, I must admit the fact that the Maybot is an expert in telecomms security is news to me.
Yorkshire tea?
Where exactly in Yorkshire is the huge tea plantation?
There was a (mildly amusing) exchange between Yorkshire Tea and someone who protested their horror at the fact that Yorkshire Tea comes from India (something like "I WILL NEVER DRINK THIS AGAIN, IT'S NOT BRITISH!"), they ended it with something along the lines of "It actually all comes from a mine in Keighley."
How is the Evoque?
Asking for a friend
......we are not amused.
Not in French. Bateau, Navire, Vaisseau, Porte-avions all masculin words. The only exception is Chaloupe which is often used to describe a launch (small boat of a larger ship) or something small and flat-bottomed.
Make of that what you will.
People are obviously upset, otherwise we'd be talking about something much more important.
Coincidentally, the practice of using female names is thought to derive from not wanting to upset 'mother' nature, a Godess of Greek/Roman origin. I can't remember if you were athiest or agnostic STEMO.
Most of "she's" are, in France, I've found.Below a certain age, at any rate.
as they say in the US Army; there's no such thing as an atheist in a fox hole
Interesting, because I found the Ranger a fantastic drive for all of it's ~35k miles; yes, cart springs on the rear, but you can drive it like a hooligan and it's very rewarding to do so..
Surely the primary purpose of the Ranger is to movebuilder's rubbleintimidate smaller cars in to practising correct lane discipline.
I don't believe it's bothering people either. A ship is, and always has been, 'she'.I can't believe that this is bothering people. So a small change is made to balence things out a bit (which are still far too much in favour of men) boo frickin hoo.
There are more important problems in life, REAL PROBLEMS! Such as making sure that when someone makes you a cup of tea that they dont make it piss weak.
Very well said Gaffers!!
