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My machine spends the day with about 3 instances of Visual StudioI believe that is on the verge of going 64bit. Better late than never, as that could really use the extra memory space.
Windows Server, back when it was available in 32bit, got round the limit using PAE. But PAE is a bodge, and the only effeicent way to see beyond what a 32bit adress space provides is to go native 64 bit on the CPU. Everything else needs page swapping or PAE. Urgh.Who needs x64. 32bit is fine. ...
Agreed, but it's getting to the point where more and more application software is only being built for x64.
A more sensible approach might have been for Windows to open up the physical address space to 64 bit to remove the 4GB limit but to keep 32 bit process address spaces for efficiency.
I've run my Linux machines like this for years but went x64 in the end due to a couple of bits of software where the developers CBA to support 32 bit.
Though why the hell we need more than 4GB RAM is an alien concept to me. I'm sure Mr Gates once said that 640k was more than enough for anyone. Mind you, that was before he inflicted Windows on the world.
Who needs x64. 32bit is fine. ...
I have been using Freedar.uk more recently as it shows more military aircraft
There are days when there are loads of Gliders active in the Hull area, facinateing seeing the trails they leave.
They don't come as far south as Hull / Humber due to the lack of thermals
They take off from Pocklington and tend to float around the Vale of York
There are thermals everywhere on a good day.
The main factors are wind direction and airspace, assuming they're not ridge soaring which is obviously confined to the right ground features.
Hi Kev
Are you still gliding ?
I'd have thought it would have been a bit dead on the thermal front with the flat ground and with the cooler Humber in the middle
I know there is a east / west flight corridor that comes right over the top of Hull.
We also get quite a few military aircraft transiting north / south under the flight path
I was sat near the Humber bridge last month watching a couple of Typhoons playing / burning fuel up
I take it fuel is less expensive then tyres nowadays
I know that the old lightnings was always burning any excess off before dropping back into Binbrook back in the day
Not like they had much fuel to waste in the first place
I've been watching the Air sea rescue S92's out of Humberside Airport on Flight Radar myself quite a bit.
They tend to transit north @2000ft / 135 knots north upto a training spot just north of the Whitby coast late at night a few times a week then back home over the top of my house.
Noisy buggers
I have been using Freedar.uk more recently as it shows more military aircraft
There are days when there are loads of Gliders active in the Hull area, facinateing seeing the trails they leave.
They don't come as far south as Hull / Humber due to the lack of thermals
They take off from Pocklington and tend to float around the Vale of York
It will still be a few weeks before your antibodies reach optimal levels and no vaccine is 100% effective
plus you could still catch and pass on Chinese virus to someone else and be unaware
so social distancing etc is still advised
but well done for not being frightened off having a jab or second with the current press reporting blood clots with the astra zeneca jab.
why the press are making such a song and dance about 70 people in 20 million doses is beyond me
if 70 million (uk population
how is the good lady wife now uncle Stemo ? fully recovered i hope
Its a much higher risk of a clot when taking the contraceptive pill, sadly the idiots peddling this shit are probably also avoiding that one to
Apparently at his funeral next Saturday, Prince Philip will be carried to his final resting place in the Royal Vault in St George's Chapel, Windsor, in a hearse based on a Land Rover...... which he designed himself.
Should be interesting!
Obviously no Omegas left, so he used 2nd best
I saw France has an app with about 200,000 registered for end of day surplus jabs from the many no shows. Seems a good idea to save on waste. Anything like that in pie and pint country?
makes the Omega's 23.4 MPG sound reasonable
original pictures are of a Yaris.
This is for people who need a small car, and have better things to do than put any effort whatsoever into choosing, buying, owning and driving one.
these are most car owners, which is why Toyotas sell so well. Cars have been white goods since the Model T Ford - which is before white goods......
Anyone who thinks that a car is a status symbol, or gets excited about the waste noise from the engine is very peculiar.
