You mean to tell me I’ve been paying extra for boneless bananas for no reason?

I had a very quick check and I think iPads use an external chip for USB 3 - and there may just not have been space on the iPhone’s logic board for that. I think you’d have to judge it next year - since the base models seem to be using last year’s pro chips - if the base model doesn’t support 3.1 speeds then, something fishy is happening

They’d come back after a few days. I’d remember the first few comments at the top of the list, and they’d get deleted for a day or two then re-appear

Their old principle was ‘don’t be evil’. The fact they no longer say that tells you everything

Oh so it was literally a co-incidence I got it a few minutes after the ICO email?

Induction hobs are amazing. Much faster than gas at boiling water, and an equal response to changing temperature. Lower quality induction jobs and cookware will have hot spots though.

If you added a 5s delay between deletes, they don't come back. Not a caching issue

Are you one of those people that things it’s too biased to the right, or one of those people that think it’s too biased to the left?

You need dimmable LED bulbs. Also it’s very likely both the switch and the bulb will be trailing edge, but it’s worth double checking, because having one be leading edge and the other trailing edge can cause issues

I’m sure his family cheddar tear for his loss

Turn off ‘reduce translucency’ in the system accessibility settings

Gotta be 3 hours+

They they?

The Parthenon frieze and marbles

Just paint ‘no dead bodies under here’ on the tarmac

The columns in ancient Greek architecture were very much integral to the structure of the buildings. It wasn’t until the Romans adopted cement and arches that building methods evolved to the point where columns weren’t needed - although the Romans still included them for decoration

What’s people’s thoughts on these for a new build that won’t connect to the gas grid. Electric underfloor heating is almost 100% efficient, cheap, doesn’t need plumbing or radiators, and incredibly easy to zone rooms. But these are 300-400% efficient

Kind of odd article saying this sort of legislation is bad because it adds features that would be susceptible to scope creep - we already have content blocking in browsers

What a weird way to quantify what’s being run. You could combine all 22 into a single script and the same stuff would be run

It was in the UK