Digestive_Biscuit @ Digestive_Biscuit @feddit.uk

Like Wallace and Gromit but instead of cheese it's biscuits.

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Aye you taking about hot seasoning? We do this is we're not wanting it too hot. It's also great keeping the left over seasoning for other meals.

I wouldn't be surprised it somebody did snort a bit. They could be the only person ever to have snorted an asteroid which hasn't naturally entered the atmosphere but was collected by an automated robot.

I have three pairs of wired earphones (plus more regular headphones) and a portable DAC amp. I know what you mean though, Bluetooth headphones really are the norm these days. The tech in them also make them hard to repair.

And Ceefax.

I'm the same. I even stopped wearing my wedding ring not long after getting married.

I had the same model but in black. I still have it somewhere.

I gave up using Piped. It was really good when it worked but sadly most of the time it was frustrating. Takes ages to get a video going then breaks up multiple times.

Even the flu is extremely dangerous from some people.

The pandemic certainly was an eye opener for me on how warped and selfish a lot of people are, perhaps the human race as a whole to some degree.

And the logic people apply to support odd ideas. The lengths people go to just so they won't admit they were wrong.

Sorry to hear that. Does it frustrate you when you hear people dismissing COVID like it's a normal cold or similar to the flu?

When I had COVID I got sharp pains in my left ear (among other symptoms) and in the mornings my head was spinning and lost balance.

Since then whenever I have a normal cold my left ear gets blocked up and rings more. Any my sinus generally are more sensitive. I find it plays up more, as if a minor cold which would barely register previously is enough to trigger slightly larger symptoms.

I'm responsible for our databases and work with our BI guy a lot. Changing from 13 to 12 periods was a right pain. We had snapshots, budgets and loads of forecasting data, all of which needed to be updated to reflect the new calendar. It wasn't as easy as dumping a new calendar in, well it perhaps could have been if we were given ample time to plan it.

In regards to week, period, year, quarter, etc that's all easy for the user to switch to their preferred view in the BI system. The ERP system will use the financial calendar but reporting is done against whatever the user sees fit.

I work for a company which used to have 13 financial periods. It was great. Then they switched to 12 and we now have a couple of 5 week periods thrown in to balance the year out. I don't know why they decided that but it's not as good now.

Why would you need to rewire the house to allow a smart meter to automatically update usage to the provider?

I can believe that. Where I work people use the Bi system to dump data out to Excel to then build the reports they want to see. Madness.

My family have a thing for bright lights, we don't like them usually, and they trigger sneezing. No idea why.

Do any of you sneeze when looking at bright lights?

Sadly my 34 year old car is off the road at the moment. I loved driving it because it was so simple. Basic on/off switches. No computers.

Does he have an agent or somebody who can be contacted? Not justifying the shop from doing this but how would somebody seek his permission?

The UK version was narrated by Craig Charles and he really made it better just by adding silly comments over the top. I always used to laugh when the water cannon challenge was on and he would excitedly say "don't let them penetrate your rings"