Ty, yeah I have spoken to some neighbours who have Virgin now and they seem quite happy with it, so it looks a good choice to me, through I would see about modem mode with the VM hub as I prefer my own network equipment and hate using ISP ones, currently looking at pfsense or opnsense soon, so hope works well with VM hub :o/
Aimeeloulm
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I live in London and my speed is 64-69Mb, only two choices of BT/Openreach or Virgin Media where I live sadly. I have thought about switching to VM as they seem more stable where I live now, I do check other fibre options like Community Fibre, Hyperoptics and YouFibre regularly to see 8f in my area, sadly not yet :o(
Ty, mum informs me they have a tray in the boot of the car....lol.....I didn't ask why XD
Yeah, we still use them for different purposes, quite handy at times, can just wipe them over clean and put back in draw. I find them easy to carry food and so does my parents, both mum and I have autoimmune illnesses that affect us, dad has Parkinson's so gets shakes and is often bit unsteady, so dinner trays help alot :o)
Meh....I was thinking more of some old norse/viking demonic like creature, but I will take a Dr. Seuss villain all the same XD
One drawer? We have house full of these, cupboards and a garage XD
We have long sticks and tools around in case something gets stuck in any drawer, I think last stuck draw was a one of the dinner trays sticking up and we couldnt open the drawer, before that was the cutlery drawer and a long knife sticking up XD
One bug that irks me is deleting an email on a folder with sorting such as grouped sorting and Thunderbird loses the sorting settings, then I have to reapply the sorting settings again.....gah
Now if we could only get them to ban oxygen and breathing as they are popular in unfriendly countries we would make some progress in Russia.....lol
Yeah, I had the same reaction as well, through I may have an excuse as my fibromyalgia is flaring up :/
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This is a clamshell shark, it's not a hammerhead, lots of people confuse clamshell, scallopshell and hammerhead sharks as the all have that T shape, but there's physical differences and differences in there pattern of sensing electrical impulses :o)