LumpyPancakes

https://youtu.be/cqzWDpjY0Cw?t=22 should do it.

Yes. It’s wall mounted. But I haven’t bothered plugging it in and I’m not sure where the remote has gone.

You’re absolutely right!

A bomb’s gone off in Battersea.

(Stolen from mock the week.)

Works fine on my Motorola g50 using a Belkin usbc Ethernet adapter with charging passthrough.

After a few days a message pops up that it will reduce battery to 80 percent to preserve it.

Used as a 5g router.

A pair of foam earplugs. I sometimes encounter annoyingly loud air curtains where I work.

Also handy for bathrooms with those deafening Dyson hand botherers.

Chaotic one way data compression.

Yes.

She’s a king Charlie spaniel, so I have to share the bed with her and a pair of Sennheiser hd4.50s paired to an iPhone that plays brown noise and an Android that does YouTube. (Can’t trust an Android to play 24/7 without a stutter at least once a week, but the iPhone which is otherwise dumb as a box of rocks never fails - the headphones switch devices when one stops playing.)

She has a small fan running at the foot of the bed and most nights will rest her head on the end of the bed metal rails for a nice cool breeze and potentially a redneck CPAP. If she gets cold she’ll come to the pillow end, head first under the blanket to pinch my warmth for a short time and then stretch out along the gap between the passenger side pillow and the blankets. I may get kicked in the back now and then.

Perhaps the strangest thing though is she’ll happily be in bed for 12 hours or more and not need to want to empty her bladder.

Yes, she is a spoiled Velcro dog and rules our world. The car even has an evaporative cooler, a lithium battery bank and a backup AGM battery in the back seats so she can be with me while I work even on hot days.

The cavalier breed tends to bond so tightly to their owner that they get very stressed after a few hours alone.

Reminds me of the old Tom Lehrer joke:

"…a story about a young necrophiliac who finally achieves his boyhood ambition by becoming coroner.

… The rest of you can look it up when you get home."

And gas.

Added solar and a battery. I don’t worry too much about the power use as a result.

The ttl expired in transit to Australia.

Would be nice if they built them in cold climates and piped the heat to houses and buildings like the steam era of old.

They take a hefty commission.

None, eight and one.

Thanks. Thirteen years ago now. I read that 2/3rds of cancers are genetic, so I don’t have survivor’s guilt. My now wife and I still play daily.

Wordfeud premium.

Had it since Android started. It’s outlived one marriage (cancer), about six phones so far.

It’s a kind of Scrabble game but slightly different layout, and ‘just works.’

What? No, they have an invert-o-penis.

It was a useful alternative to Western Union and other international currency transfer services many years ago, but I don’t have a current use case other than as part of a diversified asset portfolio. Relative to metals it’s easier to buy and sell if needed, and you still have custody of the goods.

One Bitcoin is still worth one Bitcoin, it’s the value relative to other currencies that is highly volatile.

It can be used for payments as others have stated, but can be a hassle since, in Australia at least, you have to declare all of it and pay capital gains taxes, generally requiring use of a third pay like Koinly to manage it.

I had a jump pack in my car when a friend’s battery suddenly died without warning.