classic33
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Who'll be first on it?My rack has arrived
Who'll be first on it?My rack has arrived
Scotland on Thursday 21st FebruaryMy wife and I went to Tog Hill to see the flypast of the Tornadoes. It was a bit grey but I don't think we could have chosen a better spot. Quite a few other people had also gone there to see them . View attachment 453589 View attachment 453590 View attachment 453591
Some secondary schools and the local driving test centre.I found the countersigned copy of my birth certificate.
I need it for my Exam: What sort of organisation requires a birth certificate for an exam?
I saw this on the Linux App Store (or whatever it’s called). It’s next on my list to check out. I did look at something similar recommended on here called Wine, but that appears to be only for x32 machines where my install is x64.
I had to have one when I went for my drivers' license last time around. To prove my Murricaness.I found the countersigned copy of my birth certificate.
I need it for my Exam: What sort of organisation requires a birth certificate for an exam?
I'm stuck indoors waiting for the gas safety engineer to come round and do the annual check. I want to be off and away though. Another mundane grumble grumble.
My wife and I went to Tog Hill to see the flypast of the Tornadoes. It was a bit grey but I don't think we could have chosen a better spot. Quite a few other people had also gone there to see them . View attachment 453589
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I dunno, a tornado flypast is usually an entirely different experience here.I hope they turned up - unlike the BT / Openreach charlatans who missed a second appointment yesterday at ours...
Shame it was just a fly past and they didn't do something exciting like a full afterburner vertical climb...
I wonder how much it would be to buy a second hand one?
Well, I took the plunge and installed Linux Mint onto my machine as a separate partition from the original Windows. It took a long time to set up, but now it is I’m (so far) very happy. My only issue is I cannot get the sound to work (through HDMI to TV via GeForce GT610). It’s not too much of an issue as the PC acts mainly as a media server for the FireTV Stick (which does play sound). I have nVidia drivers installed but still no joy (or rather, no sound).
I saw this on the Linux App Store (or whatever it’s called). It’s next on my list to check out. I did look at something similar recommended on here called Wine, but that appears to be only for x32 machines where my install is x64.
Check!I hope they turned up - unlike the BT / Openreach charlatans who missed a second appointment yesterday at ours...
Shame it was just a fly past and they didn't do something exciting like a full afterburner vertical climb...
I wonder how much it would be to buy a second hand one?
Check!
https://www.avbuyer.com/aircraft/military-classic-vintage/Panavia/Tornado-F2A-ZD902/350801
Or £20,000 on gumtree
Well, I took the plunge and installed Linux Mint onto my machine as a separate partition from the original Windows. It took a long time to set up, but now it is I’m (so far) very happy. My only issue is I cannot get the sound to work (through HDMI to TV via GeForce GT610). It’s not too much of an issue as the PC acts mainly as a media server for the FireTV Stick (which does play sound). I have nVidia drivers installed but still no joy (or rather, no sound).
I saw this on the Linux App Store (or whatever it’s called). It’s next on my list to check out. I did look at something similar recommended on here called Wine, but that appears to be only for x32 machines where my install is x64.
No tailgaters, that's for sure. Parking may be a problem however.That seems a bargain - a lightly used Tornado for the price of a second hand 3-series.