Just think how big an audience you might have! Especially if half of China is off work and watching television/streaming.Well that's ruined sex in front of the TV for me...……….and probably for them that work for Samsung too.
Just think how big an audience you might have! Especially if half of China is off work and watching television/streaming.Well that's ruined sex in front of the TV for me...……….and probably for them that work for Samsung too.
If I were to add a spy function, I would simply add my time server in addition to the usual list NTP servers.I’ve wiresharked cheap web cams and seen stuff happening that I couldn’t explain, it might well have been benign, but unexpected so they went in the bin..
IME contact probes make more difference than the moisture content, I tried making a 4 wire bridge setup which I believe is what the commercial devices are, using my Agilent 32 channel mux to measure but even that was unreliable. Measurement of some ash which was seasoned many years just a bit of rain splashing into th log store made a huge difference.I cut my own and dry it for at least twelve months. I don't have a device for measuring the water content but the weight tells you how much there is and you soon get used to making a judgement. I suppose I could measure the electrical conductivity and get a more precise measurement after a bit of comparison and calibration. Might give that a try.
Storm Ellen is currently stir frying pheasant for my evening meal, I’ll let her knowThis amused me
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Monday’s forecast indicates that an area of low pressure will affect the UK. We have issued Yellow warnings for this but the weather system is NOT a named storm and #StormEllen has currently NOT been named
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Is that because the last one hasn't stopped yet?
It's been a mild winter and the logs I was going to burn this winter. spruce and ash dropped in June 2018, will be even drier than last year.IME contact probes make more difference than the moisture content, I tried making a 4 wire bridge setup which I believe is what the commercial devices are, using my Agilent 32 channel mux to measure but even that was unreliable. Measurement of some ash which was seasoned many years just a bit of rain splashing into th log store made a huge difference.
Some years ago I at a friends house in Hungary, we were eating smoked ham, home killed.
It was lovely and I asked him what wood he used, quick as a flash he replied Europallet ;-)
It was oak actually but we had been drinking lots of Pálinka
Anyway my burner is currently well stoked and the flue is about 400f while I’m sat watching the rugby, life is good ;-)
I burn smokeless coal cobbles in this weather as it means less trips outside but logs run on this stove quite well, it’s a multi fuel grate which means the riddle burns a bit on logs so I have a half inch boiler plate sitting on it to protect it. Anyway it’s nice and warm now and the glass of red will help reduce the feeling from the rugby ( I must nip to the bottle and check it’s not French )It's been a mild winter and the logs I was going to burn this winter. spruce and ash dropped in June 2018, will be even drier than last year.
I'm thinking of buying some seasoned logs and trying to measure the moisture content by checking the insulation resistance drilling two holes in the log and using a megger to measure the insulation resistance between the two. Only a starting point and we shall see.
Project fear?This is odd, why does news of a "Test" rather than a "cure" cause such excitement?
Possibly no-one would be offered the cure until they had been tested. Hence, more doses of test than cure (assuming not every test is positive).Project fear?
More people would buy it compared to a cure.
I think our natural immune system can cope with CV.Possibly no-one would be offered the cure until they had been tested. Hence, more doses of test than cure (assuming not every test is positive).
If we could identify which subset of the population is most likely to suffer most, and which are most likely to die, then we could target any cure. Trouble seems to be that there are few, if any, hints as to who is most at risk. If we don't know who, we might decide it is best to try to treat everyone with covid-19.I think our natural immune system can cope with CV.
I get free flu jab every year because of my diabetes. I guess they will add CV19 to the flu jab this year.
Few % of the population would need a cure.
Didn’t some bloke called Darwin say something about that?we might decide it is best to try to treat everyone with covid-19.
Which reminds me...Huawei probably copied their so called code from our guys who secretly leaked it to them, after they had stolen it from America, who in turn got it through a deliberate leak in Moscow
That came from North Korea.
"Big fleas have little fleas upon their backs to bite 'em
And little fleas have smaller fleas
Reverse engineering every item"
I was always under the impression that there where hundreds of different rhinovirus strains and trying to find a generic fix was impossible ( unlike targeting measles etc ) but maybe there are bigger fish to fry as pretty much everyone healthy gets through a cold by just being miserable and coughing all over meisn't it true that there is no cure to viruses, especially the cold and flu viruses?
Millions die every year of them and still no cure.
That was an exciting last five minutes... I kinda hoped Wales would do the business. It would have blunted France's chance of a grand slam... Now if Ireland can do the business tomorrow, the final match in the season will be a cracker.I burn smokeless coal cobbles in this weather as it means less trips outside but logs run on this stove quite well, it’s a multi fuel grate which means the riddle burns a bit on logs so I have a half inch boiler plate sitting on it to protect it. Anyway it’s nice and warm now and the glass of red will help reduce the feeling from the rugby ( I must nip to the bottle and check it’s not French )