In those days you could find a phone number by looking in a book called a phone directory..
Brexit, for once some facts.
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Many people didn't have home phone's back in those day's sw, if you did get one you had to keep quiet about it or half the street would be knocking on you door asking to use it.
Funnily enough we had a TV before we owned a phone, neighbours used to ask if they could come in and watch it as no one else in the street had one. If they were lucky we would even switch it on
the dwp go to war if you do not comply
they dont even have a number to leave a message on in the first place.yet still put it on the lms like a good little twat.
‘I don’t know about tinnitus. I’ve only just received the AirPods so haven’t studied them in detail. The ANR is very good, it cancels out 90% of the ambient noise and the sound quality / range probably exceeds what my ears are capable of hearing. Pass through mode is interesting, I can hear conversations and ambient noise whilst listening to music / radio streaming off my Apple Watch. I do a lot of walking with my dog, so they are great for when I’m out with him.
The inside ear microphone is probably used to make sure the AirPod is sealed into your ear properly and that no ambient noise is “leaking“ in. There is a fit diagnostic App which tests the seal and this must use the inner microphone. I have just remember, a microphone is used for the ANR too. About 30 years ago I used an Alpha flying helmet set up for ANR to deaden two screaming RB199s. That had microphones in the ear cups. Worked well too, just a gentle whine whilst all hell was breaking loose outside.
@full power you cant even breath the spl is so high it blows you away its like a machine gun going of in a car
Don't the biscuit crumbs cause damage to all that high tech equipment?View attachment 35153
@full power you cant even breath the spl is so high it blows you away its like a machine gun going of in a car
The ventilator saga.
www.theguardian.com
The last part was spot on.
“When we look back there will be serious questions to answer about all of the decisions made. What’s been very noticeable is that we always seem to be one step behind on the policy.
“If it’s not ventilators it’s tests, if it’s not tests, it’s PPE. It’s an important lesson that we have to invest, to create overcapacity for these moments.”
“We’ve really cut to the bone in this country far too much.”
The inside story of the UK's NHS coronavirus ventilator challenge
It all began with a woeful shortage of machines – and a desperate search to find firms to make them
www.theguardian.com
The last part was spot on.
“When we look back there will be serious questions to answer about all of the decisions made. What’s been very noticeable is that we always seem to be one step behind on the policy.
“If it’s not ventilators it’s tests, if it’s not tests, it’s PPE. It’s an important lesson that we have to invest, to create overcapacity for these moments.”
“We’ve really cut to the bone in this country far too much.”
no i cant afford biscuits im on jsaDon't the biscuit crumbs cause damage to all that high tech equipment?
Flecc, in this topic you are out of date. The point of 5g etc is that the cells can accommodate more addresses ,and more data. I find it hard to have to agree with Sp ,but on this occasion he is with the majority.. and I say this on a day when my smart phone decided to kill its camera module.
it's difficult to work out a hit or a miss, with bluetooth or GPS.
Let's say you go into Sainsbury's. You may come close to 50-100 people.
The app could not distinguish if these people are wearing masks nor if they are 1M or 10M from you. The risk is not the same.
I'd send you a packet but I fear you might smoke them instead of dunking them.no i cant afford biscuits im on jsa
I agree, but let’s give it a go to see if there are any benefits. If the App turns out to be useless, uninstall it.
Wow, can you inflate a hot water bottle like a balloon too? I remember seeing acts on TV in the 1970s where people did things like that.
Unfortunately, this is why Coronavirus affects the “disadvantaged” more severely.
Neighbours break lockdown for a game of bingo and a BBQ, two arrested
https://mol.im/a/8286575
You wouldn’t find a neighbourhood of neurosurgeons BBQ ing and having a game of bingo in the street. They would be at home, finding things to do and keeping their children under control.
Neighbours break lockdown for a game of bingo and a BBQ, two arrested
https://mol.im/a/8286575
You wouldn’t find a neighbourhood of neurosurgeons BBQ ing and having a game of bingo in the street. They would be at home, finding things to do and keeping their children under control.
