"Some of my best friends are gayers", eh?

Just to be clear, are you saying that Mac OS X cannot support static IPs or system-wide HTTP proxy configuration, and that this makes it an inferior OS?

Your goal is to end up with one large piece of essentially boneless turkey meat; the finished product will contain only the tip end of each leg bone and the first two joints of each wing. You will end up with one piece of completely boneless duck meat and one piece of completely boneless chicken meat.

It was posted on Twitter.

It does also say in the bottom corner that its for Australia , and from 2008 (or at least printed then)

I've just boned a duck for the first time.

Bit homophobic, though.

Flamboyantly gay people only go to Costa, too. And I think Café Nero is reserved for the Metrosexuals.

I've just boned a duck for the first time.

Or people who like decent coffee.

In other news: NSFW Skittles advert!

http://www.vimeo.com/26753142

22 litres of Pilsner Lager bottled. 5 days to go until first test. I'll bring s selection to BeeXBQ if you are men enough.

22 litres of Pilsner Lager bottled. 5 days to go until first test. I'll bring s selection to BeeXBQ if you are men enough.

Don't be a dick

Today I learned that there is a danish band called "Bottled in England" in the interests of science I shall find out what they sound like
*some googling later
I really wish I had a joint.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_mNP8JUvzQ

Is it just me or are the Danes really intense at everything? I've seen danish TV and it's like BBC drama turned up to 11.

Because Windows is more suitable for the technically competent.

They're for scrubbers/nerds.

£155 seem about right for house and contents insurance?

We can't travel in time. Bastard physics.

For the whole year?

yeah. That's the renewal quote, and, frankly, thought I'd ask you instead of doing any research myself, as I'm far too busy and important to worry about things like that.

We can't travel in time. Bastard physics.

In that case, no. You should aim for about £12 for the whole year. That's about average.

Details about his death have not been confirmed but his family said they had been told he had fallen from a balcony while sunbathing.

It is thought he has been lying on the wide wall of the first-floor balcony and rolled over the wrong way, perhaps after falling asleep.

Lovely, ta.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-14273808

Quite a sad story.

But seriously, £155 sounds about right. You lazy bugger.

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I'd avoid the M6 today, chaps.

In reply to a post that MaliA might have now deleted, for IT companies it can be up and down. In the 1987 stock market crash Amstrad had 400 million quid wiped off it's value in one day.

Considering LordSurAlun owned a huge chunk of the company personally, I don't imagine he would have been at his happiest that day.

If a space ship is travelling at near light speed and switches on it's headlights, does the light still travel at c?

That's where relativity gets weird.

"My finances; I'm mired!"

In fact Mr Chris should just tweet "GX4000" at him every time he slags a business decision off on his Twitter feed.

My favourite example of how weird special relativity is is the ladder paradox (also called the train and tunnel paradox).

This is why physicists are silly. Who spends their time trying to work out how to fit a ladder moving at near-relativistic speeds into a garage also moving at near-relativistic speeds? All the world's problems will be solved when we work out how to fit more shite into our garages. As long as the garages are moving (?!) really, really fast.