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They've been writing to me for years. They appear to go in a circle, increasingly threatening and then resetting and starting over...

I've been using it for a long time. I had a look through my installed programs and noticed nothing windows specific so I downloaded the...

I am far from an expert but I have played around with PC, for many years. I would suggest installing a linux distro alongside your...

Here's an interesting video about getting more out of an older machine. I might switch when support for win 10 ends.

I don't think that will be a problem, as after a certain time the cables and exchanges have to be shared In this locality it was Fibrus...

After getting advice on here a while back, this is what I bought to replace my aging one. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126591293475 Now...

How about a sign on the door. Entrance to slurry removal valve. Danger of methane gas. Respirator and full PPE must be worn beyond...

One costs £222.00 DELIVERY £12.50 VAT @ 20% £46.90 For a total of £280.80

The only thing that needs to be acceptable is that your wife is happy to step up or down on. 150mm drop I imagine would be ideal. I...

It's not unusual to start auctions at 99p. It's also not unusual to put items on different places for different prices. It's also not...

If like me - 61 and not as fit as I used to be- and don't relish a day cutting 8 x 4 boards with all the heavy lifting involved maybe...

Ideal, then, to take the level of the back door floor area out to 280mm deep, and another 280mm deep step, both rise 150mm. Spot on for...

Building regs suggest a riser of 150-170mm and a minimum tread depth (front to back as it were) of 280mm. You are about spot on for that

I'd like use concrete, stone , brick etc. Don't want to be doing it again If I level up the pit there will be +- 300mm to the finished...

Has anyone watched The greatest story never told? It takes a different perspective on Hitler.