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Did I say they were the same, or do you believe I did?

There's nothing connected to that PC, it retired years ago. I was just thinking of reusing the case. I tried ubuntu years ago on a dual install, as I needed windows for a design program. I may try that route again.

The one I use daily is about 9 years old, an i5 with 16gb of ram a 500gb ssd and win 10 pro. It does everything I need, apart from it's annoying habit of losing the picture and having to be rebooted.

Sorry to say the turth is the turth but a belief may be down to perception. I don't get that. How could considering another view limit you? Aren't the BBC working for money?

That's what most people do, believe what they want to believe. BTW. Calling something a conspiracy theory is just a way of saying you don't want to believe it. If it was wrong you would call it a lie.

That might be the answer. £80 probably wouldn't buy a basic motherboard. I'm not fussed about win11, it's not so long since I was on xp. I missed out 7 and vista entirely. :)

Think yourself lucky you're not a powerni customer. Here's my latest statement.

Are you claiming there aren't any? I'd say others are free to arrive at their own conclusions without your leave. :) Anyway have fun.

It would make no difference. You would find a way to deny it.

Do you have any evidence to support either of those two statements By their own admission and from the security service after the fact. You don't have to look far or dig very deep.

My pc which is pretty old is giving some trouble and has been for some time. I'm too lazy to turn it off and reboot each time, so I just set it to sleep after thirty mins of inactivity. It then springs to life at the touch of a button or a wiggle of the mouse. Except that increasingly it...

It's pretty naive to think that the BBC are not censored or always report facts.

With a smart meter I suppose?

Saw an immaculate Sierra Cosworth on Market place the other day for 12 grand.

Did he leave or was he escorted out?

I've been dithering about getting a shredder/chipper. The ones I think would be effective are too expensive for the small amount of hedge clippings I have to deal with and the ones at a price I like I think would be too slow and tedious to feed. But may I ask you to elaborate on the above...

I'm more interested in, is the product "good"

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But which one is best? One is looking good with a normal sized load, the other is broken in half with a serious overload. Is it still going? Is that the joke?

Magnets were the thing in this vicinity, apparently they slowed the meter down. Digital meters left a lot of long faces.