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I think a significant issue, generally, is that many people have recognised how much the media played to its own agenda over the past few years. This has led them to seek other sources of information, mostly poor as people are not very good at research, as a rule.

I've seen a few reports now from scientists specialising in clinical trials. One said that one of the main reasons for the speed of development and production is that in the past they sat on their hands most of the time waiting for someone to tick a box. Approving spending etc. Another reason...

Not much I can do I'm afraid, for a start you have to take your temperature daily I believe? Thermometer went on the 'long walk' months ago, they're like rocking horse manure at the moment. Contacts? Practically zero, it's like this in every direction!

The database is an elective installation on some distributions. It's very similar to Access and file compatible.

Nice work 👍 Keeping busy is not a problem here, Father-in-Law (92) dislocated his shoulder a couple of weeks ago and was carted off to A&E. We had to collect him but at least the roads were quiet. He needs help daily. Applied for a couple of nearby allotments expecting to be on a long waiting...

Seemed highly plausible to me... 🤪

Horses for courses I guess, I use Libre Office on the Linux boxes and Office 365 on the Windows boxes. The advantage of Office 365 is it can run fully-featured within a web browser so anywhere you can get on the Internet basically. Currently, if you install the desktop applications from the...

Sounds like you got the Office 365 trial with the laptop, it's browser based but with the subscription you can install the desktop versions. Short answer is yes, you can keep both, but there's probably little point as with the subscription you'd install the latest version of Office in any case.

We'll see how Varadkar fares in the elections @nara Fun fact: Most of the Brussels Sprouts eaten in the UK are grown in..... ...wait for it... Lincolnshire!

Every single time he gets admired the Mrs announces he's her dog. But when he's covered in mud he's mine?

Interesting resurrection of an unusual thread! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all :)

Question for @nara What is the science behind Tipping Points? You know, like 1.5° etc. I'll give you a clue, there's no climate science behind them. What about Corbyn's two billion trees then? Well, they'll need an area about the size of Wales. Trees also sequester carbon at different rates...

It was a f*ck up, but the Parole Board were not involved.

So would you be if you fell asleep in Yorkshire, woke up in Cumbria and discovered someone had moved your bed and changed your house.

I reckon that Jo Swinson lass will be our next Prime Minister.

You could always keep it and win a cycling race I suppose...

I didn't think it would take too long. Welcome to Canning Town

Psst! Anyone wanna buy a PAT Tester? ;)

Hope you are stockpiling that!

"Were it summat t'chap said like?" "Aye"