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Hammer some nails through the spoke holes in to an immovable surface :)

The best idea I've had yet is to bolt something into the disc mounts on the other side, but I'm not quite sure what.

A disc. Then screw that onto something solid

The Mrs did, it was fine

That looks perfect, thanks a lot!

Well, here's a thread:

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/347051/

Mine often has issues with chest hair but always kicks in when I've worked up a sweat. Seemed totally dead last night.

What kind of aerial/dish is this?

https://goo.gl/maps/XgN4A5XNpFXpJi6t9

I’ve done a taster session with Jo Davies Ceramics which is in Dalston and I’d recommend

It looks like it may project a special tinfoil field around the whole house meaning you only need to wear an actual tin foil hat when you go for a walk.

One of the corona spreading variety I'd say, how's your 5G reception?

Looks like the top of a Van de Graaff generator, so probably used to collect atmospheric electrostatic charge for the purpose of reanimating the creature

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One of the corona spreading variety

Solid science right there

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Oh that looks great too! Thanks.

And part of the cost is as much clay as you can use and you get to go back 5 or 6 weeks later to pick up the things you’ve made which they dip glaze and fire for you

Quite expensive for 1 person but much less for the second person. Worth going as a pair

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Straight bowls not guaranteed.

Pardon the laminate

Found a 2006 iMac A1224 in a bin the other day.
Any chance I can use it?

I haven’t any experience outside of iPhones and 4th gen iPods with apple so I really have no clue if this was worth salvaging in respect to being able to use it.

What common problems should I look for? I’m assuming a software fault tbh but haven’t turned it on.
Are users and passwords and stuff like windows pc or like iOS iCloud?

Are you a Sun journalist? MI5?

Either way, your local bins are something to aspire to, or do you travel for your hobby?

So my cousin is on the hunt for a lightweight, cheap, strong, comfortable saddle.
Which two should he focus on? I'd say forget about lightweight for starters.

I’d say go for cheap comfort

Which two should he focus on?

Comfort and comfort.

Agreed - he weighs about 77kg.

On Macs of that era you can usually reset the password by starting it up in Recovery Mode, or if it's old enough to not have Recovery Mode you'll need the original MacOS CD.

Though on the whole, if you plan to use it as a Mac you'll struggle to install a new enough OS to be able run modern software. Might be useable as a Linux box.

Yep, but he's cheap, or rather his partner is.

Reduce that to comfort, nothing else matters. Look at a lot of senior pro bikes and you'll find a fair few ratty, comparatively heavy saddles. If you spend enough time riding, most are moderately comfortable, except Concor!

Cheers, I'll try to get that message across.
He's done a few Habitat rides so long distance comfort definitely required.