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Is that an offer at 599?

On the subject of which, is it possible to buy a bugger battery than stock?

I've got the 2 in 1 and can't say I've noticed the fan noise, it's there but not as bad as my old Mac on YouTube.

However I've noticed my battery life has seriously taken a battering as of late. Zero idea why but it may be time to try and get a replacement.

Beautiful that!

That's reassuring. Currently I've got some i7 16gb dell that handles most of what I throw at it.

Thinking of picking up the MBA 16gb but really not sure of the RAM.
Mainly used for lightroom and photos plus browsing. No video editing or gaming.

What are your thoughts?

That's terrifying. I hope you're recovered soon.

I've not played the original versions of these so quite enjoying them.

I swear the graphics were much better ..

Would you recommend watertite for a bathroom?

Is this still for sale?

Noticed this too. Sometimes you'll be miles ahead and the cars (AI) will then come out of nowhere and roll all over you!

Not sure on Android 12 . I feel like an old man trying to use a phone again!

These speeds are insane.

Silly question but my internet is up for renewal and Im going to go FTTP do I really need all that speed?

Can't wait for VC.

May just be the nostalgia but for me it's been the best in the series. Can't wait to play that over Christmas.

San Andreas is on game pass.

Regardless happy to pay.

I find myself really enjoying playing the switch on the TV. Just my two pennies

To be fair it's great fun. But then I'm playing on my Xbox sat on the sofa not really fussed about the whole rushing through the game thing.

Not sure where to post this but as there's a possible element of DIY I figure this is the best place.

Looking to replace a dated gas fireplace with an electric one. What options do I have for hiding the power lead? I'm thinking of running a plug in the chimney behind and then an isolator on the chimney brest wall so I can isolate if needed.

Other option is to remove the plug and feed the cable through some conduit, again through the chimney brest and plug straight to a socket nearby.

Or do I just sack it off and leave it open behind the gas fireplace. No heat source, no faff.

Am I missing anything?

After reading this through a few times I'm starting to wonder if it's a good idea!

Some of the brick slips I'd looked at seem to have some colour variation in them so would hopefully look more 'authentic' that also saves all the bloody horrid mess that would come with taking it back to brick. Nevermind the fact my bricks may look dreadful under all the plaster.

Brick slips, any advice around using them? Toying with the idea in one of my rooms (only one wall)

Or am I better off going down the horrid route of taking all my plaster off back to the brick and seeing what I've got?

Vertical or horizontal?

Screwfix had several vertical ones when I looked recently.

Considering the stress of moving (even a little is stressful) it's not something I'd want to do again in a hurry.

Plus although from the road my house may look nice once inside you'll find my kitchen in one of the bedrooms (kitchen has been renovated for the last 4 months) and a certain building site feel to the rest of the house. Not sure that's estate agent material at the moment.

Haven't even lived in my house a year and I'm already getting emails from the agents I used to sell and purchase asking me if I'm considering moving.

Do people genuinely move that fast?

What options so I have for a usable staircase in a Victorian terrace? I don't really want it to look like an afterthought.

Early days but I'm wondering if I section off one of the bedrooms (office anyway so no bother) and fit a full staircase.

Or do I just fit a small ladder and keep the larger sized room?