I would wonder what cum would mean for a measurement, but m3 is a SI standard.
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Who knew that hosing a table with copious amounts of cubic metres would trip adult filters?
Mysterious metal monolith found in 'very remote' part of Utah
Bloated middle age beckons: Windows 1.0 turns 35 and is dealing with its mid-life crisis, just about
Not sunshine, moonlight or good times – blame it on the buggy
Police warn of bad Apples that fell off the back of a truck after highway robbery
Watchdog signals Boeing 737 Max jets can return to US skies following software upgrade, pilot training
Worn-out NAND flash blamed for Tesla vehicle gremlins, such as rearview cam failures and silenced audio alerts
Re: We'll get used to it @Steve
For Rover I think the BMW engines were actually a disadvantage.
Rover group had a post L series Diesel, better than the BMW, never got used by them.
Land Rover had a range of engines, 2 of them were killed before lauch, the surviving middle one is an excellent lump.
Imagine a 75 with a G series, a Freelander with a TD4, or a L322 with a TD6.
A visit to a crafted webpage would have been enough for a bad guy to munch all your Firefox for Android cookies
The revolution will not be televised because my television has been radicalised
After Cummings' Barnard Castle trip, cheeky Britons started using the word 'vision' in their passwords
We've made it: Microsoft deems El Reg relevant enough to have a play with the nerfed version of its upcoming Xbox
Did I or did I not ask you to double-check that the socket was on? Now I've driven 15 miles, what have we found?
NSA: We've learned our lesson after foreign spies used one of our crypto backdoors – but we can't say how exactly
Oculus owners told not only to get Facebook accounts, purchases will be wiped if they ever leave social network
Re: How to piss off potential customers 101
Just remember HTC are still in the game (much better kit) and PSVR is similar cost IF you have a PS4.
I am going to borrow sons PSVR and play his motion controlled FPS game. As I am very good with MOVE and FPS* should be fun.
* Top 0.5% online with Killzone 3 and entirely with MOVE.
Easy ways round this.
Very easy way of avoiding it luckily there are other good companies, one even works on a games console!
A son has the following VR platforms.
Firstly PSVR, it works really well and is a good entry level system. It may be tied to PSN but with a PS4 you tend to have to be.
Next Vive, very good setup not as comfy. I don't think it is tied but the games are from Steam.
Note NO OCULUS.
Also funny how gamers are happy to sign up to STEAM, PSN or XBL but Faecesbook no. What are they doing so wrong?
Microsoft drives users to the Edge: Internet Explorer to redirect to Chromium-based browser in November
Fancy a steaming portion of Kentucky Fried Bork? A fingerlickin' flub that's pure poultry in motion
Today's tech giants won't be as naive as I was in DoJ dealings, says former Microsoft chief Bill Gates
Google screwed rivals to protect monopoly, says Uncle Sam in antitrust lawsuit: We go inside the Sherman parked on a Silicon Valley lawn
Re: "so a majority of people do change search engines"
I used to use multimap then it got mapped to maps.live.com, then the German tin plate site.
I still call it multimap.
Will not work though on my phone which is a real PITA
Why is it so wanted here in the UK?
One reason above all others.
ORDNANCE SURVEY OVERLAY
When you gaze long enough into the bork, the bork will gaze back into you
UK tech supply chain in dark over Brexit preparations months ahead of final heave-ho
Lift us up where we belong: UK's Network Rail puts elevators online
I used to take a bike on trains
And that was hard to push, especially with all my stuff tied on. But twice I was really naughty.
I rode up a ramp into a BG and another time I rode along the underpass.
I made a lot of use of station lifts in those 2 years.
Another time line shut so had to get to next station by road, all my stuff on a bus, but not my bike, sat their thinking until the BR chap said to ride it and told me where next station was, and I beat the bus.
I was a bit annoyed as I had to buy a ticket for it anyway and I also had to use petrol.
BOFH: Rome, I have been thy soldier 40 years... give me a staff of honour for mine age
From the Department of WCGW: An app-controlled polycarbonate lock with no manual override/physical key
A decades-old lesson on not inserting Excel where it doesn't belong
Re: Pegasus Opera
And it was a bit flakey due to networking.
But I could open the files with a Clipper application no problem.
Clipper had the magic of replaceble database drivers, one was a client server engine. Went years with no data corruption.
We did once reindex a customers Pegasus Opera as otherwise it was use the backup, we used the client server engine to do it.
Former antivirus baron John McAfee collared, faces extradition to America on tax evasion, securities allegations
What a Hancock-up: Excel spreadsheet blunder blamed after England under-reports 16,000 COVID-19 cases
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