Early days. It just needs a bit of work, is all.

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Not so much imagination as telekinesis. I'm an adept of the latter. I practice with public transport. All I have to do is look at a bus, train, or tram and think " I should be on that conveyance."

Lo and behold: said machine will move away from me.

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Twit.

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What's the power source?

Yesterday's icecream was white chocolate, with raspberry sauce and chuncks of white chocolate throughout. Today I'm having coffee-flavoured, with a Grand Marnier sauce and chocolate-coated almonds scattered or swirled through it.

Reminds me off the sound effects used in the classic BBC Radio Goon Show. In one, the script called for a character to be struck from behind by a sock filled with custard. So the catering staff filled a sock as requested & naturally the sound was not what the writer, Spike Milligan, had envisaged at all. So the sound effects department had to come up with an alternative.

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Not enough free space on the iPad to install the update, so I deleted two apps totalling 1045 MB, this worked fine. After reinstalling those two big apps I have 2.78 GB free. Won't matter after Friday: I should be getting my new 128 GB iPad.

At least you had the option to go with cable. Until August last year my options were dial-up; various flavours of ADSL or 3G/4G. I managed for a few years on ADSL 2+ theoretically up to 25 Mbps if you were within a kilometre of the telephone exchange. I'm 2.5 km out and ADSL 2+ drops off sharply beyond 2 km. Best I ever got was 10.5 down & 1.1 up. Between 2005 & 2012 I was on ADSL 1, getting 1.3 Mbps down & 250 Kbps up.

I'm now on a FTTN with the node being 140 metres of phone cable away from my place. I pay for 25 Mbps down/5 Mbps up and generally get 94% of those rates.

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And now for something completely different. White chocolate icecream with raspberry sauce & white chocolate pieces scattered throughout.

More info on Epichrome: https://github.com/dmarmor/epichrome

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