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There’s plenty of dedicated sessions during the week

If I want to swim on a Saturday the only lane swimming session is 05:30 - 08:00, the entire rest of the day is family sessions. I feel pretty sympathetic to people who don't want to get up at 6AM on a Saturday but still want to swim

You can get your credit report from all 3 agencies for free

ClearScore - Equifax
creditkarma - TransUnion
MSE Credit Club - Experian

Credit rating is nonsense, only the full report is worth paying attention to.

I think you definitely need your own thread for this! Incredible work.

I've noticed there can be some duplication, over what I'd presume to be a single page on the browser version

Above 70% RH is bad for mould. I think it's best to try to keep it to 65% if possible

More practical article https://petapixel.com/2015/02/21/a-practical-guide-to-creating-superresolution-photos-with-photoshop/

If it's got a good frame rate you can easily increase resolution beyond the CCD resolution. Simple explanation is:

1. Take a bunch of images which are all slightly misaligned
   
2. Upscale by a factor of 2 or 3 or whatever
   
3. Align all the images (as in, if there's a star in the image, align all the stars, not align the pixel grids)
   
4. Merge them
   
   

You need to have a bit of motion in the images so that the light sources aren't all perfectly aligned with the pixels but it's not difficult.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pixel_shift

As soon as she set out her red lines she essentially put party before country and that meant "ignore the concerns of the 48%". Revisionism

Yeah but (non-miniature) poodle is on the list. They're close to the same size

Are golden retrievers and labradors too dangerous?

But it's quicker to make a shandy than to do a half a lager and half a lemonade. By that reasoning a shandy should be cheaper than two halves. (which it isn't)

Our bed is a futon and our sofa is a different futon (because we just moved and don't have the money for furniture). They are adequately comfortable

Pleased to know I'm not the only one who doesn't give my burrs a proper thorough clean on the regular 😀

Smart Grinder Pro users: it also has this adjustment

It's more of an info dump for anyone else who wants to do it than a story but here's a thread - https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/388433/

I have a lot more photos but the ones I put up there were mostly just to give an idea of the trail conditions, bike suitability, etc. It was excellent. Checkpoint did great!

We've moved further out of town so now I need a pub/commute bike again. 6 bolt fixed is the cheapest option

44/17 with 45mm 650b? I'll build some 700c dynamo wheels and probably then go to a 40mm tyre and 19t?

Maybe 17t is too spicy when my commute is uphill all the way

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ofesgkhikg

I finally made it

I have no idea how but I've got 17000 points. I certainly haven't spent £34k in Sainsbury's

What should I use to seal this wood, ideally such that it doesn't get stained by coffee or cup rings and is food safe? Danish oil? The top is pine plywood

Osmo Polyx seems to be recommended on here for worktops? I guess this trolley has the same use case albeit pine

Not sure what's going on here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SOTKVHxGwU

What's the deal with these cunts on Facebook? I keep blocking them so they don't clog up search results but there's too many of them

Anyway, it's a 15% employer contribution scheme. I don't need to contribute.

That's a beaut of a scheme

Yeah they probably know better than me which side is optimal, but either way you should get 95% of the performance on either side of the window (until it peels off I suppose)

One way film doesn't really exist. You might be better off with it inside or outside due to diffraction before/after the partially reflective surface but it's probably not huge. I would guess you're better off with it on the outside if anything as you're more likely to get reflectance (the beam is closer to normal angle inside the glass so you get higher transmission). But my optics knowledge is rusty as shit.

The graphic might be incomplete, yeah. But there was this tidbit in the article:

Before June 2015, there were about two or three baby deaths a year on the neonatal unit at the Countess of Chester Hospital. But in the summer of 2015, something unusual was happening. In June alone, three babies died within the space of two weeks. ... Lucy Letby had been on duty for all three deaths. ... But by October 2015, things had changed. Two more babies had died and Letby had been on shift for both of them.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66120934