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So P8’s huh

I did the PADI course years ago. Diving relies on 100% situational awareness. How they are doing it there defies description. And taking off a tank so you can fit through a passageway underwater gives me the shakes. The coach... might elect to stay in his cave, and meditate as the storms roll in.

Yeah OK, never seen scenery for there

Fibre is not that fast, there are too many inhibitors slowing the data, so it is not very good at the moment. :ph43r:

Yeah the astronauts did through the LM control system. Once the CSM was shut down, that's all they had. The movie, although condensed actually shows it all pretty accurately

The answer is right there lol.

Back working again!... :rockon: ...! Many thanks to whoever fixed it!... :cheers: ....! I enjoy the old; "Member's Chat Forum"....lots of fun!....It's not available on any of the other Member's Forums I visit. I have suggested it, but they reckon its an open door for nasty arguments and fights to occur! ...but the NZ crowds are a good lot and don't rock the boat!....Bless 'em!... :wink2: ... :wink2: ...! Many thanks to Mr. Fixer! Paul.... :D ... :D ... :D ...!

It does not work that way in fact AI can exist in society and provide services that no one else wants to do, you can still have people do the jobs they like but AI can operate in such a way in society that literally everything is free. Tech advancements involving AI can lead to space exploration within a galaxy and intergalactically. AI is needed in order to further technology at a certain point in the future and is also a requirement for a safe flying car, it is a level above fly by wire that is needed in order for a flying car to operate in society in a safe manner without everyone needing...

I think i prefer the lava moving at a football field distance every hour , to the pyroclastic flow at 1000c and 700km per hour .... either way, we are just spectators. All the technology in the world cant stop this ...puts us humans , squarely in our place ... at risk.

In the Summer Time, all our city drains smell of Poo! I reckon that bloke is sat down there creating it! Paul.... :lol: ... :lol: ...!

I reckon the thing on the right is a Cigarette Lighter?.... :unsure: ....! Lighten my darkness... :wink2: ... :wink2: ...! Paul.... :lol: ... :lol: ...!

This is what devastated our Beef industry!....>>>> "The BSE crisis led to the European Union banning exports of British beef with effect from March 1996; the ban lasted for 10 years before it was finally lifted on 1 May 2006". I remember seeing in the news, every day, piles of dead Cattle, being burnt in open fields! I see the concern of NZ Border control at airports and sea-ports prohibiting the import of many foodstuff, etc, by passengers and visitors.>>> NZ is paranoid about infectious diseases being brought into the country via plants and food.! What I watch...

Found the phone. ....long story,for another time. :ph43r:

:D I remember a story about an Irish restaurant where the specialty of the house was 'Soup-in-a-basket'....there was a great vogue at the time for serving everything 'in-a-basket'. These days it is wooden trenchers, which have been banned here because they are naturally unhygenic. :o Hello Mike! ..by; "basket", I mean the dried Tagliatelle is/are rolled up into a tight ball and popped into the boiling water to; "unfurl"...LOL...! We can purchase the (wet) ready-cooked version, but it has a limited; "use-by" life. I prefer it dried to keep longer!... :wink2: ....!...

Apparently.... ....(or so I've been told)... :rolleyes: ..... All this female excitement has been carrying on whilst I was steering my trusty two-wheeled steed from England into Wales during my regular Sunday meet-up with all the Biker Folk in Abergavenny! The marriage between Parry and Fagan!!.... :o ...! I did notice that all the Female Bikers/Passengers were absent from the meet-up in the 'Bus Park! ...there were more Lads there than usual. I suspect that they were all escaping from the indoor TV Pandemonium! I just hope that Ginger-top and Sambolina are very happy in their;...

When we moved from Hamilton to Christchurch last year we realised how much 'stuff' we had and ruthlessly got rid of a load. We were in a rental about 8 months and when we moved to our new home were amazed at how much more stuff we had accumulated in that short time, as well as how much 'stuff' (brought from Hamilton) we really didn't need after all since it had stayed boxed for 8 months and never used. Another clear out. We're now in probably the largest house we have had so far and whaddayaknow ... 'coners' are filling up with, yep, 'stuff'. Where does this sht come from? I make just about...

A fascinating read, Mike!.. :D ...! ..like the Pilots in South Africa, who do a similar delivery job in the remote Safari! (So-fari...So-goodie).... B-) ...! Vast, wide open places! Different from your normal 9-5 job, 5 days a week.... :wink2: ....! I suspect that about three people live in the middle of Australia!... :blink: ....! Most of my stuff arrives during my daily Motorcycle visit to Sainsbury's, or an exciting parcel from Amazon!.... :bow: ....! Paul..... :D ....!