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  2. spudulike

    Adw

    No problem, glad he got in touch.
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  4. ...Fxckjng christ, people post fast. In reply to anyone talking about Greenland but mainly Mike.
  5. 976 тыс. просмотров · 15 тыс. реакций | Stephen Miller asserts Trump... WWW.FACEBOOK.COM Stephen Miller asserts Trump administration's position is Greenland should be part of the US.
  6. Is it true that the UK can only use Trident if the Yanks allow us to?
  7. Aled Hughes

    Adw

    Thanks for getting back to me, oh right you know him better than I but retirement isn't always what it's made out to be if you're someone who is used to be busy. He has got back to me thankfully as i was beginning to think the worst 👍
  8. America in reality already controls Greenland. Denmark just has it as a teritory in reality. The UK and America store alot of tactical Nukes there,Denmark cant provide any defence capacity at all in reality and dosnt need to because of the Yanks and Brits as far as I know. My ex lived there when she was doing her masters.
  9. Be interesting how the TDS (Trump dick suckers) react if Trump walks in and claims Greenland. I already sense some of them have backed off a bit on the unfettered hero worship, unsure how to spin recent events.
  10. It's turns very slightly before solid resistance.. I'll try heating it up and report back
  11. Residential house with loads of front off road area
  12. Does it turn a little or is it solid? Try gently warming it up with a heat gun. It may be that moisture or dirt has got in and rusted the bearings. Should come apart easily enough once the big circlip is off, I'd inspect and replace the bearings.
  13. Matthew_el

    39 allander road

    Residential house. I split my own wood. Happy to pay for unsplit logs. Thank you
  14. I keep banging my head against a brick to remind myself. It isn't all about the oil. It is to stop the speed boats with a 250 mile range travelling the 1600 miles (and 1600 back) to Miami to deliver Mexican Fentanyl. All about the drugs. Vice president of Venezuela a natural successor of course, that it why they are elected, to take over if the president cannot run the country. Luckily Trump has no beef with her either. Oh..... Not about the oil. Or petty vengeance.
  15. Hi Guys, Went to use my hedge trimmer after the Christmas break and didn't want to run. The engine starts and runs but when trigger pressed it sounds seized and blades won't turn. (Sounds exactly like trying to use a chainsaw with the chain brake on). I stripped it back and the part that the clutch that fits into (clutch drum?) won't spin. Do I need to replace this part or can it be fixed?
  16. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Stopped by this tree in my woodland today and instantly recognised the sweet chestnut leaves. Then it struck me as odd because I hadn't planted any there and none of the others were that big. Also, it looked like alder bark. It's definitely an alder but there's a sweet chestnut growing out of it. Must've been a small hollow where a nut was stashed. Wonder how long they'll stay like this?
  17. Gasoline 2 stroke chainsaws are the stuff you can rely on. Batteries in cold weather are unreliable. Might work or just do nothing. Who wants that? 2 stroke engines should never have been replaced. As diesel SOHC engines for cars or air cooled diesel DEUTZ F6L912. Some of us need things that work all the time every time we need it to do so. Not "high tech" BS that is about 90% of the time Made in China and you might as well throw dice to find out how or if they will work/do the job today... Makita is a perfect example of a good brand-(Dolmar) that was bought and willingly destroyed. Because some individuals wanted this or, were told to "move on"/ do so! And before anyone tells me 2 stroke pollutes , there are injected 2 stroke since at least 10 years ago if not longer ,that are indestinguishable from 4 strokes. Used in snowmobiles. Anyway... Enjoy your battery toys 🙄
  18. Lets ask the moon nicely, see if she can speed up and squeeze an extra one in...
  19. 192 тыс. просмотров · 1,1 тыс. реакций | Que hubieras echo si tu... WWW.FACEBOOK.COM Que hubieras echo si tu linea fuera de acero? #fyp #professional #treework #arboristlife #treeclimber #peligro #Dangerous I cant see an obvious cause for that splitting. Please enlighten me.
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  21. <AI could end up destroying many boring jobs and replacing them with creative jobs.> - what kind of creative jobs exactly? There won't be much going in music, acting, writing, illustration, graphic design, concept art, etc in a few short years time. But as I've already said: I'm not overly concerned about mass unemployment. Machines have indeed been displacing human workers for at least two hundred years, but they have been doing so entirely at our behest, and tightly controlled by the constraints of their mechanical design. They have not been creating "information" and "news", to dupe the gullible. Also, machines have not been taking away our children's childhoods, or coaching them in how to take their own lives, or grooming them. I think we need to distinguish between machines and AI. I do see AI as fundamentally different from other developments. It's not a linear progression, (for want of a better word). We've never outsourced human thought until now. You often cite the need for human oversight and intervention. That isn't really happening, even at this early stage of the game. It's all being rolled out as fast as possible to maximise influence and profit for the tiny proportion of people that actually benefit from AI. Look a how many major fckups, or "mistakes", Grok has already made for instance.
  22. Hi Mathew, if you add yourself to the tip sites (linked here or above) you might get some luck there. Noting that most tree surgeons and so on working regularly in your area will be sorted where to get rid of their waste, you are more likely to get occasional loads from people working outside their area and not wanting to return to their usual places (time driving 'home' costs). It helps if you can be accessible as you can - a drive to tip onto helps, no locked gates, able to take any waste on offer and so on. Second thing is to take a walk around, listen out for chainsaws working (they arn't hard to find), weird as it may be but not every tree surgeon is a member here, won't see the tip sites. You might get lucky, a face to face conversation can get results - though again be prepared to leave a number and post code (goes into the pile of phone numbers in the van) - if you are closer or more convenient than a usual tip that can help. In the tip sites add in that you are willing to give a consideration for time and petrol. Last one, local knowledge, there was a fella with a yard - forget where - think advertising on Gum Tree advertising uncut logs delivered - might have been Rutherglen way
  23. I agree with you here, as I approach the end of my 7th decade I'm glad to have lived most of my life in what I considered to be the ' real world ' with real values and purpose. That's not to say that my generation weren't fed a diet of complete BS because we were.... but these days the with the current generation things have got way worse in so many directions that it's hard to be specific in a short post. From our dystopian corrupt uni party government and counsels that are following the globalist agenda and it would seem to me to be working hard to undo the society that our forefathers worked so hard to build, to all the woke crap that's being taught in schools and delivered to most others on a daily basis by a bought and paid for MSM. I honestly see ' Digital ' as anti human and as a creeping invasion of our planet that we've all become far too dependant on, we've had 30 years of internet and most have enjoyed ' the carrot ' , I'm personally expecting the ' stick ' anytime soon.... and when it comes will we realise that we've all been donkeys to allow this to happen ? I guess I don't think AI will be good for the majority of us and that life was better back in analogue days.
  24. Turns out this was unreliable shite. The slightest bit of humidity or cold in the air and it refuses to turn on. Sat next to the hall heater, it works. Plan is to send it off for warranty repair and then ebay it. Its replacement arrived today, far more powerfull, uses Makita 18v batteries, but they do others. Ordered 28th, 8 days from China. Arrived with 5 bar in the tank ! https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0G1M3J3WH
  25. Well yes there will certainly be lots of jobs for people managing AI. Debugging, developing, rolling out and whatever the opposite of rolling out is. And of course dealing with the fallout of the faults and limitations of AI.
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