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  1. AHPP

    Clutch spring hack

    Yeah, which is slightly fair. But the power that pushes my 13" or 20" at easily quarter revs would definitely push a 28" round at least a bit.
  2. AHPP

    Neat hook thing

    So would my thing be but it's still not better (yet, possibly).
  3. Mike, Well that's her risk to take. Nobody's raping Lena Miculek though. Or any number of capable girls. And it's not just the capable ones that can stop baddies. It's the possibility, for a baddy, that he might run into one of the capable ones. It's a deterrent. There are loads of reported foilings of crimes by armed people. There are many, many more times more crimes that never go beyond the dallying planning stages because of the lingering doubt that the victim might fight back properly. I full well know the current legal landscape. It's wrong. Obviously I want men to be able to arm themselves too but women makes the point better. Any man who thinks self-defence tools should be restricted should look at his wife, his mother, his daughter etc and picture how much of a fight they could put up against four men who want to take turns on her cnt with a knife at her windpipe. And then ask himself if he'd rather they had the chance to shoot first. And it very obviously doesn't have to be South Africa. Is that the only place where a person has the right to not suffer violence? That guy on the train could have been carrying and he might not now be in hospital with knife wounds. Why should heroes like him be treated with contempt? If he'd have even had pepper spray, he'd have been caged for defending people. Have you ever been in a knife fight btw? I nearly have. It was fcking terrifying. I've trained unarmed knife defences with rubber knives. That's fcking terrifying enough. Look at a knife. Picture a man coming at you with it. Picture him pushing it between your ribs. Fcking grim. People need guns. I do anyway. Tell me I shouldn't be allowed them and that I should be unarmed against criminals who care about weapons laws as much as they care about other laws (offences against people, property etc).
  4. I've been having a right laugh dealing with a German manufacturer of a thingy for my widget. National stereotype wholly deserved. Was it car cars or supply chain you used to work for spud? A name we'd know?
  5. AHPP

    Neat hook thing

    Hence why probably never. It’s an idea but I haven’t worked out how it’s better than a biner yet. We don’t need new things if they’re not better.
  6. AHPP

    Neat hook thing

    I’ve got an idea for something that does that. Coming soon (probably never).
  7. I've been puzzling over your first post all day. It was somewhere between trying to have an argument where there wasn't one and, "He can't have read it right." But whatever. Moving on. An increase from 0.009% to 0.011% doesn't matter. 100% of people who want to carry, should be able to. And it really is as simple as let females carry guns in order to keep them safe. If you disagree, I'd put you to sitting down with distraught rape victims and comforting them with the silver lining that their rapes were at least lesser (positivistic) crimes than the one of carrying a piece of iron that only harms criminals. Until you changed your mind or starved to death, whichever comes first. It is utterly indefensible to deny the weaker sex the means to go about life freely.
  8. Hang on. A new Jimny in France is fifty one thousand euros?
  9. Programming more robots to fix the 80% rate of mistakes.
  10. I highly recommend H2G2. Super prescient.
  11. For anyone who doesn't know, this is the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. There's a bit later on where Arthur discovers the bird-people of Brontitall. By throwing the cup at the machine, he inspired them to fck off the robots altogether and go back to living as birds. https://hitchhikers.fandom.com/wiki/Brontitall
  12. No no no. Don't leave us hanging on that. Sounds interesting.
  13. Aye. A mate builds legal industry AI. I'm thinking about killing him.
  14. No doubt a generated cartoon!
  15. I'm getting to the point of being pushed too far by self service tills. I shouted fck off at one just now and then shouted again to get someone to fix it (not rudely but in an arguably un-British way). There are five supermarkets within a few hundred metres here. I can easily boycott the ones that won't run tills (when asked, which I do, nicely), which is inevitably where this is going. They'll probably survive without my meagre spending but when I shouted earlier, the other ten people stood round the shit machines nodded in agreement. People have had enough of this bollocks.
  16. AHPP

    Neat hook thing

    Heaven help him/us when he discovers car seatbelts and plugs are considered PPE.
  17. Asking from one IT professional to another you understand.
  18. Is that the correct terminology, @Steve Bullman?
  19. I gather (from the tv programme about it - Mr Bates vs The Post Office - important television) that the programme wasn't AI but just somehow buggy in the [more] traditional sense. That and Fujitsu workers were manually fudging stuff in the back end to make things add up. Still speaks to general competence and trustworthiness.
  20. Fujitsu built the programme that fcked all the postmasters.

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