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Much like the op wanting to chop in for a TT unless he's suddenly become a hairdresser

Increasing power doesn't increase driveability, it's down to the power and torque curves. I doubt most people here could tell a 30hp difference on a 300hp car in a "blind" test assuming the power/torque curves were similar.

When you've got 100hp, then it is a noticeable difference. At 300hp not so much

Its rarely the speaker, more often just need to change settings on the avr. I've got a specific setting that helps with dialogue, and also boosted the level of the centre by a couple of dB which helps

Because they couldn't entice people into a **** UWP/Store version of notepad without at least adding some functionality. Completely missing the point of what notepad was normally used for. Moving everything to UWP apps is another pet hate of mine with win10/11. Case in point the **** version of...

It's rarely just a regas. More likely to be a stone through the condenser imo

If you only ever watch to see the winner, then that makes almost every race boring. Even during the so called glory days then the majority of races were decided in the first corner

Not really

I disagree with this season being the most boring. Ignoring verstappen then it's possibly one of the closest fought seasons with Ferrari, McLaren and Aston Martin all having close battles. Again if you ignore Max today, then the sprint race had a few decent battles, and qualifying was fairly...

If the other one is at 3.4mm then yes replace the pair as it's nearly done anyway. Had it been 5mm or more then you would generally be fine to just replace a single tyre (assuming you replace with a matching brand/model)

So why make a big deal about it having a 2 year warranty :confused: May as well have just bought something even cheaper and more generic from AliExpress with no warranty.

Because you've just said that you're backing up your most valuable data. Surely if it's that valuable it deserves more than a generic hard drive enclosure that potentially contains a drive of unknown origin (could be a 2nd drive that's been used by one of the big chia farms that are now winding...

12' is too long imo, it's going to block light to the kitchen window and just makes the garden look even smaller than it is. 8ft or maybe 9ft at a push will at least leave a bit of space at the wide end of the garden and stop it feeling so enclosed Apex roof rather than pent will also look...

The windows id (assuming you mean the SID) is irrelevant these days (and there are a couple of articles by Microsoft staff to that effect if you look hard enough). We've deployed the same clone to 100s of PCs at work without any active directory issues (ours are all oem bios activated or volume...

While clearly not practical to the same level these days - it's stories like this that make you appreciate how far from the "good old days" of Microsoft, that Windows 11 actually is https://www.theregister.com/2024/04/19/wing_commander_windows_95/

Assuming the screens are the same size and the scaling is set the same, then at 1080P you should be straining less as everything should be bigger. Even if the screens at work are smaller e.g. the more typical 24" for 1080P screens, then the Pixels per Inch will still be lower (i.e. everything...

Why an iso / wim? Why not just image with something like Macrium Reflect?

How big is the existing shed? 5' x 4'? I think a 4m x 2m shed is going to look ridiculous in such a small garden. Personally I think an 8'x6' (2350x1750mm) or 9'x6' (2650x1750mm) would be the best option to the left next to the wall, that way it won't come out past the fence and won't come too...

May as well have not bothered backing up then... you don't know the actual brand or model of hard drive being used inside it, or where it was sourced from Good luck with that from a brand no one has ever heard of.

I don't know - I've not got a router, but always looking for an excuse to get one