Gary Numan is actually two weeks older than Gary Oldman

Intel statement[/url]

“…many types of computing devices — with many different vendors’ processors and operating systems — are susceptible to these exploits.”

“Contrary to some reports, any performance impacts are workload-dependent, and, for the average computer user, should not be significant and will be mitigated over time.”

The 5 won’t update past 10.3.3 – that’s the last one released for them. You won’t be able to get both phones on the same iOS version

5/25 😯

What’s going to happen when Governments and Central Banks get the feeling that there’s a lot of buying and selling going on outside of the economies they control?

That is the question! There’s an interesting doco on Netflix about it

Imagine I paid you one Dash coin. That transaction is recorded in a ledger, which in turn is kept on computers all over the word, rather than a central server. Each transaction can be verified by doing some computer processing on it – if the result of that processing doesn’t match the result stored in the copy of the ledger on one of the computers, it can be said that that copy of the ledger is incorrect (has been hacked, or became corrupt) and it is then discarded. This is the blockchain and it’s how it’s kept secure.

Now, that processing needs to come from somewhere, and this is where mining comes in. People process the computations required to keep the blockchain secure on their machines and in turn are rewarded with a new coin, once enough transactions have been processed to uncover the next one.

At the start of a crypto-currency’s life, coins come up quite quickly, but each time it takes longer and longer to be rewarded with the next one in the sequence (there are a finite number)

In to my last week on Champix today. It’s literally amazing – as in I could not believe how well it worked. Three days in to quitting I was on a big night out – the type where I’d be buying a second 20 deck from the barman at 3am – and I wasn’t fussed about smoking in the slightest. It was like flicking a switch and suddenly feeling the same as a non-smoker must do.

I actually forgot to take it the other day and I didn’t notice, so quietly optimistic for next week when the course is finished.

The nicer bits of town are BGC and Makati. Plenty of restaurants and bars in both of those – some good craft beers if that’s your thing. When I’m there I’m a bit further North in Quezon City, where there is an incredible restaurant called Van Gogh is Bipolar. The guy that runs it is bipolar and cooking helps him keep on an even keel, and he uses mood enhancing ingredients (not that kind). It was a really cool experience, but depending on traffic, could take you 1.5 – 3 hours to get there from the airport end of town.

Check out spot.ph for eating and drinking. And of course, there’s always the midget little people boxing…

I don’t the the swear filter masks spaces, it’s just some creative thread titling on the OPs part

That’s roping

Never mind, bindun

Rapha have a zipped pocket on the Core and the Classic jersey. Maybe the others too. THANK-YOU-2017 will get you 25% off until the 30th

This is almost as good as the keyrings thread

Febreeze?

I’ve got those Wahl ones on the amazon link, they have just turned 7. They’re still going battery wise but the rubber coating is beginning to look a bit tatty

EDIT: “Features 45 minutes run time when fully charged” lol, yeah they don’t do that any more but it does maybe three or four cuts before needing a charge

I get this if my shoes are done up too tight. I feel it on the outside of the foot around where the toe meets the foot, but a bit further back. However it’s the main ratchety closure at the top of the shoe (ie nowhere neat that!) that causes it.

I back these off a bit and I guess the bloodflow improves

Looked out window
Pissing it down
Back to bed

My second ever bike was a Raleigh Amazon, after my first, a Giant Stonebreaker, was nicked out of the shed.

The paint job was called ‘Brazilian Rain’ and it was gorgeous. Just look at it!

Also I had a brown Twenty a couple of years ago for scooting about in hipster London. Matt, you were just ahead of the curve.

What did they say?

Find a replacement to take on your daughter’s room and get the hell out of dodge.

You might be legally on the right side but it would be the quickest and easiest route out

1,372km this year, all outside.

It is summer where I live though 😀

Oooh yeah its a mess when logged in

Fine when not though

EDIT: But sorted itself out again after posting

2nd what he said ^ about World war Z, for those reasons

HArd boiled egg. Pinch of salt. Nom

#yourenotmeanttoreadthehashtags

Not only after a break but every sunday night pretty much

Tinder

Location: Manila

Winter: Yes, as I’m not sweating all the time at the moment

Are we talking road? Are you a club member?

My club organises structured training sessions with a professional coach. It’s as a group so works out cheap at about £2 each session (although obviously you don’t get too much personal attention)

It really helped with my speed and fitness when I actually took it seriously (which it sounds like you will).

I have to pack a bag in order to go on holiday

Is that a statement or an instruction?

😀

Aaaand you’ve got DrugStock_ID which looks like a foreign key but no actual constraint to go with it.

I’m assuming you’ve made a choice with which columns to index?

A bit of space and ordering things properly helps

(by the way I don’t use MySQL so providing no guarantees!)

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS nhs1.Treatment_Fact (
TreatmentFact_ID INT NOT NULL,
Patient_ID INT NULL,
Unit_ID INT NULL,
Staff_ID INT NULL,
Operation_ID INT NULL,
Drug_ID INT NULL,
ContCare_ID INT NULL,
DrugStock_ID INT NULL,
Treat_ID INT NULL,
Treatment_Date DATETIME NULL,
———————————————-
PRIMARY KEY (TreatmentFact_ID),
INDEX Unit_ID_idx (Unit_ID ASC),
INDEX Staff_ID_idx (Staff_ID ASC),
INDEX Operation_ID_idx (Operation_ID ASC),
INDEX Drug_ID_idx (Drug_ID ASC),
INDEX ContCare_ID_idx (ContCare_ID ASC),
INDEX Treat_ID_idx (Treat_ID ASC),
———————————————-
CONSTRAINT Patient_ID
FOREIGN KEY (Patient_ID)
REFERENCES nhs1.Patient (Patient_ID)
ON DELETE NO ACTION
ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
———————————————-
CONSTRAINT Unit_ID
FOREIGN KEY (Unit_ID)
REFERENCES nhs1.Treatment_Unit (Unit_ID)
ON DELETE NO ACTION
ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
———————————————-
CONSTRAINT Staff_ID
FOREIGN KEY (Staff_ID)
REFERENCES nhs1.Staff (Staff_ID)
ON DELETE NO ACTION
ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
———————————————-
CONSTRAINT Operation_ID
FOREIGN KEY (Operation_ID)
REFERENCES nhs1.Operation (Operation_Code)
ON DELETE NO ACTION
ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
———————————————-
CONSTRAINT Drug_ID
FOREIGN KEY (Drug_ID)
REFERENCES nhs1.Treatment_Drug (Drug_ID)
ON DELETE NO ACTION
ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
———————————————-
CONSTRAINT ContCare_ID
FOREIGN KEY (ContCare_ID)
REFERENCES nhs1.Continuing_Care (ContCare_ID)
ON DELETE NO ACTION
ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
———————————————-
CONSTRAINT Treat_ID
FOREIGN KEY (Treat_ID)
REFERENCES nhs1.Treatment (Treat_ID)
ON DELETE NO ACTION
ON UPDATE NO ACTION
)
ENGINE = InnoDB;

When he gets to the point of doing an insert… we aren’t there yet!

‘Wait time’, unless it’s the ID from a list of pre-determined wait times, doesn’t sound like it should be a foreign key. Sounds like just a bit of data on this table.

I guess it was referencing the Treatment_WaitTime column? Although that was on the FACT table not the TREATMENT one?

CONSTRAINT Treat_WaitTime
FOREIGN KEY ()
REFERENCES nhs1.Treatment ()

This constraint doesn’t have a column or a foreign key defined like the rest do. Take it out, it’s not doing anything and it’s probably causing your error

Latte art could use some work

Hell of a commute!

Cheers all

Oh! No, no Russian gangsters. Maybe a bit different then. I was going on this from Goodreads:

It begins with a boy. Theo Decker, a thirteen-year-old New Yorker, miraculously survives an accident that kills his mother. Abandoned by his father, Theo is taken in by the family of a wealthy friend. Bewildered by his strange new home on Park Avenue, disturbed by schoolmates who don’t know how to talk to him, and tormented above all by his unbearable longing for his mother, he clings to one thing that reminds him of her: a small, mysteriously captivating painting that ultimately draws Theo into the underworld of art.

As an adult, Theo moves silkily between the drawing rooms of the rich and the dusty labyrinth of an antiques store where he works. He is alienated and in love-and at the center of a narrowing, ever more dangerous circle.

The Goldfinch combines vivid characters, mesmerizing language, and suspense, while plumbing with a philosopher’s calm the deepest mysteries of love, identity, and art. It is an old-fashioned story of loss and obsession, survival and self-invention, and the ruthless machinations of fate.

New York, orphan boy, money, torment, making it as an adult, art, mystery, love, survival, fate… all in there. Although it’s certainly not a gangster story

John – Goldfinch sounds much like ‘A Little Life’. On the list