Hi CM, you going home this weekend to check on dad/sister ?
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Morning!!Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostHi CM, you going home this weekend to check on dad/sister ?
Yep, going home with sis tonight to check on Dad! I think it'll be my regular weekend trip for a while!Bazza gets caught
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I hope you and your sis are going to be well behaved... and if not any chance of some picsOriginally posted by cailin maith View PostMorning!!
Yep, going home with sis tonight to check on Dad! I think it'll be my regular weekend trip for a while!
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Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostI hope you and your sis are going to be well behaved... and if not any chance of some pics
You certainly are a try-er!!
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I might have some of my boards still flying in Tornados. Although they've probably fixed them now.Originally posted by zeitghostSpice lies behind most of these circuit analysis programs... or a version thereof... they just took the ASR33 teletype away & put a GUI instead of it...
Ultiboard is indeed a pcb CAD type of thingie... so you design your circuit using the spicey thingie, then extract the netlist & use the ultiboard type thingie to do the layout.
Apparently.
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Sorry, good morning
Silverlink on strike again so their oikish passengers invaded our car park this morning. Luckily I got one of the last spaces.
The stand-up-early passengers were well pissed off when we got to Marylebone today. The driver forgot to open the doors for about three minutes!
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Originally posted by wendigo100 View PostSorry, good morning
Silverlink on strike again so their oikish passengers invaded our car park this morning. Luckily I got one of the last spaces.
The stand-up-early passengers were well pissed off when we got to Marylebone today. The driver forgot to open the doors for about three minutes!
I had a great commute for a change, plenty of space. Downside is that makes me think that most people except me have friday off or working from home.
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