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TIL that AI is as stupid as a thick Guinness 🤷‍♂️




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Analysis of a wide range of climate research was fed into the AI platform Midjourney to create the new images, endorsed by UK climate expert and activist Dr. Mya-Rose Craig.
 
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Exige said:
Analysis of a wide range of climate research was fed into the AI platform Midjourney to create the new images,
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Wish they’d make their minds up, flooded or burning - can’t be both in equal measures surely.
Unless these represent the new seasons we can expect… ?
 
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Wish they’d make their minds up, flooded or burning - can’t be both in equal measures surely.
Unless these represent the new seasons we can expect… ?
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And there were a lot of tidal costal erosion in the images too 💦
 
TIL that "Skinny" - the saloon owner in Clint Eastwood's Western "Unforgiven", was featured in Poison's music video "Fallen Angel".

"Skinny" was played by actor Anthony James (it was his last film as he retired afterwards) and he died in 2020 aged 77 (cancer)

 
Tea making, emergency services
Julie Andrews=White Nun= Milk, no sugar.
Arnie=Strong, leave the bag in it.
Not fortnight =two week=too weak
 
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Not Giving a Toss

is a very underrated quality . . . . . and one that I strive to improve myself on . . . . . .

Now off to breakfast . . . . . . .
 
T.I.L Once you are in need of nursing care the government insists that you are stripped of your cash/assets at the rate of £1000 to £2000 per week, until you have just £20k remaining (£50k Wales). In Scotland nursing care is free at point of delivery, clearly funded by Westminster.
Luckily my father-in-law is enthusiastic believer in "saving for a rainy day"; and his name is Noah.
 
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I went swimming.

Interesting lesson 1: I was the second last to get out before "family swim" and they were ready to barrier off the changing rooms. Why? I asked. Apparently, in the "family swim" many try to get in before they have taken away the ropes from lane swimming, so they have to hold people back, as it becomes bunfight city. They leave out the kiddie toys, so the teenagers get in quick to play first! I was in the changing rooms and within five minutes, I could hear the lifeguards blowing their whistles to tell people off. I have been going lane swimming for years and never once have I heard a lifeguard whistle.

As my physio was cancelled, so I went on to Frampton-upon-Severn, Ley Bistro to stuff my face. I expected the place to be empty because it was raining and not particularly warm. The place was packed and holiday season will make a difference, I guess. When I went to leave and pay, I commented on how difficult it must be to know how much food to order, as the place can be empty (I have been there on my own before) or packed, even on a rainy day, like today.

Interesting lesson 2: The lady says it is no problem as they order the same every week. It's all frozen. I had a cheeseburger, chips and salad that was great. The burgher, cheese and roll, would have all be frozen at some point. Apparently, this is how most places work. News to me. Can't complain though, as I've always found their food nice. If it wasn't, then I just wouldn't bother, as I don't have to go.
 
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I went swimming.

Interesting lesson 1: I was the second last to get out before "family swim" and they were ready to barrier off the changing rooms. Why? I asked. Apparently, in the "family swim" many try to get in before they have taken away the ropes from lane swimming, so they have to hold people back, as it becomes bunfight city. They leave out the kiddie toys, so the teenagers get in quick to play first! I was in the changing rooms and within five minutes, I could hear the lifeguards blowing their whistles to tell people off. I have been going lane swimming for years and never once have I heard a lifeguard whistle.

As my physio was cancelled, so I went on to Frampton-upon-Severn, Ley Bistro to stuff my face. I expected the place to be empty because it was raining and not particularly warm. The place was packed and holiday season will make a difference, I guess. When I went to leave and pay, I commented on how difficult it must be to know how much food to order, as the place can be empty (I have been there on my own before) or packed, even on a rainy day, like today.

Interesting lesson 2: The lady says it is no problem as they order the same every week. It's all frozen. I had a cheeseburger, chips and salad that was great. The burgher, cheese and roll, would have all be frozen at some point. Apparently, this is how most places work. News to me. Can't complain though, as I've always found their food nice. If it wasn't, then I just wouldn't bother, as I don't have to go.
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Yesterday we had an office outing - restaurant then bowling. Because there were 16 of us they asked us to pre-order last week.

I ordered the 10oz rib eye steak.

When we arrived they told me they don't have any 10oz steaks and would I have 2 smaller ones. Not being a total Guinness I said yes, but asked if the two smaller steaks they had were a cancelled order. She didn't get it.
 
Today I learned how a couple of quid rubber ring, can make your eml light come on :D

My car is a seat ateca, bloody nice car with the benefit of vw audi bits. The orange eml warning light came on so parked it at home and called the rac. They came out quite fast, run the doo dah obd tester and threw up something silly. EVAP Pressure low. Apparently like diesels with the dpf and egr's, the petrols work by taking the crankcase breather hose and sending the gasses through the petrol tank and out of the breather hose.

Although only just 3 years old, the large rubber O ring on the filler cap showed signs of deteriation and so was not making a perfect seal causing a "low pressure evap" code and the eml to come on. Changed the filler cap for a new one rather than just the washer, dealer reset the eml, job jobbed. seems it effects a few vw based vehicles, not many though.

ffw to 2:40

 
Noobie said:
Today I learned how a couple of quid rubber ring, can make your eml light come on :D

My car is a seat ateca, bloody nice car with the benefit of vw audi bits. The orange eml warning light came on so parked it at home and called the rac. They came out quite fast, run the doo dah obd tester and threw up something silly. EVAP Pressure low. Apparently like diesels with the dpf and egr's, the petrols work by taking the crankcase breather hose and sending the gasses through the petrol tank and out of the breather hose.

Although only just 3 years old, the large rubber O ring on the filler cap showed signs of deteriation and so was not making a perfect seal causing a "low pressure evap" code and the eml to come on. Changed the filler cap for a new one rather than just the washer, dealer reset the eml, job jobbed. seems it effects a few vw based vehicles, not many though.

ffw to 2:40

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My solution to the problem is to drive old, cheap shit, that knows nothing!
 
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