Digitalbanana

Do you have a safe at home or keep the money under your mattress?

If PEA is your power provider, you can just take a photo of the bar code on an old bill and keep it in your phone and then use that to pay the bill with KBank app. That worked for me a couple of years ago when the PEA meter reader left the neighbor's bill in our mailbox and our's was lost. With the KBank mobile app for MEA bills one just needs to set up a Payment transfer favorite for MEA with the contract account and each month the bill amount appears within the KBank app to pay. There is no need to even see the bill or do any bar coding.

Wikipedia is your friend. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mass_shootings_in_the_United_States_in_2024

The link you posted even ends saying its nonsense with the sentence " Well, it sure looks like theory has been put to rest." Conspiracy theories are a waist of oxygen. I'm surprised no one thought perhaps someone was using anal beads as a signalling device much like that chess player was once accused of.

One would have to suffer from an inability to understand the larger picture to believe any of this nonsense.

Have you got a TM30 with new pp number? Pretty sure 90 days don't work without a valid TM30?

And I decided it looks terrible. Deal with it. Kodi is designed to be used for multimedia and not as a file explorer.

That looks terrible for Kodi. If using Kodi set it up to display media artwork and synopsis for each movie or TV series.

I have Android based IPTV on my PCs as well. I am not using Bluestacks on Windows as I find Windows Subsystem for Android less clunky (technical term!).

Just put a NAS drive on the router. Wifi all the movies around the home to any device.

If you are traveling to the UK and you watch live streams on YouTube (or any other platform) using your laptop or mobile phone, you would technically need a TV license. The UK law requires a TV license for watching any live broadcast on any device, whether it's a TV, computer, mobile phone, tablet, or game console. This applies to both residents and visitors in the UK. The law is an ass comes to mind.

Was wondering how long it would take for this to turn up again, first page of the thread but several replies down is a bit slow, aren't ya? Spending too long in the right wing echo chamber again.

The framing of the question as a choice between Ukraine "winning" or Russia "winning" can be misleading, as it implies that both sides have equal stakes in the conflict and that there is a clear winner and loser. In reality, Ukraine is not seeking to "win" anything that it did not already possess before the war. Rather, Ukraine is defending its sovereignty and territorial integrity against an aggressor that has violated international law and caused enormous damage to the country and its people. A more accurate way to frame the question might be to ask whether people support Ukraine's right to defend itself against Russian aggression, or whether they believe that Russia's actions are justified. This framing would better reflect the asymmetry of the conflict and the moral imperative to support Ukraine in its fight for self-determination and justice.

It's also important to avoid simplistic explanations or knee-jerk reactions when it comes to complex issues like political violence.