IIRC, the owner chose to support brexit because it might mean the UK implemented minimum alcohol pricing sooner, which might have increased his trade when the gap between supermarket and pub drinking got smaller.
It really rubbed me the wrong way that was his reason.

Spoons and BD have been on my “do not drink at” list for a while.
This underlines the BD one for me.

At this point, what’s left to cut?!

BIzzare, no idea why it didn’t populate. Fixed, anyway, thanks :)

“How do I get this working in 22.04?”

“Previous question answers this.” Tagged as best answer

“No, the previous question answers it with a method that was removed in 22.04”

silence

You’d probably get better coding advice in the comments.

C&D sounds like a good way to scare someone who was wasn’t previously a Barrister, Bencher, Director of Public Prosecutions, and didn’t have a knighthood for services to law and criminal justice.

#JAM

Maybe the best way to think about it is not dark, but the absence of more light.
On a DMD projector, we use tiny micromirrors for each pixel which flash thousands of times per frame of video.
The flash/no-flash ratio decides how much light makes it out of the projector. This gives us over a thousand light levels per colour channel, from near dark, to full light.
When the mirrors are not in position, the light output is very low. (1/1000th of the full output, on a projector with a static 1000:1 contrast ratio)

The screen is designed to reflect light well, which means in a non-perfect room, it will have a light floor of the reflected ambient light, plus whatever still makes it through the projector (as Cygnus mentioned, room treatment).

If you do treat a room well enough that the small amount of light that makes it through the projector at all-off is a problem, you can do things like fitting an ND filter to the lens (reducing the full light output, while also reducing the minimum).
Or you can use the dynamic iris fitted to some projectors (which reduces the amount of light being put out based on the overall scene illumination, similar to the way LCD TVs lower the backlight level to “reach” contrast ratios of 100000:1).

I love having a projector in the living room.
I won’t lie, it gets used far less than I’d like.
But it cost me almost nothing, and it’s just fun to have a massive wall of video.

Adrian Binnmann will be straight over as soon as you let that nice billionaire run the country.

AFAIK, LG still do not require internet access on first startup.
At least on their medium/high end lines (C and G series).
This was a hard requirement for me. Mine has never been on the internet.

Oi! That looks a lot like French, sunshine!

You keep that up, people might think you’re one of those remoaners.

Maybe they’ll bring some friendly bombs for Slough.

Amazing how in the What People Are Saying section, the prime lettuce and that podcast wanker are higher up the billing than an actual MP and a senior from BBC Verify.

I knew I shouldn’t have given away my 7850!

There are a few reasons this can happen.

Super Injunction (sometimes self applying). But these tend to be used for privacy issues.

Unverifiable sources (which is why jumping to assuming a gag order is sometimes premature)

And it’s possible that the major outlets are trying to prepare reports in a watertight way. Or that part of the story just hasn’t been proven/released yet.

One day, I hope to have a solid week to just sink into KKD.

The weirdness about induction hobs does my head in.

I’m fitting one in the new kitchen, and I’m looking forward to being able to boil shit really fast while not having naked flames.

They’re mostly very, very, very automated.

Any human that can possibly be replace with a server, or multiple humans replaced with one central one, they’ve done it.