Paul Makepeace wrote:
Both sadly lacking from London.pm discourse and consumption*. Hereby corrected,
http://blog.plover.com/prog/burritos.html
Paul
* Seriously, where in London sells decent burritos?!
I always liked the ones at MexiCali on Berwick Street.
S
Ash Berlin wrote:
...decent laywer?
A lawyerist (and excellent cartoonist) of my acquaintance tells me that
no-win-no-fee is unlikely to be attractive to most lawyers in this sort
of case and that such cases can take a long (years) time to sort out.
She does recommend someone though: Richar
James Laver wrote:
I'm a huge fan of Model M series, to the point I had a unicomp
expensively shipped in from the US, and what a fantastic keyboard. It
encourages you to type properly because it's actually a real keyboard
(particular hate focused at apple here, the latest apple keyboards
(one of
Dave Cross wrote:
Having spent 45 minutes failing to get through to Demon's tech support
people last night I've finally come to the realisation that they aren't
still the company that I signed up with fifteen years ago and that I
should probably be looking elsewhere for my internet connection
Ovid wrote:
Gotta disagree on this one. IPA in the states is *awful*. I actually
like it over here. Plus, US beers (even the quality ones) are often very
fizzy. A bit too much for my taste. I know the microbreweries in
Portland are fantastic, but they generally don't ship over here.
I absolute
Bob MacCallum wrote:
I thought Skype tried to set up a direct end to end UDP connection if
possible? Fallback is through some central servers.
That's what it says when you display the "technical info". I am not a
network expert though (don't know what UDP is for example!)
Having used Skype ex
