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Why havent you named the make and model so us readers dont make your mistake!

Do you remember what its like to be asleep? Well, being dead is just the same, but for longer, and probably with fewer dreams.

Use molly, a signal fork. Fully compatible with signal but you can configure how it checks for new messages. Non-google play is an explicit option

I have a super low-wattage one, its 600w. That means it boils water quite slowly BUT.... even on a cloudy day, my solar panels create enough free electricity to run it. So free cups of tea! I also fill a mug with water, pour that into the kettle and boil it - not one unnecessary drop of water is heated. I'm very pleased with my setup. (If I had a 3000w standard kettle I'd get my drink 5 times faster but would need to pay to import the power unless it was a really sunny day).

The stuff isn't toxic in any way. It will swell up as it absorbs water but if you ate a packet or two no harm woulld result.

That works very well in Wales already, and its saved dozens of lives. Also, as a driver you get to see a bit more off the town as you go through because you are travelling slowly. I'm happy with that.

These researchers are bastards! Why didn't they transplant the gut microbiome from the mouse to the human instead, to cure the test patient's social anxiety?

If you were using your laptop as your only communication device, you'd need it switched on all the time you were awake. Not convenient.

UK, smarty, £8 per month unlimited texts and calls, 60Gb data per month.tethering included

Or treaties. Make a pact with another country to assist each other if territory is invaded.

In the UK, you can phone the bank and ask them to block Netflix payments. Some banks even let you do that from their app already. Its called a recurring card payment. Just changing your card (for instance reporting the card lost) doesn't work cos all banks helpfully tell Netflix your new card numbers to save you the hassle. You don't even have to let Netflix know at all.

Upvoted just because scientists have some wonderfully whimsical names for their discoveries.