u/fizzycake

It pulls the data from SystmOnline. The data behind it is mastered in SystmOne. But it does avoid using it directly.

What's potentially scary is I was looking at an approved used Skoda Octavia VRS with similar sill damage that was actually caused by the stretcher jig used to bend it back into shape (asked someone who works in insurance repairs and damage appraisal). Wasn't a category at all and was at a main dealer, approved used, for about market average.

Didn't want a white one anyway so was more test driving it to check I enjoyed the drive before committing to one.

Just waiting for this to be deleted and reposted by a different mod for the karma.

We already did. Dan James.

That sounds like a you problem and one you should sort

My 8 year or so old 7970 died on me. As did the motherboard I think. No PC for me for a while.

Tuna mayo and bbq pringles.

Been buying my son an adult medium shirt for his birthday since birth with his name and age on it. He's getting the box of them on his 18th.

The blue lagoon as it's called locally.

Is this going to be for a one off or a long standing environment? If it is going to be long standing do it right and get a dedicated machine/vm/environment for testing to exist on seperate from your development machine. Promote builds to it and have the tester(s) use that. It stops your builds and development impacting their testing. It doesn't have to be much, an older machine from spares is a good starting point if your org is small. Regarding securing it, if you're in an org, it is likely that they have an internal certificate authority that a friendly ops/security person can use to generate a certificate. This won't be trusted be my phone or your home computer, but if set up properly it will work within the organisation.

If you use some monitoring tool consistently accross them all such as New Relic, they usually accept webhooks in for releases. Post that info up as part of the release pipeline.

It was dodgy when they decided that whilst a rule wasn't broken they'd fine a club under a woolly catch all clause.

Hope you hate atmosphere and love prawn sarnies

Wimbledon. Lower in the pyramid so the extra gate reciept, whilst small overall, will help them out more.

Have 614, would have had 617. With Lundstram benched.

Fml.

!thanks

I'll have a play around with options then

2.1million ish

I'm open to WCing

5.0

Rmt

2FT, WC, .4IYB

Ryan, Stekelenburg

VVD, Digne, van Aanholt, Lundstram, Alderwiereld

Sissoko, Salah, Sterling, Neves, Cantwell

Aguero, Pukki, Wickham

Want to get Wickham out and maybe Neves/Sissoko, but open to ideas.

Prawn kebabs, skips, scaffolding, pizza and taxis to their house.

!fplbot Ndidi vs. Bernard

RMT

ITB: 0
FT: 2

Ryan / Stek

VVD / Robertson / Walker / Alderweireld / Lundstrum (Benched)

Sissoko / Salah / Sterling (C) / Neves / Hayden (Benched)

Agureo (V) / Jota / Wickham (Benched)

Annoyingly, Sterling was supposed to be set to captain for GW2 but it didn't seem to care and put Salah as captain again.
I play in a fan league with fellow Leeds fans so sticking to the no Chelesea / Scum players.

Wiedwald was not the worst. Lonergan isn't. Paul Rachubka was the worst keeper I have ever seen in a Leeds top.

Leeds fans with Phil Hay come close I reckon.

How many trains made from a combination of a high speed freight chassis concept and leyland bus parts do Southeastern have? The ones with no heating control as it routes the exhaust duct through the saloon as heating?

Pretty sure it is none. Northern, TfW (Wales) and GWR commuters would like a word about taking what you deem the crappiest stock off your hands. Plus the investment in electrification to enable them to even run.