Jammy Apps

@Bellagiotime Brilliant. Shame everything is monochrome and flat these days.

Nine two eight 1977

@mancunianmedic Convenient form-factor. I'd still smash that.

I am amused Anne is out shopping I am about to work Easter Sat/Sun/Mon in hospital So i thought i would do her Mary Berry's Victoria Sponge to sustain her through the weekend But despite using the precise quantities of self-raising flour/baking powder Lo, It has not risen

@Carsofglasgow1 @Mattisamazing33 Might not be the case in Britain, this was in middle Canada. I checked the back of both the mild and regular 70% in disbelief. Soy lecithin emulsifier too in the mild one. 🤢 Non-mild, regular dark stuff is safe.

@jammyapps @Mattisamazing33 I never knew Lindt used palm oil

I ate my Lindt easter 🐣 egg yesterday. So I bought a Toblerone one today and it has proper milk chocolate. No horrid palm oil

@ZoeJardiniere It's not been sold, it's under licence. It still belongs to the crown. On top of that Parliament is sovereign, so it can renationalise oil and gas whenever it feels like passing a law to do so, especially since we withdrew from the ECT. Is this a parody account?

It is blowing my mind how many people don’t seem able to grasp that oil & gas in the North Sea is not “ours” but was sold off to private companies who will trade it on the international market like any other fuel. We don’t get any kind of privileged access to this fuel.

@ZackPolanski Yes, we should back more gas and drilling, and the world should know. Domestic production means environmental standards are adhered to. We still need LNG, we just import it at the moment. Production closer to supply reduces transport costs, which are passed on to the consumer.

A huge betrayal. Won't lower bills. Won't give us more energy security. Won't insulate from price shocks. And sends a clear message to the world that we are backing new oil and gas drilling.

@SeedOilDsrspctr Just avoid the big cities and built-up urban areas, and you'll be fine. Countryside pubs are still as they were, if they're not closing because the kids don't drink.

I’d love to visit the UK again. Where do I go that’s actually still “British”? (Will I be arrested for saying that?)

@archpng "Watch this"

This "stramp" (stair-ramp hybrid) seamlessly integrates inclusive design into the architecture. Form and function in perfect harmony!

Dear French car manufacturers who are puzzlingly remaking classic designs but building them better than the original. Please do this one next. (preferably hybrid rather than full EV, preferably still - modern turbo diesel)

@Col45398669 Is that allowed?

Sober Donner.

The boot's too small as well. Is this even an SUV?

Car's in getting fixed after I was rear-ended at a red light. Insurance rental is a modern version of my 15 year old SUV, and it's objectively worse in every way I can think of: Gritty, gutless turbo Distracting screens Numb steering Bad visibility Dial shifter No room Bongs

@__el__toro__ Oh, interesting! I love Motorsport for things like this - it doesn't have to work for 500,000 road miles, it has to last a race, and be fast.

@jammyapps Those little gaps close up under braking. The radius of the bumps reduces stress concentrations and ensures contact as it deforms.

Our Formula SAE car back in the day had a unique disc design that I've never seen on another vehicle. If you take a close look at the slots, you'll notice the disc is completely slotted through at certain points, essentially creating fingers. When the caliper is squeezed, the fingers deform & make solid contact with the rest of the disc as they drag through the brake pads. The inner slots next to the fingers also incorporate this feature to help stiffen the disc under braking. Why were the discs designed this way? Well, another interesting component of the design is that the discs are made out of aluminum (and thus were super light). The slots allowed the discs to thermally expand without cracking. They also had a proprietary coating applied (I believe it was high-friction & nickel based) to greatly extend service life. The judges in the design portion of the competition loved our idea, but deducted a few points because we could not tell them what the coating was made of. Has anyone ever seen brakes like this before?

@Mike_M_Klotz Depends if he's roughly dumping it on the driveway, or deftly manhandling it up some old windy stairs into a first floor apartment.

Now a few questions about tipping etiquette. If you order a refrigerator from Home Depot or Lowe’s and they offer free delivery, do you tip the delivery man?

@tom550993 Clio all day

Which one?

@Mattisamazing33 I've always irrationally coveted a Monster, looked at one again recently for an on-site project I'll be working on, but I know I'll end up on one of my Hondas again for the dependable commute. Likely this little 400; carbs, no screens, revs to 12,500, and sips!

I’ll probably replace the F900R in 2027. With?

What brand do you think went from clear identity to total identity crisis?

@SBarrettBar Anti baby, anti family, anti dogs, anti work, anti life.

They're just brainwashing a generation to be anti baby

@eevblog How long before it lies to you about the signal it's measuring? "The voltage you're measuring absolutely doesn't go above 3.3V, you're safe to connect up that sensitive component!" *pop* "You're right to point out it was 240V AC, here's a new reading, that is 100% accurate"

How long before the first oscilloscope comes with "AI"?

@Bangernomics @Mattisamazing33 How do I vote for this?

@Mattisamazing33 I have just unravelled a multicar policy because it cost more, the insurance industry is an absolute nest of thieves. It would be so simple to sort all this out. Day 1 of my administration would put them all in the Tower...

Why can’t I have one insurance policy to cover all vehicles I own? Cars and bikes