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Lived in Newhaven from 1999-2006. Biggest problem IMO is still traffic, but if you're on the train/bus to work you won't have problems. I lived off Valley Drive for a while (convenient, clean, cheap, mostly huge houses on odd/tiny plots) and bought a new place up by Tideway in 2002. Easily the...

$1100 per year electric. Geothermal heat. :flameboun

Oregon has a Brighton (and a Brighton Marina). Last time I drove past, there were about four rotten fishing boats in it... :)

Have a dig here: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux ...and yes, it works. I don't use it daily.. but it *does* work. :)

As someone who is currently stuck in San Antonio.... :censored: :censored: :tantrum:

Uriah Heep - 1991 Bulldog Bash I thought there would be Motorhead. :(

As if anyone takes their films to Boots anymore. Is Supasnaps still going? :)

Anything with a three word title

All Together Now? It was on in the middle of the afternoon.. and again at like 2am.

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The stream on cricfree.tv is also 100% solid.

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They're my "local" team. They sell-out virtually every home game, do all sorts of stuff in the community (as evidenced by that story!), and moved into a new stadium a couple of years ago after playing on-and-off all over town. Unfortunately, their new stadium is a converted baseball field, so...

Used to see him in Budgens in Henfield fairly regularly.. also his car was rather obvious as IIRC it has the number plate M1 FOG. RIP.

Ten miles really isn't long enough to warm it up properly. Take it for a longer run (>25 miles and/or >an hour) once in a while; it won't do it anymore. :)

Apparently even the Illuminati have to pay the electric bill

If only SF had turned up for the first.. well.. half. :D

Live.. Stewart Lee, Jim Jefferies, Reginald D Hunter, Jimeoin Got to give Al Murray (ten years ago) some credit, as well as Hugh Dennis.. even though NO ONE agrees with the latter. :)

Specifically in SF.. Foley's have the usual suspects on tap, there's a deli up on Nob Hill (fnarr) that has a good British can/bottle selection.. and there's a shop run by a nutter from Yorkshire near Van Ness that keeps proper Mars bars, Crunchies, Irn Bru, etc. That said.. the local stuff is...

Generally.. it kinda depends which hosting service you're on. The cheapest high-capacity services rely on spreading things around in a giant cluster that's managed by the provider - so they control what updates get installed and when. Any software installed on top of that is the customer's...