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I just need to run a container in docker. Ubuntu seemed the least faff that didn't involve buying a Windows license and is supported by the people that make the app I'm running.

I've recently installed Ubuntu and I'm impressed by how much more user friendly it is. Still not perfect, but it is miles better than it used to be.

In all honestly, I'd just buy a cheapo 128GB SSD, remove the windows drive and replace it, have a mess, then swap it back if needed.
Or, even easier, use Virtualisation (Oracle Virtualbox probably the best bet). You can boot up a virtual OS in that.

Otherwise, you've gotta fuck about with the ...

Fine print: you must advise us of your intention to take your vehicle on track no less than 578 days before the event, submit it to an inspection by our chosen provider Gazza's MoT and Vape Shop in Dungeness (open 11-12 alternate Thursdays in even numbered months, shop is closed April-August ...

My classicline insurance has five UK trackdays included as standard so long as you let them know. 8-) I haven't looked into the policy details, but at least it's somewhat reassuring.


Fine print: you must advise us of your intention to take your vehicle on track no less than 578 days before the ...

For example we have 30 separate actions to do when assembling a piston and rod, times 20 so 600 things that need doing correctly. If you do something repeatedly and all day long with expensive consequences you need a foolproof system.

Dave!

A mild aside:
This is particularly true when you ...

He literally died to own the libs.

I've often thought you should respect people who are sincere in their beliefs, and by his own actions he demonstrated that he clearly believed what he spouted.

I now know that you shouldn't respect people simply because they are sincere in their beliefs, so ...

Excellent outcome.

Friends' Tiguan is currently with VW to be dried out before they can start to investigate which bits that have been damaged by water ingress.

The bill so far is reassuringly large.

Hi guys, I've got a Submariner with the date. I never knew I'd made such a fool of myself. Must consult you more in future.
I drive a Cayman GTS 4.0 currently. Should I torch that to save further embarrassment?


I'll help you out of your misery. £100 CASH my way and I'll take both of your ...

Hi guys, I've got a Submariner with the date. I never knew I'd made such a fool of myself. Must consult you more in future.
I drive a Cayman GTS 4.0 currently. Should I torch that to save further embarrassment?


I'll help you out of your misery. £100 CASH my way and I'll take both of your hands ...

That's a perennial bugbear of mine. Never understood why people put the TVs up high. It isn't comfortable.

There's some Datsun 240Z in there too.

If I won the lottery that'd be straight in the garage, simply because of the supercharger stack height :lol:



That goes in my “cool item but not for me” bucket. I don’t imagine cornering is one of it’s strongest cards….


It'll go round corners like it is on rails. As long as it is on ...

Zoe booked in with the auto electrician to figure out why the HRW and heated seats aren't working.

Could be a fuse, but the HRW fuse is not accessible unless you have five joints in each finger.

What about my green, RWD, eight speed, lightweight, modified (taller gearing for more speed) mode of transport? Does that count?

@Delphi sorry to hear that.

Congrats!

Rear wheels look wrong on the Porsche. It looks broken rather than stanced.

How can we possibly guess if we don't know whether the wheels are staggered?