DulwichFox

Windows 10 Upgrade to version 1903 completed successfully (as far as I know) 1 hr 20 mins. Foxy

I'm frightened to flush the loo now. I normally take a long soak in the bath every night 1/2 hour with regular top ups with hot water. It will be one bath a week from now on. Don't like showers. Will save on Gas too. Once a week for the Washing Machine Its the only way a Water Meter will make any difference. It just makes people more careful. DulwichFox.

Sounds like a real Pain Unlike in previous versions of Windows, you?ll need to use the media creation tool to create an ISO file to install Windows 10. Make sure you have a license to install Windows 10. Also it is necessary to disable / uninstall any antivirus otherwise Errors will be encountered and the install will crash. A full Back is also required.. I think I will stick with what I have got. Foxy

It would seem it may also need a Memory expansion to accommodate it. Also an upgrade of Graphics Card and Driver Sets. So further research needed.

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't do it foxy, it's no where near as good as > Windows 3.1 What is Windows 3.1 ? Was that Clockwork ? I'm Running Windows 10 like most people bur do not know what Ver. 1903 is ? and there's not much info about it Fox.

I do not allow Auto Installation of Updates on my P.C. I have a Pending Update for Windows 10 Version 1903. Has anyone updated their Machine to Windows 10 Version 1903. Did you encounter any problems. ?? All advice greatly welcomed before I install. Foxy

All Done.. Amazing 30 mins and sorted.

Thames have arrived this morning to fit my Water Meter.. Yaayy

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are there any instructions on where on the bin to > put the sticker? The instructions are on the backing paper of the sticker It goes at the back of the bin. I.E. under the handle. It needs to be facing / visible from the street. Foxy

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You need to order a big food caddie. I still don?t > have my sticker though. I did order a Caddie when I paid back in May. I'm hope you get your sticker soon. They probably are being sent out in batches. Foxy

So I now have a Brown Bin for my Garden Waste BUT where do I put my Food Waste ?? Foxy

Sticker has arrived Fixed to Brown Bin.. BE CAREFUL It's very sticky. Mine went on a bit crooked but could not unstick it. Time to do some Garden clearing. Foxy

ED Light Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you?re not a customer you shouldn?t park there > - agree to that Yes.. But how does the Camera Know if you enter the pub or not. Or if you buy anything. You enter the car Park. The Camera uses ANPR to register your registration and then what. ???

If it is Camera Controlled.. How does the Camera know you are a customer or not ??? Foxed

RichH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I received my brown bin sticker just now. Someone > asked in one of the threads whether the sticker > includes your name. I'm happy to report that it > doesn't, it just has a subscription number, your > address and a valid until date of 31st. March > 2020. That's really good news Will keep an eye open for the Postie. DulwichFox

Satellite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A money transfer shop or morleys chicken shop gets > my vote !! There was a Morley's Chicken shop on East Dulwich Road. It is permanently closed. It used to 'Stink' of stale used fat. Yuk.

I got on a 12 on Thursday. No Back Stairs. Blue and White (inside) and really smart it was too. I travelled downstairs. It was very quiet running and very bright Never counted the wheels. DulwichFox

herne hilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i appreciate that this guy has made the jump to > start a busy on a high street in this current > climate. > Just think how many sweets he has to sell to make > up the rent/rates/staff and pay himself. > The front might not be to everyones taste but its > much nice than having a boarded up empty shop. > Dulwich fox - can you be 100% sure your scales are > accurate, have you popped back into the store to > ask if they can recalibrate their scales Bought 100gms of Floral Gums today which weighed 100 g. at home Which suggests both scales are probably accurate, Though the guy did use different set of scales to last time after he changed his mind over which scales to use. Not too Worried hasn't stopped me going back.

ad2000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Went in yesterday. Staff were lovely. Overheard > one telling a customer that the 100g is a guide > and you could have as little or much as you > wanted. "Even if its just 1". He also offered to > weigh something out so that the customer could see > how much was in the 100g. Thought it worth > mentioning. I'll go back because of the great > service. I was told 100gms of Floral Gums would be ?1.40 Asked for 100gms Guy took a few gums out and charged me ?1.50 Thats ok I thought probably a little over. Weighed them at home on accurate digital scales.. 85 g. (unbagged ) Bag was 3 grms

Found this Picture of a Saucy 'Burger' ?? Would take me a week to eat that wit Fries. Foxy

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hope it went OK Dulwich Fox and you will soon be > in good health again. Thank you Sue My condition is not 'curable' It all went well though and I am now 'Stent Free' but I will have the same procedure in a few months time to see if anything has changed.At the moment I can eat only a few mouthfuls of any food. about 100gms. I get 3 meals out of a T/a curry Can work out quite cheap :) Anyway I started this thread to talk about The New Pizza Place where Jaflong used to be. I think it opened while I was away, as did Saucy. Not had a chance to see them yet. Yet to ventured out of the house. I'm sure they will both do well. It's totally down to them. There is a lot of competition. Foxy

Cannot See what you might call a 'WebSite'

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Why is it that Pizzas that are cooked in an > oven > > between 450 and 500 degrees F (250 to 260 > degrees > > C) > > > > But 30 seconds after being put on a plate and > > served up at your table they are typically > stone > > cold. ?? > > I will pay ?100 to a charity of your choice, if > you can eat a pizza 31 seconds (without stopping > to huff and puff it cool) of it coming out cooked > from a wood fired oven. > > You name the place, I?ll set up the challenge. I seldom eat Pizza. Never in a Restaurant. You know that. I'm ill. I can just about manage 1/2 a 9" Margaretta Anyway I'm going into Hospital tomorrow morning for Surgery under General anaesthetic. The procedure is complicated and comes with risks. The last thing on my mind at the moment is Pizza. DF

Walked passed last night 9.00pm Seating installed and Wood fired Oven visibly on. Don't they take a couple of days to get up to full temperature? Some places Never turn them off, ?? Looks bigger for some reason. A pleasant looking make over. I feel it probably do well. DulwichFox

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can you not contact the supplier or manufacturer > to get their advice on how to clean the floor? > > I'd have thought that would be your best way > forward? The flooring was supplied from Howdens. Not Cheap. Could give them a ring. Thanks