Mark wibbled on Wednesday 11 November 2009 10:32
Just put it up. The correct location will be quickly determined as "the other place, silly!".
Or fix several in every possible location while you have the drill out and simply unscrew the "wrong" ones when she complains.
Akin to buttering the top of a cat before lobbing it out of the window.
[Warning - may cause the Universe to implode]
Using two hands also makes it easier to remove your digits from the dog's jaw.
Prolly the same company that supplied my luminous sundial!
God knows.
Yebbut, a Large Feline Collider is cheap, innit (and can charge Li-ion batteries).
In message , Jules writes
Oooh, I like that idea, but can we add image recognition so it fires junk mail back at the postman?
Not that difficult use the suck side of the vacuum to get your mail (inside suitable container alla Lamson Tubes) then use the blow side to send out your mail to the box.
Every house in my old patch in Somerset was called, "Beware Of The Dog".
Could do. Actually, it might be useful if I can send/receive stuff to/from immediate neighbours without any kind of postal service at all (it's a bit of a trek, and it's the middle of hunting season here right now). Maybe some arrangement of barcode scanners and valves in the pipework so that stuff could be routed to the right place?
Heck, may as well extend it into town and use it to receive groceries, dispose of rubbish etc. too...
Handling collisions might get interesting.
OK, I think I'm done ;-)
According to the illuminated bell-pushes, they're all called "Friedland".
In message , Jules writes
Ahh, no, should be simple. PSMA/CD (Post Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detect) with the advantage that the collisions wouldn't usually destroy the contents of the packets. It's all laid out in 802.3 but would need some subtle reworking. Might be a new RFC should be ready by, ooh, April perhaps?
Nope, now we're done ;-)
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