Not possible if you only buy stuff that is on special and always check that the special price really is special by keeping a list of the best special prices you have ever seen and vary what you buy depending on what is on special.
And if you are that short of money, that is the only sensible way to operate.
Money. There are several youtube videos out there taking apart "solar" calculator where the solar panel is just a bit of plastic, or painted glass they're all quite boring videos though, but it seems old ones are genuine, new ones not so much.
Why wouldn't they?
Still useful for programmers.
Can't say I ever did any mental arithmetic in hex and it makes no sense to be forcing all little kids to remember their times table that far for the occasional few who might do that.
I've been doing quite a bit in hex recently and I can do the times table for 16 now!
I did heaps of it in the past and never needed to do any mental arithmetic in hex.
Loads of people - many on less than that. That's why we have food banks.
I spent £30 in the pub last night in 1 hour (two of us at £10 a round).
For some people that is a weeks food.
That is the reason I donate to food banks.
I gave up when the pub manager asked "what's a square metre" when he wanted the toilet wall re-tiling
I've had a Casio fx-451 since 1986 and it's still going strong.
They are still available at about £30
Sometimes you really are a knob head.
Food banks are often used by people who are in work but are struggling to pay their bills.
Brilliant reading material of my younger years.
I think we can accept that as old enough to be genuine!
Even Brian Gaff can see that
And the gf has decided to apply for a new job because of fuel prices.
I am happy that people cant do sums in their heads, but when people don't even know what sums, or science IS, I get very queasy.
These people have a vote.
That is a reason why I dont go to pubs. I spent £120 filling up the car yesterday. More important than 4 nights down the pub.
I really resent pub prices, at least for ordinary drinks. Maybe, if I were into real ale and the like, it would be different, but ordinary beer is £6-7 a pint in the pub, or £2 a pint in Tesco. A packet of crisps to go with it is £1.50 in the pub, or 30p in Tesco.
I realise that the pub has staff, etc, and it's probably not making a fortune, even though it's charging me a fortune! :)
just don't go
I don't have to, but until 2020 happily did.
Usually quite a bit less than 30 quid.
Owain
Probably not - car drivers often don't have a public transport mindset.
Owain
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