Post what you are thinking at this very moment

[Teh One Who Knocks]

I've got a feeling that things aren't going to go my way today.

[DemonGeminiX]

Nope. I'm right, so far.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Nope. I'm right, so far.

[DemonGeminiX]

Again, I'm right, but this one isn't my fault.

[lost in melb.]

Again, I'm right, but this one isn't my fault.

[lost in melb.]

Well, Brexit has more or less begun. Goodbye smooth non-tariff barriers afforded by the single market, welcome red tape and anarchy

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Does anyone have any familiarity with basic city municipal codes? I know codes can vary from city to city, but I'm just curious about something and I can't find it anywhere in the clusterfuck of a website my city has for the municipal codes.

Basically, every home has a driveway and you can't park in front of and block someone else's driveway. But, if someone starts parking an RV in their side yard, and even goes so far as to put gravel down to make what appears to be an additional driveway, does that really count as a real driveway now and you can't park in front of it and block it?

[DemonGeminiX]

Does anyone have any familiarity with basic city municipal codes? I know codes can vary from city to city, but I'm just curious about something and I can't find it anywhere in the clusterfuck of a website my city has for the municipal codes.

Basically, every home has a driveway and you can't park in front of and block someone else's driveway. But, if someone starts parking an RV in their side yard, and even goes so far as to put gravel down to make what appears to be an additional driveway, does that really count as a real driveway now and you can't park in front of it and block it?

That's something that would vary from city to city, county to county, town to town, or whatever division of municipality you're living in.

Neighbor?

[Godfather]

My Kingston 1TB SSD just up and died after only 3-months. Downloaded a game, came back from lunch and it was gonzo on the PC. Took it in and the guy at the PC shop confirmed it's totally dead Said it's a good model, but sometimes just total luck of the draw.

Thank god it's the secondary drive on my new computer or I'd be pissed. Going to take 4-8 weeks to get a replacement back but at least I've still got a decent sized primary.

[lost in melb.]

My Kingston 1TB SSD just up and died after only 3-months. Downloaded a game, came back from lunch and it was gonzo on the PC. Took it in and the guy at the PC shop confirmed it's totally dead Said it's a good model, but sometimes just total luck of the draw.

Thank god it's the secondary drive on my new computer or I'd be pissed. Going to take 4-8 weeks to get a replacement back but at least I've still got a decent sized primary.

What a pain! Yep lucky it's not the main drive in a laptop

[DemonGeminiX]

Bleh.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

[Teh One Who Knocks]

That's something that would vary from city to city, county to county, town to town, or whatever division of municipality you're living in.

Neighbor?

I know it varies, I said that in my opening

Yeah, it's one of my neighbors. One of my asshole neighbors who I would like to make disappear.

My Kingston 1TB SSD just up and died after only 3-months. Downloaded a game, came back from lunch and it was gonzo on the PC. Took it in and the guy at the PC shop confirmed it's totally dead Said it's a good model, but sometimes just total luck of the draw.

Thank god it's the secondary drive on my new computer or I'd be pissed. Going to take 4-8 weeks to get a replacement back but at least I've still got a decent sized primary.

I recommend getting SSD's from Crucial.com. I've had the one in my PC at home for somewhere around 5 or 6 years now. And that PC is over 10 years old itself. But yeah, that's a problem with SSD's although they are more reliable than they used to be when they first came out.

[Pony]

Does anyone have any familiarity with basic city municipal codes? I know codes can vary from city to city, but I'm just curious about something and I can't find it anywhere in the clusterfuck of a website my city has for the municipal codes.

Basically, every home has a driveway and you can't park in front of and block someone else's driveway. But, if someone starts parking an RV in their side yard, and even goes so far as to put gravel down to make what appears to be an additional driveway, does that really count as a real driveway now and you can't park in front of it and block it?

Is there a curb? Or the gravel just goes right to the road?

I dunno but I would think there would be some ordinance about it. Or permits needing to be pulled....

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Is there a curb? Or the gravel just goes right to the road?

I dunno but I would think there would be some ordinance about it. Or permits needing to be pulled....

You know, in all the years I've lived there I never noticed if there is a cut in the curb or not. I'll have to look when I get home.