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Currently going through this, the council wrote the order, took it to my neighbour, who promptly talked them out of serving it. Said he'd be quiet. Wish it worked like that for parking tickets.

They will have to be very well designed and able to withstand powertools. Once people figured out how to remove batteries from rental ebikes/scooters it quickly becomes a thing.

FYI if you're shooting tethered the live view functionality and performance of Capture One is infinitely better.

Not sure they're much better, they charge to install an intervalometer app. Its extremely basic functionality that should be there as standard.

I've shot burgers for a similar company, and it's all made 'fresh' to spec next to the studio. The stylist will have ridiculous amounts of everything to choose the best pieces and place by hand. Deep freezing and rebuilding sounds bonkers, how would that even work with a burger?

I have the XPPen 24, used similar Wacom before but couldn't justify the cost, really pleased with it overall, the macro keys and wheels are very useful. Software wise just Photoshop, and occasionally Corel when I want to mess around with digital painting.

It's a painting?!

The first use of the tagline 'Have a Break. Have a Kit Kat', written by the agency's Donald Gilles, can be traced to May 1957. A year later it was used on the first television spots for the brand and ever since has been a staple of campaigns for the chocolate bar.

Very cool toys, hadn't seen a one wheeler before

Is that a ground penetrating radar wheelbarrow?!

My time in Northern Thailand made me want to explore over the border. It seems the closer we got to the more remote border regions the more beautiful the landscape became. Some of the Burmese food around Chiang Mai was amongst the best I've ever had. Kao Soi in particular, although maybe this is more Burmese influenced than actually Burmese?!